Dramatic pragmatics has helped so much by helping my child make new friends and he has also…read morelearned how to problem solve and keep his cool the office staff are so nice and easy to work with and the therapists are amazing they are so well trained and you are always able to speak to them about a problem about school or an after school activity so the therapist can focus on that skill I have had a amazing experience with this program and highly recommend it

I cannot begin to tell you how much they have helped my daughter!! Amazing program with caring…read morestaff/therapists. Highly recommend, my daughter loves going, and it's helped in many areas. Most notably, social skills. Thank you, DP!

None better. You won't find anyone who cares more than John and the Dream Tree staff. My daughter…read moreChristina just went from a 25 to a 29 on her ACT's. My middle son Nick went up over 200 points on his SAT's to a 2170 and my oldest William also went up over 200 points on his SAT's. John also keeps in contact with the students and truly cares. He reviews their transcripts with them, gives college advice, etc. He's the real deal.

My children have been receiving private and group tutoring since grade school with Dream Tree…read moreAcademy. John, their tutor, has helped them in their academic struggles and he has also provided accelerated tutoring for my more advanced student. I cannot say enough about John's care and love for his students' happiness and success. His technique is extremely thorough and I have received personalized evaluations where he pinpoints my child's weaknesses and strengths resulting in my children receiving exactly what they need. I see immediate results after every lesson with my child's grades and confidence. My children look forward to seeing him and he makes himself available with academic emergencies. He stays on top of my kids by overseeing their progress through text messaging and Skype. John also provides excellent academic guidance and is a wonderful education consultant. His SAT/ACT courses have helped produce high enough scores for my son to attend an IV League. Finding my child this kind of help is priceless to me, especially with the changes in the academic curriculum and the competitiveness of the students nowadays.

We love Little Thinkers. Our daughter has been attending…read morefull time from 6 months of age (she is now 21 months old) and we feel lucky to have such a rich and loving environment for her during the week. We are first-time parents and we were a little nervous at first about leaving our daughter in a daycare, but we quickly realized that it is the best place that she could be. The kids learn so much from being in a group environment and from all the activities that the teachers offer. There are weekly activities such as piano class, yoga (cute!), dance, painting, crafts, and baby signs, making the days full of learning and exploration. And there is delicious, organic home-cooked food as well. Overall a great place!

Our little boy has been with Little Thinkers since he was 3 months old. Now he is in the toddler…read moregroup and we could not be happier with the amazing, loving care he gets here. They do fun, but educational activities that are age-appropriate in both content and in how they're taught. They give him tons of amazing food, have magic nap skills, and most importantly - they really and truly care about him. They also share lovely photos throughout the day, so nice for working parents to be able to see their little ones having fun! 10/10, the best daycare we could have ever imagined! It's a shame that their rating is skewed by reviews from people who do not actually have experience with this amazing group.

Andrea was an extraordinary source of help for us as we navigated our way through the entire…read morecollege process with our daughter. She was there with us every step of the way - helping search for the best colleges, setting up a schedule so that we didn't have to worry about missing important deadlines, helping her apply to the schools, giving critical advice with the college essay, and much more. Andrea's warm, caring, and engaging personality was instrumental in making the stressful process work seamlessly and painlessly. Our meetings with her were chock full of information, advice, and expertise. Our daughter clicked very well with Andrea and she trusted her completely, as did we. We are so lucky to have found her and highly recommend My College Coordinator to all those who need a helping hand with this process.

Eye Level has been a godsend for my son and I owe so much to Margaret who runs the eye level in…read moreBriarcliff Manor. My son's story starts with him being diagnosed on the autism spectrum when he was four,and with all the dedicated services we received from New York State which was impactful for his upbringing and improving his reading and comprehension in the past. Margaret has been crucial in these last few years with my son. My son was removed off the spectrum but you can still see hints of how it's still a lingering issue. I am proud to say that Margaret has been so patient, consistent and loving in her work with my son that she has been a cornerstone of my son's improvement. My son is now on the honor roll, and there's no way I can say that margarets' work with EYE LEVEL has not been a crucial resource in my son's improvement and improved efficiency. If you have a child that needs that additional assistance, Margaret who is a part of the EYE LEVEL family will be instrumental to their improvement. WE ARE BLESSED TO HAVE MARGARET ON OUR SIDE! AND SHE CAN HELP YOU!

My son has been a student at Eye Level Briarcliff for 7 years. Early on the skills he was learning…read morereinforced what he was being taught in school. As he progressed, he learned math tactics that were not taught in school, which gave him an advantage in math class (that were reflected in his grades.) In English, he was challenged with vocabulary words and grammar that he was more advanced than his school curriculum. Moreover, the better he was doing in school, the more confidence he gained. The years he spent at Eye Level gave him a solid foundation in Math and English that are reflected in his grades. Margaret, who runs this location is a terrific teacher who is kind, always encouraging and enthusiastic about her students successes.

Worked for FTS tutoring for about a year and I really enjoyed my experience. The owner, Fay, was…read morekind an compassionate and held a really high bar of what it means to tutor for the company. She made sure I had a way of tracking growth in the students and was always really responsive.

Fred is a fantastic tutor. I have used him for both my daughter while in high school and myself in…read morea college course. We both had difficulties grasping the concepts of Algebra, we both passed yeah!!! I would highly recommend, he also tutors all maths and sciences.

I can't possibly begin to express my gratitude for Alison and her incredible team at Huntington…read moreLearning Center in Yorktown Heights, New York. My daughter Val absolutely lost her love of learning during her hybrid/COVID school year, despite all of our attempts to keep her engaged. My husband and I ended up moving our family out of state for three years and things only got worse for her, beginning with uncharacteristic behavioral changes both in school and at home. We decided to move back to Westchester, and the first thing we did was enroll Val for summer tutoring because we could not handle the tears and negotiations when it came to homework and the general apathy towards school. Something wasn't right, and we could not figure out what it was, and for 2 years, her teachers had no suggestions that seemed to work. Alison assessed our rising fifth grader and determined that she was still reading and performing at a third-grade level. Our kid was two years behind in school in all areas, and no one caught this for over 2 years. We were doing everything right, and somehow it still went so wrong. Val was in a private school. We did homework together. We read together. It was the HLC assessments that pointed out her academic strengths and weaknesses and addressed how to best approach the academic inadequacies in the most effective ways. We decided to do an intensive summer program, five days a week for 10 weeks during the summer. We continued three times a week come September. In November 2023, Allison sat on a Zoom call with my husband and me, for the first quarter parent-teacher 5th-grade conferences, and before we said anything to her teachers, we wanted to wait and see how they assessed Val. Her school teachers confirmed what we were hoping.They confirmed that all of Val's hard work was paying off. She was reading and writing at a 5th grade level and was hitting all her benchmarks for math and reading. When Alison explained the intensive intervention that Val had completed, the teachers were shocked and never would have imagined how behind this kid had been just a few months prior. Val continued to work with Allison's incredible team three times a week, to continue this evolution and success the rest of the school year. We dropped to "summer maintenance" twice a week summer of 2024, knowing that middle school was just around the corner. Unfortunately, we did have to move away from Westchester again, but the invaluable skills and hard work paid off. My sixth-grade daughter just came home today with a report card stating her 3.1 GPA and is officially an Honor Roll student. Her science teacher has recommended her for honors science next year. While my husband and I have never been focused on grades, this achievement has undoubtedly changed how our daughter views herself academically and what she feels she is capable of. Alison listened. She let me cry. And then she got to work, constantly reassessing the best way to get my kid back on track. Not only is Val academically succeeding, she actively reads in her spare time, seeks out authors of books she's enjoyed independently, and has rave reviews from her teachers to date. Does she want to do her homework immediately after school? No. She's 12. Of course not. Does she voluntarily open her books on the weekend to review and get ahead? Also no. But she does it, and I watch as she utilizes the study skills HLC taught my kid, and then she comes home from school HAPPY. There's no profound way I can possibly express the level of gratitude I have. If sharing the success of one kid who was so turned off to learning, but found her way back to loving her education again, I hope that helps one parent to make the best decision they can and join the HLC community. Trust the process, it is an invaluable investment in your child's education and future.

I visited Huntington Learning Center in Yorktown seeking summer math assistance for my daughter and…read moregeometry Regents prep for my son, which I made clear to the intake assistant director. They advised that the first step was a foundational test to assess their needs, followed by a meeting to discuss options. However, after the testing, I did not receive any meeting confirmation emails and had to call the office to remind them. Despite reiterating my daughter's need for summer help, during a subsequent Zoom meeting, the assistant director informed me they do not offer such services and promised to forward the meeting information, which never arrived. I've tried to move past this, but I remain unsettled. I will certainly caution anyone who asks about my experience and advise them against choosing this center.