I cannot rave enough about this Tutor Time location. The teachers and administrators are…read moresupportive, kind, and knowledgeable. They genuinely care and love each of their kids. I miss them.

Please make sure to thoroughly research this place before sending your child here…read more We enrolled our children at this center with high hopes, but our experience was deeply concerning and ultimately disappointing. On our second day, our child sustained injuries (by a teacher) during a transition to outdoor play. According to the incident report and findings posted on Michigan's Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) website, a staff member lifted our child by one arm, resulting in a dislocated elbow. When the child fell, they were dragged by the ankle toward the door. This incident was formally documented and substantiated by state regulators. We also encountered issues with transparency and communication. Despite available space in the GSRP program, our application was ignored without explanation. At the same time, the center was actively promoting the program on social media and encouraging others to apply. Classroom ratios were another major concern. In the Infant 2 room, we personally observed up to seven children assigned to one teacher--well above the state-mandated 4:1 ratio. Although this was reported to the state, and temporarily addressed, the issue returned within weeks. We received multiple calls stating our child had a fever as high as 104°F. However, upon immediate arrival, we often found our child active and well. After bringing our own thermometer, we rarely confirmed a fever. This raised concerns about whether these calls were being used to reduce classroom numbers during staffing shortages. We also observed a pattern of retaliation after raising concerns. For example, our child received a write-up for questionable reasons. We witnessed management speaking harshly to both children and staff, at times causing staff members to become visibly upset. In one instance, our child was threatened by another student with violent language. Despite the center's stated zero-tolerance policy, the response was dismissive. We were left feeling that disciplinary standards were not applied consistently. Adding to our concern, we noticed that at least three of the five-star reviews on Google appear to have been written by current or former staff members. This raises questions about the accuracy of the center's overall rating and public image. We stayed longer than we should have, largely because of several wonderful teachers who truly cared about the children. Sadly, even those educators have begun to leave. The center does have potential, but meaningful change is needed--both at the local management level and within district leadership. We would like to return in the future, but only if that change occurs.

Amazing school! Teachers are very caring, the curriculum and all learning channels are top of the…read moreline. Love their format for teaching children to write. Love the activities and community around the parents. 10 out of 10 highly recommend

Discriminates against children who had prior illnesses, Unprepared, Unwilling, Very Transactional,…read moreMischievous, and the facility Smells of urine. If negatives ratings were available, I'd give them -10. 1. Discriminates: My daughter was kicked out of the program because she experienced two prior febrile seizures, both related to viral infections. a. Federal laws that prohibit schools from discriminating from children with disabilities, even though our child does not have a disability. b. Page 3 of their Parent Handbook 2022-2023, under the "Allergies / Medication Packet" section speaks about seizures and it goes on to advise that "together we will create an action plan"), c. My husband and I met with Ms. Nancy for the initial interview and walkthrough. She did not ask any questions regarding medical history. When we asked, she said paperwork would be sent before school started for us to complete. Also, I met with Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Christina before school started and told them our entire experience and we discussed a care plan, where Ms. Suzanne appeared overwilling to administer a care plan, but Ms. Christina seemed not fully on board. In the end, Ms. Nancy tried to infer that we hid our daughter's medical history from her, as if we would put our daughter's life at risk, to attend this transactional school. 2. Unorganized & Unprepared: Before school started, I called for the paperwork, they were unorganized and said that the packages would be mailed. They were never mailed. I met with Ms. Suzanne and my daughter's teacher Ms. Christina. Ms. Suzanne was assuring that they could assist in the situation of a febrile seizure lasting longer than the standard time. Ms. Suzanne said they had another child in the school with similar medication on file. Ms. Christina said she had never responded to one before but agreed, which seemed only due to Ms. Suzanne's assurance. Because of Ms. Christina's reaction I later followed up with her and also other teachers and Teacher Assistants in the school who would be with our daughter before and after school. None were experienced and seemed uncomfortable with the conversation. 3. Unwilling: After submitted information and help video Ms. Christina and Ms. Nancy determined that they were unwilling to administer care. Febrile Seizures can happen with a high fever during an illness, affecting 2-5% of children in the U.S. between 6 months and 5 years of age. 4. Transactional: I tried to negotiate with Ms. Nancy and also Ms. Christina regarding the care plan, as a new parent I wasn't sure if my requests were extreme or not. Ms. Christina decided that she would not provide the care plan.. Ms. Nancy was unwilling to compromise in any way and only said no to any and all requests that I asked without even hearing them out. I also asked if my daughter could return after a year of being cleared and having no experiences with illnesses and she also said no. Furthermore, once they said that we could no longer participate in the program, it was like we became public enemy #1, even though my husband and I remained calm, patient and professional throughout the entire experience. The staff was very rude and short. 5. Mischievous: Ms. Nancy provided me to a Tuition Rate sheet that quoted us our weekly rate, after disputing the prepaid charges which they refused to return I realized that: a. They were charging us a different weekly rate than Ms. Nancy told us. b. In going through the refund process, they also tried to charge us for more days than we attended. They tried to charge us for more days than we attending. Saying that attendance showed that my daughter had attended before their actual school start date, that's written on their own website. c. We purchased close to $300 in school supplies, when we were removed after 6 days of school, they return only a portion of our supplies and most of the items were generic when we purchased branded products. d. Getting a refund required several hours of our time and money. e. They declined my request for my refund more than once 6. Smells of Urine: When you walk into the facility on a regular basis, it smells of urine. And on more than one occasion there was no hand soap in the bathrooms for the children.

The staff is so disrespectful. I'm not sure what complex they have. Every time I've come here…read morewhether to drop my brother off or pick him up I've been met with disrespect from those in the front office. They believe they're superior. I know my first name is a typical last name but having someone repeat what's your first name over and over and slower is super demeaning. The teachers are even disrespectful to the students. My brother has come home with horror stories that make you hope your child is making them up. Ranging from other students taking his stuff and the teacher telling him oh well and blaming him to the teachers forcing them to run because her glasses were moved. Let me tell you my brother has issues with his ankles and this "punishment" further worsened his condition.

My experience with Laurus Academy has been a good one. I had one to graduate from there and another…read morecurrently attending, I wouldn't change anything about this school. The staff is attentive academically, respectful, and very communicative with your child's progress as well as with any problems that have arrived at the school, and they have always provided a safe environment for my children the whole course of them being there.

Costello Has Great teachers Including Mr Rondot and Mr mckinney all teachers are greatread more

There's a Teacher named Julie Eldridge and she's been a teacher at Costello since 2010 and a lot of…read moreher black students she's had over the years I've talked to and we've all felt and had the same experience with her, She'll single us out and purposely treat the black students horribly and embarrass them in front of the class. Hand out candy to the whole class but certain students!!!

What can I say, we love Utica Community Schools and their teachers!! We currently have our 5 kids…read moreenrolled in 3 different schools within the Utica district, Beck elementary on Hayes, Shelby Junior High on Van Dyke, and Duncan elementary on 26 Mile Road. I can honestly say that moving into this school district was the best choice we made for our children. I feel confident that they are, and will continue to receive the best education possible. As an active parent who participates and volunteers within all 3 schools, I get to see first hand what goes on within the schools. The teachers are some of the most engaged and active I've ever seen. You can tell they truly care about the well being and education of all their students. As a parent, who's experience reaches across 3 different schools, I highly recommend the Utica Community school district.

As an elementary school teacher, and a former childcare provider, I am quite particular in what I…read morelook for when it comes to the care and education of my children. From the moment we found Paradigm Care & Enrichment Center, I knew it was the place I wanted for my son, Grayson! He started attending Paradigm when he was just one year old, and I was blown away by the care and communication that I received from all of the staff. The teachers at Paradigm go above and beyond to make you, and especially your children, feel happy, healthy, and safe! People often marvel at, "how much my 3-year-old knows" or "how polite he is". While my husband and I work hard to ensure he STAYS that way, we know if our hearts that the teachers and staff at Paradigm are a HUGE part of why he IS that way! I cannot more highly recommend this child care center. My son loves it so much, he wakes up on the weekends asking if he can, "go to school"!

I have three children and all three have now gone here. Everything is well organized, clear…read morecommunications and clean facilities. The teachers, directors etc are great and my children all improved with their behavior, speech and social skills considerably after attending this school. It's highly recommended by me!!

Our Lady of the Lakes is such a wonderful supporter of Crossroads Care Center in Auburn Hills. We…read morehelp women who are at risk in a crisis pregnancy - offering hope when they have nowhere else to turn. We also offer free prenatal care, material goods, counseling and more. God bless your Walking with Moms in Need group - you are a God send!

Amazing Catholic Church! Ample parking outside. Beautiful padded pews inside. Very welcoming Parish.read more

An exceptional institution of faith based education and integrity. it's not for those who feel…read moretuition is an entitlement that affords parents a voice to reshape proven practices that have led to unparalleled academic and athletic success for the last half century. Paul C 88"

There are some really great teachers at Brother Rice that really care about your son's education…read more However, the current administration and the culture of the school in the past several years has switched. The current culture of the school favors students who are either really great athletes and therefore the school can publicize on their success, or the school prefers parents who can donate large sums of money to the school. If you are just a good kid, a good athlete, a good person from a modest family income you'll be left in the dust.