Been using them since 2018 to save time over spending an entire day taking classes through the…read morehospitals I work at. They are focused on getting the most important education across and no wasting my valuable time. If you register for a class in Staten Island and there are less than 3 students they will accommodate you with a reservation for their class in NJ. It's easy enough to get there although I would naturally prefer SI. All instructors are excellent and personable.

Very comprehensive, excellent instructor! Well organized and co wise, effective CPR training.read more

Irisa made this class fun and super informative. Her real life experience helped solidify the…read morecourse work. The class went by super fast and I was well prepared for my test. Will come back for my other certifications!

Clean facility. My instructor was funny and knowledgeable. They made sign up and certification…read moreeasy. They squeezed me in for a last minute Bls class. I would go again and recommend.

I highly recommend Lama's Driving School. The instructors make learning to drive feel simple…read moreinstead of stressful. They take their time explaining things and make sure you're comfortable at every step. I appreciated how supportive the whole team was throughout the lessons. Thanks to everyone there for making it a smooth experience.

The office is clean. The cars I used were clean, as well. I…read morefelt Eddie (the owner) really cares about the students.

Very nice environment. My son learned very well here and we've been coming here for years. He has…read moregreatly excelled in his subjects since we have signed up. He's now in Staten Island Tech. It's an excellent environment and I would highly recommend it to others.

My child got 64 on the Living Environment Regent but retook the exam after going to tutoring at…read moreBook Smart over the summer and got an 82. Wonderful accomplishment! Thank you Book Smart.

The staff are very nice here and the space has crazy nice artwork everywhere. I hear the owner…read morepainted some of it himself which is cool.

This place is a hidden gem. As a teacher, I was very very picky about where I sent my son. This was…read morea great choice for a plethora of reasons. Not to mention that the price is very reasonable. They are so accommodating and my son absolutely loves it! I can't get him to leave. He loves it so much that I decided to put him in full time!

We loved having our daughter attend Little Hands and Feet Daycare. Our daughter attended starting…read moreat 4 months old and is now 14 months. Anesha, Sandra, Ana Maria, Rosa, Lorenza, and the entire staff are amazing people that care and love the children. They do fun activities including artwork and water play. I got updates each day through the app. As a working Mom, I have sometimes felt guilty about having to leave her with someone else. But at Little Hands and Feet, she had gained so many people who loved on her, she was learning a lot, and getting a lot of attention. On her birthday they even threw her a big party. They just go above and beyond in every way. I cannot recommend Little Hands and Feet Daycare enough!

Rude, hung up on me when I was still talking and asking questions. Not polite. Would not recommend.read more

I was so nervous when my first child started school and we had an amazing experience there. All the…read moreteachers and paras I have come across, are so friendly and attentive. I was shocked to see the staff members of other classes greet my child by their name. The general staff members (site coordinators and office staff members) know all the children's names and greet them and dismiss them. One time my brother in law came with me for pickup and he was holding my child's hand, he was stopped because the staff did not recognize him and I came and said I was here with them. The staff is very attentive. They built such a great phonics foundation for my child that they were reading on a first grade level in kindergarten. I live on the other side of the island but I am so satisfied with this school, I am sending my second child there was well. My second child was always greeted by the staff during drop off and pick up. I was nervous about my second one starting 3k but my second child is so comfortable there, I am definitely returning. Love this school so much! Please note if you are unhappy with the school or any school, you have the power to pull your child out. You are the parent/guardian of your child, they are still too young to speak up for themselves. You are their voice.

Allow me to preface this by saying there are a few teachers and Paras there that are friendly and…read moreseem to genuinely care about the kids but there isn't an aspect of this school that isn't disorganized and unprofessional. It was a school year of just stress and worry. My child isn't fully potty trained as of yet and needs pull ups changed, they would change her but one day she came home with a latex glove stuck in her pants leg. I was fuming because that was a choking hazard if she had found it before I did. They were apologetic but said my kid was wiggly during changing . A s**t excuse to turn around and blame a toddler. It's hard to say who actually changed her that time because there are a lot of different Paras that rotate between classes but it's a reflection of the whole school for me. Early this spring my child was out sick .As a precaution I had her at the pediatrician for a viral screen for COVID and RSV and a got a letter that she was negative and cleared to return to school on a specific date. When she returned on that date the nurse called saying she has a runny nose and wanted to know why she was out sick and if she had a seen a Dr. I said there was note in her backpack from her MD. He hadn't even seen it and said the teachers didn't even tell him about it. So in theory I could have returned her to school without any documentation that she was cleared since no one was looking or reporting it to the medical room. She could have returned with any number of viruses. When I asked the staff about it they blamed the nurse and the nurse blamed the teachers, just passing the responsibility off each other. When they would call to ask about her absence they would ask me to get a note but never asked me before she entered the school in the morning . No wonder my child was sick every other week . The mornings were stressful, the staff rushes the kids into the school, when they told me they line up at a certain time it actually meant they went upstairs at the time ,not a minute later, there were a few times when a para took my child's hand and whisked her away without a chance for me to even say goodbye to her, very strange. This occurred even in mild weather so it wasn't just to avoid exposing the children to freezing weather. Once ( while 9 months pregnant ) I was walking towards the gate with her and a staff member yelled out with an attitude - my child's name- "we're waiting for you!" . It was just rude and mean to assume my child would understand and to also expect me to run across the lot with her while super pregnant. It's a shame , avoid avoid avoid .