This school saved our childs academic life, as well as restored balance and peace of mind to our…read moreentire family amd home life. We have a wonderful son who learns differently. He struggled in public schools. We met at times monthly with school staff regarding IEP Diectives and goals. The paper looked good but the learning environment could not achieve the goals. We were met in public school with multiple obstacles including unbelievably that public school teachers were not required any special training for learning disabilities. The pain we all went through included student and parent shaming amd other atrocities. Thankfully another parent recommended MARBURN ACADEMY. Right away they took our son to much better learning and social environment. We saw our son blossem and gain self confidence. The teachers are incredible. Our son is now succeeding in a graduate program in molecular genetics and biochemistry. Thank You Marburn. Please go visit this amazing school and consider sending your child.

The only good thing about Marburn was that the kids all treated each other well. They all fit in…read more The teachers were horrible. The HS history teacher is the worst, she was teaching garbage and treating the kids horribly. The HS English teacher didn't care a bit about our child and their grades. The woke garbage is in full swing here.

I would not recommend this school to anyone. Simply because it is a two week program and I had 4…read moredifferent instructors within that time that all had different methods of teaching, which can be difficult if you are new in the healthcare field. They do not work with you at all with financing and DEMAND every bit of money you owe before they will even let you finish the program. Not to mention how unprofessional they are when they are asking you for your money. Their communication skills also need some work as well. Had I known this school was going to be this way, I definitely would have gone elsewhere.

I took the STNA class here last year during the evening. The lobby/classrooms need some updating,…read moreas do the mannequins & equipment you practice with. The instructors were really great and knew what they were talking about. The price is about the same as the other STNA courses around here. You can bring your own scrubs instead of buying theirs, as long as they are solid dark blue. The only thing that really needed changed was the way the curriculum was set up - instead of passing out a syllabus that told you what would be happening on which day, the instructors sort of just told you the day before what you should have read for tomorrow. That was kind of annoying, especially most people in the evening class are also working full-time during the day. It also created some confusion when one instructor told us one chapter to prepare for the next day but then the next day, the other instructor said we were supposed to go over & be tested on a different chapter. Other than that, I had a great experience and feel well-prepared.

Our family has taken a variety of classes through Oxford Training & Enrichment center and we have…read morehad a positive experience each time. They offer so many options that each person in our family has been able to participate in one of their programs (the discount for multiple programs has kept us coming back!) I have taken almost all the Health and Safety Trainings that they offer-I have enjoyed the small class size as well as how each instructor makes sure the participants know the material and feel comfortable using the techniques used in the class. My son has taken the Little Surfers Fit Board Fusion class-the teacher is patient and takes the time to give him individual attention. Each week he is excited to come home and tell us what positions he has done on the "surf" board! Last year my son took an art enrichment class through the center. I was amazed at the qualifications of the art instructor for a child's art class! He came home with so much knowledge about famous artists. We are looking forward to receiving their class schedule this fall! This year we plan to enroll in the parenting class, private music lessons as well as the gardening seminars.

They post classes on AHA's website that are not actually going on. They do not respect Health Care…read moreProfessionals time off from work. I moved patients and my schedule around to try to make a ACLS class & it was a ghost town - no one was there and there was zero communication from them.

I completed the in person portion of my CPR training at this location. I came in feeling nervous,…read morebut it was for no reason! Sue was an AMAZING instructor!! The way she presented the information made it so easy to understand and remember. She walks you through everything and makes learning it so fun and engaging! I would recommend this to anyone. Go to Sue!

There are 2 distinct views I hold of United Way. They are the before I volunteered with them - and…read moreafter. aka the ignorant one and the knowledgeable one. Before - I thought they were useless and likely highly overstaffed and paid. But then, I heard a recipient of one of their programs and services speak to how her life had been changed. She spoke of her prior life consumed with addition, homelessness and unemployability. Through the services of the United Way - and specifically a program called E3 - she had turned her life around. She had earned a degree, got clean, and would find out later that day - she was hired by our company. I saw so moved that I joined that United Way affinity group that runs the E3 program that very day. Around the same time, I heard that VITA was looking for volunteers - Volunteer Income Tax Assistance - a program I had volunteered with while in Law School. I agreed to give it a try and catch up with the tax changes that had evolved in the 20+ years since I last did VITA. Soonafter getting trained, I learned VITA was another United Way program. Through my ongoing membership and leadership roles, as well as my volunteerism, I've come to learn about the mission of United Way to eliminate poverty. This sparked an interest in me to learn more - so I've intentionally listened to, read, and attended all kinds of programs providing information on poverty - causes, effects, proliferation within our systems, efforts to reduce and eliminate, etc. And in the center of it all is the United Way and its funded partners. At one time, United Way was just a way to donate to charitable causes through workplace payroll withholding. Now it's the connector of so many organizations which serve our community and strive to reduce and eliminate poverty. If you want to do more than just give - they have all kinds of volunteer opportunities. I highly recommend you check them out and learn all about their programs and successes!

I've been doing a lot of volunteer work with United Way of Central Ohio for the past 2 years, so I…read morefind myself there about twice a month. Since my first visit to the facility, what I find really helpful is the easy on and off expressway access and the off the street parking. Those two aspects make it so easy to get to the building and be on my way. When you get in the building, you'll immediately notice that it's very colorful and there are plenty of diverse faces that decorate the halls and walls. I appreciate that as well because it demonstrates to me how important diversity is to the organization. Since it's a secure building in downtown Columbus, there's no ability to wonder in and roam around, but the staff are always very helpful and ensure you find the right person to assist you in what you're searching for. Since I'm there fairly often, I would love it if the added an unsecure or public wireless network so that I can use my laptop online during meeting -- which would be really helpful in some instances. Other than that, I encourage you to check out United Way of Central Ohio and see some of the awesome ways you can get involved in your community.

Upper Arlington's department of Lifelong Learning (a division of the city's Parks and Recreation…read moredepartment) is a great way to explore a whole gamut of adult, self-enrichment. I currently teach armchair travel and history seminars for Lifelong Learning, but have also taken a bunch of different classes through this program, including yoga, pottery, craft and cooking classes. The instructors are reputable professors, tradespeople and professionals within their industry. Prices vary depending on how many sessions are taught for the one class. A class like pottery will meet 7 or 8 times and the cost is around $100, whereas my one-class travel or history seminars only cost about $18-$20 for a 2-hour presentation. Cost is also based on whether or not you are a resident of Upper Arlington. The difference isn't very much for non-residents, but there is a slight price break for those who live in the neighborhood. If you want to explore your artistic side, drawing, photography, oil painting, watercolors, and craft classes are among the offerings. If you prefer something more physical, choose from a variety of fitness, meditation and dance courses. Each quarter also brings random "one-off" seminars focused on topics like speed reading, local history or political issues. Classes are offered year-round and catalogues come out every quarter. The classes are open to the public and you can register on line, via telephone or the sign-up form in the catalogue, which you can request be mailed to you.

Quality instruction, easy scheduling, and professional staff. Great experience. Highly recommend!read more

This place has meant the world to us. The Tutoring Club has made high school a much better…read moreexperience for my son. This is an excellent service. I highly recommend.

We are a military family, which means we move frequently, and my daughter has attended several…read moreschools as a result. CCA is her fourth school (all private, for comparison), and without question, it has been the best educational experience we have had. While my daughter has always been a good student, she has truly blossomed at CCA. She loves coming to school each day and is genuinely excited about what she is learning. At her previous schools, she often couldn't tell me what she learned--or simply wasn't interested--but at CCA, she gets in the car and immediately starts sharing historical and scientific facts, explaining the plot of classic books, or proudly talking about how quickly she can complete multiplication and division. The curriculum is engaging, thoughtfully taught, and clearly effective. Just as importantly, the school culture has been a breath of fresh air. At her previous school, I noticed a concerning shift in her attitude due to peer influence. At CCA, students are intentionally taught strong moral values, and it shows--students treat one another and the staff with respect. The faculty is supportive, engaged, and clearly invested in both academic excellence and character development. We are incredibly grateful to have found CCA and would wholeheartedly recommend it to any parent looking for a school that prioritizes both learning and character. For clarification, Yelp has me as posting from San Francisco--this is not a bot review, I am in Columbus, OH.

I wish I had the opportunity to attend a school like this! Our Kindergartener and 2nd grader are…read moreoff to a great start this year in all the ways we could have hoped for. Thank you to all who helped pull this vision together into a reality! I strongly encourage anyone looking for a worthy philanthropic opportunity or shopping for a school for their children to learn more about this school by contacting them for a tour.