I've been looking for tutors for my brother who was doing poor in most of his classes and pretty…read moremuch had very little hope that he would do well on his upcoming regents. I came across Best Score Learning--They did a great job assessing my brother and helping him target key areas where he needed improvement. I saw his grades improve overall and his regents scores were better than what we had previously expected. Not to mention they are very reasonable with their prices! I highly recommend them and will continue to send my brother her and will continue to recommend them to all my family and friends.

My son was tutored in math and he went from a failing grade to a B+. He would never have done well…read morewithout Best Score Tutoring. I highly recommend them to everyone and the price is very reasonable.

I have been going to C2 for many years. They have always supported me throughout my middle school…read moreyears till now and I am about to start college. They have helped me in every subject and always made sure I got enough attention that was required.

I have been coming to this tutoring place for many years and I have always felt comfortable to…read moredepend on them to help me with any work or exams I had. They also have a great team who are easy to communicate with and work through any needs.

Science Museum of Long Island on Plandome road in Manhasset is a place to visit on a nice day…read more Good for the family. Use GPS as there are some winding hilly roads to get there. Follow the signs. Thereis parking to the side of the main house. This visit had a tour of plants . There is a pond, fire pit and picnic tables throughout the area.it is a nature preserve park with many native plants along with some for sale. I suggest wearing a hat and sunscreen. While there are paths, sturdy shoes or work boots are good too along with a bottle of water. I did sera sign for bathrooms as well. They have a compost pile on the side.if you happen to have peelings from vegetables feel free to drop them off on your visit and learn how they make black gold for the soil.

We went there for a Cub Scout outing for the first time. The museum is really a small and old…read morestructure located in Manhasset. We had a group of about 15 Cub scouts there finishing the ferns and animal related topic badge. The lady who gave a lesson about how to track or discover animals around us during our daily life, but the lesson was in a small room with no AC. The boys were not interested in the discussion at all. The session was informative to the parents, but the lady seemed unable to handle younger kids. We then took a nature walk outside and the boys were very into the hike. The trail was clearly marked and easy to access by foot. Parking lot was relatively small. Overall it was an okay experience.

Great place to improve on kid's math knowledge. I have two kids who go there and I definitely see…read morehow they progress. My daughter can get 100 on school tests independently and my son completes math on the 2 grades level higher. Your kids will get their level of knowledge assessed and the improvements in their understanding of math concepts will be undeniable.

Was looking for some extra help for our daughters. Surprisingly they asked for it . Came by and the…read moreteam there were super friendly and helpful in explaining the methods and process for teaching. Girls after we're actually bring to join. Must be something in the air. Fast forward, they still love it and have their favorites and for some odd reason all the kids there seem to really enjoy the experience and the help there from what I see when sitting in the waiting area. It's almost like a private club where the stresses and drama at school seem to be non-existent and everyone has a common goal. That's refreshing to see in the polarized environment we're unfortunately living in now. Highly recommend both the methods and especially the environment that fosters the right learning culture.

My child attended this school when he was 18 months old. At that age, he loved blowing raspberries…read more-- a common developmental stage in early language development. Rather than gently redirecting the behavior, one of the teachers put a mask on him, even though children under 2 are not recommended to wear masks for health and safety reasons. Unfortunately, I saw this happen to other children as well. I also witnessed and heard yelling from some teachers -- which is not only inappropriate in any early childhood setting but especially concerning for a school that claims to follow the Montessori method. You don't have to be a Montessori teacher to know that yelling at children, especially toddlers as young as 18 months to 3 years old, is not acceptable. I later confirmed with certified Montessori educators and visited other Montessori schools where this kind of behavior would never be tolerated. To be fair, there are some truly kind and capable teachers here -- like Delancey and Dina -- who genuinely treat children with care and respect. However, The director herself has also been seen yelling at children. There are two bathrooms shared by both children and staff. When the kids were potty trained, the children used to go to the bathroom alone without supervision. It wasn't until a school inspector visited that the practice changed -- only then did they start sending a teacher to accompany the children. This raises questions about the school's priorities and compliance with basic safety standards. One more thing to be aware of: at the end of the school year, parents are expected to give "tips" to each teacher -- with a minimum of $30 per teacher. If your child has one lead teacher and 3 or 4 assistants, that adds up quickly. However, the tip money is collected by the boss first, and it's unclear if or how it's distributed to the teachers who actually work with your child. That process made me uncomfortable, and I felt parents deserved more transparency. In the end, it's your decision. I just hope that by sharing my experience, I can help other parents make an informed one. Every child deserves a safe, respectful, and nurturing environment.

When my 5yo daughter and 2 yo son attended summer camp at Countryside Montessori back in 2022,…read moretheir experience was not positive. I kind of forgot about it until recently when we were talking about all of the summer camps they have attended so far and Countryside Montessori came up. My daughter started to share more details about her experience 3 years ago that concerned me. She mentioned that she would get yelled at frequently for small things like not lining up right away or for speaking up for her younger brother- something that she did out of care, not out of defiance. Once there was a birthday party and they were giving out juice boxes. When they offered one to my 2 yo son, my 5 yo daughter spoke up on his behalf and said that he doesn't like juice, to which the teacher replied "stop talking, let your brother speak for himself!!" While I understand the intention, the delivery felt a bit harsh for a 5yo who was just trying to help. Another time, my 2yo son coming home and all of a sudden he became scared of taking a bath or even a brief shower. Turns out that the teachers would hose down the kids outside to "cool them down" even though my 2yo son expressed that he didn't like it. They did not respect his wishes and kept spraying him. He eventually became terrified of water even though he used to be okay with water before this experience. When my 5yo asked them to not spray her younger brother she was often ignored. When I brought this up to the director at the time I was told "it's too hot outside, they need to cool down." Perhaps things are different during the regular school year, but based on our experience, I would not recommend this place for a summer camp. If we could give 0 stars based on how they treated my children, I would.

Mr. & Ms. Yeoun are very skilled and professional at what they do. They care about the children and…read moretake care of them like their own. Kumon is beneficial in all levels of education and the future of our children.

I haven't had my sister tutored here, but when I went to get more information and sign her up, the…read moredesk attendant was rude right off the bat. They advertise themselves as a tutoring center, but she claimed that was not the case by saying "first of all, we're not a tutoring center" in a harsh tone. I was nothing but polite to her and simply wanted more information about how the program worked, how often a week, etc, but she seemed bothered to be doing her job. Will not be returning or recommending.

Bad experience…read more Testing monitors are too high up. If you wear progressive lenses, expect a neck ache from stretching to read. The calculator I was provided with was miniature, didn't work properly and was very glitchy The attendant that processed my paperwork was not clear on directions or procedures beforehand. I also found her slightly rude and definitely unfriendly.

I had an amazing experience taking my ASWB Master's exam here! The staff were so friendly, helpful,…read moreand kind! Would highly recommend this place to others! Good luck on whatever test you may be taking!

Little Genius has proven to be an exceptional educational institution. My son, currently enrolled…read morein Pre-K, has already mastered much of the curriculum, a testament to the outstanding efforts of Ms. Sammi and her dedicated team. Ms. Sammi and her educators exhibit a remarkable blend of friendliness and support, creating an atmosphere that feels like an extended family. The environment they foster is not only safe and nurturing but also vibrant and engaging, ensuring that learning is both enjoyable and effective. She is so good we are gonna enroll our next kid too !

My son was home with me for almost 3 years before starting Little Genius. He adapted to his new…read moreenvironment fairly quickly and loves going to school. He would sing songs or recite poems that he learned at school randomly at home. I love how they use STEM for teaching and I enjoy all the school activities and arts and crafts projects he brings home. I would highly recommend enrolling your child in Little Genius.

This place is amazing. My boys have improved significantly since we signed up in July. Peter…read moreexplains everything thoroughly and how program works without being pushy for you to sign up. They make it super fun for the kids. My kids love being there and love the instructors. When you complete assignments they get cards to redeem for gifts. There's fun nights where they have games, movies, icecream making, etc. Booking the sessions are also super easy online. You get reminders on times and emails on kid's progress. As a mom of two boys, everything costs a lot of money, but it's justified when you can see they are learning and enjoying the process. I highly recommend.

Great tutoring center. Mitch explains everything when you start and the tutors are all very…read morefriendly. There are different packages available for how often your child needs to go. And the online scheduling system is very easy to use. We got the unlimited package and my sister is definitely improving after attending several times a week. This is the perfect place for homework help, test prep and general math review. Would recommend.