I want to take a minute to both thank and congratulate, Dave Gaines. Dave and the staff of SASSNA…read moreare doing some fantastic work with our youth (and their parents). This organization provides social services and supplies necessary outreach to both educate and advocate in the defense of our youth. Being non-profit, they work on your pre-agreed upon donations. Basically, what you can afford. My daughter tells me the whole staff from social workers to clerical are professional, helpful people. Since their time here, I can see huge changes within our entire family. Thanks to SASSNA, my grandchildren will have a better life growing up with this disability than I did. Thank you, again! 01/25

My family and I have consulted with Dave regarding school based and early intervention services. He…read morehas always had factual, supporting and helpful information to assist in advocating for our child's best interests. I would and do refer Dave to anyone who needs help.

Ratings are on both ends. My son loved his teacher and learned a lot from her. She was organized,…read moreprofessional, and always on top of her game. She was amazing. As for the other staff- they were very unorganized, rang me through the ringer, sent me in every direction without any help. I even went to collections bc of an ordeal that could have been much avoided if done properly and on a timely manner and looked into properly. Very disappointed. Thank you.

I graduated in 05 my teacher was lonny gosette and he was amazing. my daughter is graduating in…read moreFebruary 2026. She is special needs and all of her needs are being met by her special education team.

Excellent School for special need kidsread more

Great School, caring staff . love the incentives they give the kids.read more

We waited one month to see a speech therapist for my 2 year old son at TES. When we called we were…read moretold that we would get an appointment the next week, but a day before the scheduled appointment, we were told we had to wait for another month for the first appointment. We said fine and saw the speech therapist on 11/2. After ONE session, we were notified that the speech therapist was leaving TES so no more sessions for my son. Naturally I was not happy with them wasting all this precious time for my two year old. I urged them to notify my insurance as soon as possible that they had discharged my son so we can find him a new speech therapist that my insurance would pay for. Another month later, insurance company told me they heard no word from TES. Still no speech therapy for my two year old as of today. I called TES and obviously they are avoiding my phone calls (because my husband called from an anonymous number and they picked up right away). I'm sure many kids had a good experience with TES but you just never know if your experience would end up like mine if you choose them.

wish there was a 10 star option this comapny is EPIC and I…read moream a mom who looks for the BEST when it comes to my non verbal lil guy. Been doing ABA with him for 13 years and we have had a few agencies that were so unprofessional so anoying when it comes to issus no parent has the time for, like billing issues, waitng lists, green BI's non supportive team and lets not talk about the turn around of staff which means your child has to start all over again. i have seen it all BUT the good news is if you are reaing this that means you are possibly looking for a new company for your little... HERE !!!!!!!!!!! this is where you want to be. TES is as perfect as you will get, and i have done the leg work for you. I swear this place will work for you. WHY? becuae they care, they listen the value your input. I have seen so much growth in my son that I nevr thought possible. PLEASE give your child this opportunity to meet massive gains !!! choose TES for ABA . I was so sick of searchig and not knowing what I was looking when it came to ABA years ago I appled and went to work for a few companies to get a birds eye view and just as I suspected 9 out of 10 had only one end goal"" to milk your insurance"" with under trained staff who had no skills come to your home and waste your time and more importlty your childss window of learning. I have given so many hours and so much money to so many companies not knowing if they new what they were doing if it wouold beneit my son, my pride and joy and some small gains were made but too much time was lost along the way... so I emplore you as a parent who obvioulsy cares to take time to read this long revivew "" TRY TES" you will not be disapointed. Our BCBA Carey B is so compassionate about her role in our success as a family and our son as a person not a client. Our Behavior specialist Lindsay is my sons best friend, teacher and biggest supporter in his future. our teams superviswion staff Rachel she may be benind the scenes but I feel her suppoprt and presene 100% So there you have it a mom who wants the BESt for her child, searched and searched and finally found the BEST... I hope you find what works for your family too!!!!! we are a community of mama and papa bears who will not stop until we find the best for our cub and I pray your jouorney is gentle and easy.. speak up, be pickey, learn what you need to do to ensure you are doing all that you can for your child, bbe his/her voice and NEVER settole you have rights and a say in everything prseted to you regarding services, funding and programs BE assertive stay strong and feel free to ask qustions and demand answers it's your child.....

Square one has been absolutely amazing with my little. Our firat visits were awesome our aba…read moretherapist was so amazing in warming up to our child she gave her space and played one on one with her. As COVID has progressed we went to telehealth which has been even more amazing, because instead of working with just my child, they helped me understand the techniques and implement them. I tell our aba therapist what we have been struggling with and she provides us with a strategy to implement. We have made so much progress in 9 months.our therapist has been literally my rock and my angel she has helped both me and my daughter through the difficult challenges of ASD. My daughter who once ran off in the store and refused a cart now sits in the cart nicely or walks and holds my had without running away. She brushes her teeth, tolerates more food on her plate, and has come follow 2 step instructions, and so much more. They are not rigid in their techniques or forceful which I love. I am so thankful for the square one staff ans reccomend them to any parent looking for an aba company.

Not accurate??? Well we been in constant contact with Mary Hardin young. There was mold. And they…read moretried to cover there butts. You tell me why those classrooms aren't occupied then?? Call my lawyer?? Thanks to legal counsel I won't be reviewing or leaving yelp blah blah!!

I love this school! It has a great principal, great pta president and loving teachers. Not…read moreeverything is perfect but it's really a great school. I'm very happy to have my son there.

We have sent three children here and absolutely love it. The teachers are incredible and really…read morecare about the kids in a meaningful way.

My 2.5 year old son recently started at Village Montessori. He loves it! Everyday he comes home…read moretalking about Mrs. Leeesaa (Lisa) and his teachers. He loves doing his inside "jobs" and all the time spent playing outside.

Plenty of parking nearby as well as a good location near multiple restaurants and eateries after…read moreyour appointments. Came here to assist with a neuro/developmental research project for infants. Great staff and enthusiastic young undergrads and grad students. Clean and well maintained facility with plenty of interesting research projects ongoing.

My brother needed to be operated on by a specialist. The surgery went well and my brother is now…read moredoing well. Very large facility and lots of paid parking.

So grateful we found Meristem! Big D is thriving and learning so many new life, job and friendship…read moreskills. He said "they get me" and he's right. D is learning what he likes and what he doesn't like in terms of jobs and thinking about his independence in the future including living in the dorms.

Very difficult to work with. No idea why it takes nearly a month for one guy to contact someone…read moreelse regarding setting up a meeting, but seeing as the gentleman I had a meeting with was so delightful(Mocking the way I answered questions, not even bothering to keep eye contact and eating cereal, getting my name wrong at least twice, getting basic info wrong, to lazy to contact people) I can kinda see why 3.8 Stars is "generous" enough of a score.

Our family loves Mariemont. They have been there for us. We are a mixed family, Samoan, Mexican and…read moreItalian. While it is true that many people here are Caucasian, I don't feel like anyone discriminates against us. The teachers have embraced our family and the other parents in my son's classes are friendly with us. It's too bad that some have had a bad experience here. I haven't been involved with the PTA beyond volunteering at the fall carnival, etc. so I can't speak to the nature of the PTA members. Elizabeth Wahl is a good principal and she reached out to me when my son was in 1st grade to help me get him into Discovery Club. My advice: take advantage of what this school has to offer academically. If you're feeling like the PTA is exclusive and homogeneous, bring a friend to the meetings! This school has a lot to offer: STORM (Special Team of Role Models); Ms. Messner is one of the MOST AMAZING educators around town; and the people in the office CARE about the well-being of the students! This school is rated a 9 or 10 by www.greatschools.org, focus on what they have to offer academically.

So they diagnosed my son with a hearing issue stating this is what was wrong or it could even be…read moresomething developmental like ADHD. He was retained in grade K after we believed he sincerely had some type of issue since he only scribbled on papers, couldn't write well, wasn't able to read or put words/sounds together -- albeit he is a genius in math.He counts up to 200 and is 5... I took him to our Native American clinic for a screening and his pediatrician who didn't do his pre-K screening (vision and hearing) noted he hears fine, doesn't appear to have ADHD, and has a hard time seeing. I was shocked, a hard time seeing? They believed he was around 20/30 or 20/40 since he did poorly on the eye chart. Bless his pediatrician's office because he could only ready the 40 and 50's at the eye doctors without help, so they were very correct. So he has poor vision in his left eye where he needs nearly a +3.00 lense and his right eye is overcompensating for the issue and is also weakened where he needs a +1.50 in that eye. With his glasses on he clearly writes his name and can color... because he can SEE! Mariemont only wanted to blame some type of developmental issue or a hearing issue as his problem. I remember at one point being told the other kids had preschool and because he didn't that might be the issue. I stated preschool was out of our budget and I was reminded that the neighborhood is wealthier so the kids go to preschool... So their kids were automatically seen as better because they were rich and white. You'd think someone in the process would have tested his eyesight if he had a problem reading. It seems so, DUH! now but I am a first time parent dealing with an uptight school but they do this everyday so there is no excuse. I continue to state his teacher was awesome and did what he could but their administration and even other parents are the nightmare there. I am on the fence for him returning I can't do to it him even though they are considered a "good school" they are not a good school for someone with a mixed ethnic background whose parents don't net 100k+ a year.