My two children have been taking robotics classes here since the beginning of the school year and I…read morecan't say enough good things about this small business. The teachers are excellent and inspiring. We especially enjoyed the annual robotics competition, which was a great lesson in preparation and delivery of a cumulative project. I highly recommend the classes offered at EcoRobotik.

EcoRobotik is an exceptional place to take your child and introduce them into the world of STEM…read more Group sizes are appropriate and support the needs of all learners. I highly recommend coming in for a sample class as they are truly wonderful! Thank you, Ms. G. for creating this engaging environment for my child to learn the skills she needs to navigate the tech world we live in!

I found Brain Powers through a search for local library events, and I'm so happy that I did! My…read morekindergarten son has now done several chess classes with Coach Steve and attended a summer camp. He loves brain powers and has invited friends to join him. I'm so happy to find a company that cares and teaches our son and challenges him in a way he hasn't been. Steve is a great teacher and my son's chess skills and confidence has dramatically increased since joining. I'm so glad I found this company, we will be attending Brain Power's for years!

Brain Powers has an incredible staff and a great charter. The instructors are very knowledgeable…read moreand work well with the students. Keep up the great work!

Miss Lynda is an excellent tutor. She help my daugther a lot. I highly recommend her due to her…read moreexcellent tutoring skills.

Lynda has been very patient and knows the adequate skills in teaching my 7year old daughter to read…read moreabove her grade level. I recommend her to all parents

Based on my experience, I have concerns about the program. Staff certification and supervision…read morestandards were not clear, transportation safety appeared inconsistent, and the facility did not seem well maintained. I also observed situations where staff appeared to be placed in roles outside their specific training or qualifications, which raised concerns about preparedness and oversight. Additionally, the child the program was created for appeared reluctant to attend the center, which raised further concerns for me. I would encourage other parents to ask detailed questions, visit in person, and speak with staff about their confidence in the program before enrolling their child. For anyone considering employment, I would also recommend asking direct questions about training requirements, role assignments, and payroll practices to fully understand what to expect.

From the owner: Mission - Brighter View Foundation mission is to positively impact life for people with…read moreintellectual, developmental and cognitive disabilities, seniors and those that care for them. We do this by providing health and wellness education,quality support services and by working to remove barriers to opportunities in the community. Goal - Brighter View’s goal is to provide supportive independent living resources to marginalized and under-served individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities, seniors and caregivers.

Visited this school for work event. Staff was very friendly and gave the students their undivided…read moreattention. This was an amazing experience and wonderful environment!

The staff at the Autism academy Peoria/Greenway campus seems to be a bit lazy if you ask me , often…read moretimes they are calling me claiming my kid is sick or coughing when no such symptoms are happening at home , Monday my child was out of school for a dentist appointment , they claim he was cough so uncomfortably , 1 coughing after the procedure is normal and he was released by his doctor to return to school the following day second he did not cough a single time Monday all day and nothing after he was picked up according to his nanny , I attempted to advise them and give them discharge paper work , which they told me he was sick (obviously they are medical professionals all the sudden ) and that he would have to see a doctor to return back to school , not only is this an inconvenience for a working parent it's unnecessary to say you won't accept a note from his dentist who performed the procedure it's costly and down right lazy , several times they mentioned my son was in a bad mood which seems to be the real reason they don't want him in school. Last year I had to take my son to the doctor so many times unnecessarily because of the same thing which every time his doctor said he was not sick and was fine to be in school . I these people seem to think parents have nothing better to do then go to the doctor everyday to satisfy them . I will be telling all of the parents I know and leaving post on every available platform .

this place is MAGICAL. I'm so so so glad we found Stepping Stones! The teachers are full of…read morecompassion and empathy, and provide a beautiful example for my daughter to follow. Mrs. Harpt, Mrs. Jenny, Mrs. Jessie, Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Spade --- these are the teachers my daughter has had direct interaction with, and seriously they are WONDERFUL. I love their approach to resolving conflicts - talk it out, instead of time-outs or punishments. SUPER SMART! Mrs Harpt even has conflict resolution cards that offer different options for the kiddo to take, if s/he feels wronged. It's THE BEST. I love their focus on kindness and respect. When we aided the other day, the ratio was 5 grown-ups to 8 kids. I mean it doesn't get better than that. I also LOVE that the school offers parent aide (volunteer) opportunities that reduce tuition! So, I know all the kids at the school! Which sets my mama heart at ease knowing that my daughter interacts with all sorts of personalities. That way, she and I can discuss her interactions with friends at home, and she can directly transfer what we talk about. I have found myself in an unusual situation with my husband becoming ill, and the directors (Joanne & Julie) and the office staff (Matt & others) have been so very kind --- I forgot my daughters shoes once, and no problem. I had an issue with some aggressive in-laws, and the staff took it very seriously ensuring that no one NOT on the pickup list would ever grab my daughter. Additionally, they have allowed my husband to tag along with me when I aide, which provides him a sense of belonging, even though he lacks capacity to completely fulfill his role in a typical way. The staff and directors are tremendously empathetic, kind, non-reactive, respectful, and truly lovely to interact with. When I can donate or volunteer, I feel HONORED to do so! Whereas in other areas of my life, it can feel like a burden or resentment.... not SSP - It's a really magical place that fills my heart. I have found a family in SSP! (which says a lot since we moved away from family & friends 3 years ago!)

Our family has been so happy with stepping stones preschool. We really needed the consistency of…read moreour kiddo going to full time pre-k but I love how I can help out in the classroom when I want to. I have loved seeing how he interacts with his classmates and it's so fun getting to share some of his school experiences with him and his friends. It's such a fun community feel at the school and I love how they have so many events for the families throughout the school year. All the teachers are amazing and you can tell they really care about your child and provide such individualized support for each student. My kiddo had never been in any type of preschool or extracurricular classes before he started here last year and I was really worried how'd he'd adjust but they did such a good job giving him all the tools to excel and love learning.