West Ashley High School is a quality school with great students and caring teachers and…read moreadministrators. Each time that I have visited or volunteered here I have been impressed with everything that I experienced. This is a great school.

I must say, this is the best fighting arena I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. About once…read moreevery two weeks, all hell breaks loose sending the student body into a beast-like frenzy. It's incredibly fascinating to watch. Although some may think of this as the negative side of the school, it is one of its defining properties. But no matter what you think of lunch over some MMA, the education you will receive is fine.

We are so happy with Daniel Island Academy. Having sent our 2 year old to two other daycares before…read moreDIA, we now understand why DIA is considered a "school" and not a daycare. Our daughter talks happily about her teachers daily, and loves to tell us about new games she and her friends have come up with. The teachers have helped our daughter learn how to sit at the table for community meals, listen attentively at story time, and learn to regulate her big feelings. DIA is a special place with a supportive faculty and engaged parent community. Highly recommend!

My daughter went there for 7 months (2007-2008) when she was 3 years old. Awesome school, the best…read morein the area (I looked at 3 other schools in Mount Pleasant, and DI topped them all). Lana liked it so much she still introduces herself as a "dolphin"! that was her class. The school is big, well equipped inside and outdoors, full of extra curriculum classes (you pay extra about $35-$45 per month) and overall the atmosphere is buzzing with a positive energy. Lana had young teachers. All very knowledgeable and great with kids. One downside they changed 3 times while she was there. You get reports every day. You can see the kids art creations posted on the walls next to each class. The school has lots of events and field trips (one every other week). One big plus for me was the fact the school cooks fresh, quality and nutritious food every day. They will accommodate health special needs. There was great deal of involvement from parents who are expected and highly encouraged to participate. We were meeting at least once a month (great chance to get out too and make new connections) to discuss activities for kids and ways to help the teachers. About tuition payments: The school is relatively expensive for South Carolina, close to $900 a month for 4-6 years old, but is well worth it. DI is one of the few NAEYC accredited schools in the state. The tuition needs to be paid 2 weeks in advance every other week. When you enroll you're also asked to pay for the last 2 weeks of the calendar year (i.e. you pay this year for June 2009) Bottom line Daniel Island Academy is an excellent pre-shool choice.

This review based on the initial client intake and customer service. I've not gotten far enough in…read morethe process to review the actual tutors/methods. I called about two weeks ago to find out about their summer schedule for upper level math tutoring. The phone representative was very pleasant but really could not help me with my questions. They seemed unfamiliar with the upper level math at this location. I had checked the website in advance to confirm they did indeed tutor for higher math, but after speaking with their rep on the phone I no longer felt sure. The rep took down my name and number to pass along to I think the owner. I've never gotten a call back and that was at least 2 weeks ago. My guess is upper level math is outside of their typical client request. Perhaps this location prefers to focus on elementary and middle school students. This is completely fine but their website and customer service should be equipped to explain this to potential new clients. I've waited around for a response when I could have been proceeding with other tutoring centers in town. I wish they had just been upfront with me from the get-go. We will be using online resources and supplementing with tutoring elsewhere this summer. I have heard great things about this franchise in general but this particular location still has some customer service points to refine.

My son started Mathnasium during his 5th grade. He is now a junior in high school taking AP CalcBC…read more I can't begin to express my gratitude toward Tony, Edward, and the staff. Through the supportive and confidence-building environment, my son has never felt behind in STEM-related subjects. He actually likes math! With that, he has had the fortune of participating in the summer programs through DukeTiP for two consecutive years, and recently, he has been accepted to Carnegie Mellon University and Boston University pre-college summer programs for rising seniors. Without the well-thought-out and nurturing support from Mathnasium during his formative years, he would not be where he is today. As math is the foundational building block for various subjects as prerequisites, I feel that every child benefits from a solid math background. Without reservation, I can state that Mathnasium is a caring support system that helped my son feel confident in math and beyond.

We had a great experience with this SAT prep program. The classes are helpful and organized…read more Students are placed into groups based on their skill level after taking an assessment test. The small group sizes allowed for a lot of individual attention. My child's SAT score improved and he gained confidence and learned valuable strategies and tips for taking the SAT. I highly recommend this program to anyone looking for effective SAT prep and a supportive learning environment.

Charleston Southern holds a special place in my heart! I received my Masters degree there. I don't…read moreknow much about the undergraduate programs/life but I had a pleasant experience in the graduate program. The campus is small. You can easily walk from one end to the other in no time. It's pretty and well kept. I've noticed they are building more on-campus housing, which is wonderful. The graduate classes are small and intimate and they offer online options as well. The library is nice and there's a coffee shop next door. There's a hotel located on campus so I'm sure that makes it easy for friends and family to visit.

I love the school! very gorgeous campus. sent out a letter stating they loved to meet me and can't…read morewait for me attend the school if that is what I choose! not long after touring the campus that I committed to the school and can't wait to see what else this school brings! Ive heard amazing things about the nursing program and I can't wait to begin and meet new people!

Mitchell Math and Science Elementary School in Charleston is an excellent school with good students…read moreand engaged teachers. I have had a really positive experience every time that I have visited this school to volunteer or attend events. This school is wonderful on all levels and I have been impressed.

If I could give Carolina Speech and Language (CSAL) a 5+ rating, I would. My child has been…read morereceiving speech therapy with CSAL for 5 years. He has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and ADHD. He has had difficulty with aggression and being in control. Some of the areas my child worked on were understanding nonverbal cues, understanding idioms, using emotion words, changing his behavior based on someone else's emotional reactions, using appropriate facial expressions, and modifying his language based on facial expressions of others. These are all complex issues and take time. CSAL did not give up on my child. They also worked with him on food therapy. This strengthened his jaw/face muscles and helped his enunciation. The food therapy also helped with his aversion to textures, which is common in children with ASD. He went from being an extremely picky eater to someone who eats almost anything I put in front of him. CSAL will work hard to match my child with the best therapist. If he is not working well with someone they will switch him to another. He has also benefitted from groups to practice conversations with kids his own age. CSAL thinks out of the box. Now that my child is older, we have practiced making 911 emergency calls using an old non-operating cellphone. We practice from scripts with different scenarios of emergency situations. I followed that up with an actual tour of the local emergency center in Dorchester County. Another out-of-the-box task was for my child giving me step-by-step directions on how to do his household chore. This caused him to slow down his thought process and make sure he covered each step before moving forward. I highly recommend CSAL to any family with children of any age.

I experienced the worst service lack of respect or concern from this business today 7/9/26. My…read moregranddaughter Xomara has been going there for a year now. but today was the 2nd worse encounter I have had since taking my granddaughter there. SALLY(owner) was scheduled to see my granddaughter Xomara today because Mr. jaun was out sick . My granddaughter Xomara appointment was scheduled for 11:00 and we arrived at 10:43 early as usual. time was passing by until it reached 11:15. I went up to the desk to inform AMY (receptionist) that I will reschedule because sally(owner) hasn't came out to get my granddaughter Xomara. I was told by AMY that SALLY(owner) must forgot she had the 11:00 appointment with Xomara. AMY also stated that she forgot we were sitting in the lobby and still waiting for SALLY (owner). At that point it was completely UNACCEPTABLE on SALLY (owner) part and AMY. I signed my granddaughter in at 10:43, so why wouldn't AMY inform SALLY that her 11:00 appointment was there . I was NOT given an apology for that incident in any form nor SALLY and AMY owning up to ACCOUNTABILITY for that incident in. I didn't deserve to be treated nor disrespected in that manner. There is definitely some discrimination concerns there at that business. whether othe African American children or staff attends or work there. ACCOUNTABILITY and RESPECT is the key . And I haven't seen this yet from the staff or the OWNER. Respectfully, Cicelia Cameron.

They offer a monthly Spanish conversation session. I found it very helpful. The teachers are from…read moreSpain and Mexico and both are really nice and patient. If you are interested, the cost is $5 and it is held the first Thursday of every month between 5:30 and 7:00. They also teach Spanish to both children and adults at other times as well.