yoga 4 classrooms, otherwise known as 'Y4C,' is a sustainable program where it focuses on social,…read moreemotional, and attentional self-regulation within the classrooms using yogic practices. It can be used for K-8th grade students, but can be adapted to a specific age-/grade-level. You can sign up for their staff development workshop, a classroom residency, offer parent education, and, if you're interested, hold on-site yoga sessions for adults at your school. The program has a curriculum where it offers a variety of yoga postures, brain-boosting movements, breath exercises, visualizations, mindfulness activities, community-building games, and health wellness. Our school had a PD and it was interesting how easy it can be to incorporate some of the techniques within the classroom as a warm-up activity or a 'stress relief' for both the educator and the students, especially before test-taking. You receive an activity card deck where it's color-coded by category, easy-to-follow instructions, and can be displayed within the classroom. An interesting program to implement if your school has the budget :D +yoga practices within the classroom

Attended a training and in love. What a comfortable atmosphere and teachers so mindful and…read morecompassionate. I was happy to be a part of this community and continue to daily practice

I can't say enough good things about this facility. 1. It…read moreis clean-previous reviewer claiming it has an odor is pretty funny, every single evening that I'm picking up my child there are teacher's assistants cleaning. I have one child and sometimes the poopy diapers cause my house to have a slight smell and that is with a garbage compactor with an air filter, I think if a place with 40x more poopy diapers smells a little funky once in great while any logical person would get it. 2. The teachers here really seem to care about my child. For example, my child is potty training and the teacher was so excited to tell me about a successful poop on the potty. They write up accident reports for things that I think are pretty minor-they take your child's well being seriously. 3. Communication is outstanding. I receive a daily note that includes how much my child ate for each meal, how long she slept, when she went to the bathroom, and a special note at the bottom usually letting me know what activity my child enjoyed for the day. A white board hangs at entrance of classroom listing the activities occurred for the day. There is also family facebook page communicating upcoming activities. And the director is very responsive to any concerns/questions. 4. It's educational. My daughter has come home with knowledge that I know we did not give her. Sometimes she will break out into a children's song that I totally forgot the words to and have to look up so I can sing along. My husband and I love the Learning Tree. If we ever had to relocate I would shed many tears over the loss of The Learning Tree.

This place is terrible. The staff is unprofessional and rude, especially the owner. They claim to…read morebe all things, when really, they are nothing. I'm not saying I would never in a million years trust them with my child, but certainly not in 999,999. The owners and upper staff are very untrustworthy people who I know to be very questionable decision makers at all levels of life and business practice.

This is a wonderful preschool. When we first moved to the area, I was searching for a school for my…read more4yo. I met many people who absolutely raved about Nutfield. When I heard from a few that the director had been there for decades and that not only their grown children went to this school but now also their grandchildren, I had to see for myself. The great reviews are completely justified. The teachers and staff are professional educators that care and love these 3-, 4-, and 5-year-old children. They teach them so much, but never in a institutional way. The teachers are creative, they make learning fun and engaging. The kids learn through exploration and participation. Really, I can't say enough great things about the school. Now, our 2nd child is there and we all love it.

Amazing school! I asked many captains around "which is the best school to get your captains…read morelicense from?" They all said Boatwise. After almost completing the 100ton Masters course with Boatwise I feel extremely well and confidant about the final test coming up. I can truly say this is something I would not be able to teach myself at home. They made it so black and white and very easy to follow. The teachers of the classes have been at sea for many years of their life and you can see the experience and love for the ocean they have. They want you to succeed in everything you do. Highly recommend.

Barry is awesome . A down to earth Captain . He makes learning easy . An experience I will not…read moreforget . His knowledge along with his kind support for future boating is a blessing Thank you Barry !

I recently attended my first University event. Today I went to "U Day" at the University of New…read moreHampshire in front of Thompson Hall. U Day is an annual event for students to make connections and find clubs that meet their interests. This year the fair took place on September 12th and the weather was exceptional. The dining halls closed early to encourage students to come to the event and grab a bite. There were vegetarian and gluten free options available so that everyone could enjoy food while listening to music and exploring all the clubs the University has to offer. There truly was something for everyone; the organizations ranged from American Sign Language club to United Asian Coalition to Ski and Board club. There were so many people walking around and signing up for clubs that they felt they would enjoy. It was nice to see everyone out enjoying and embracing themselves. I went to this event to get an idea for what was out there in terms of student organizations and I left as a member of a club. I would highly recommend this event to all Freshman and Upperclassmen as well. The event is a great way to celebrate all the varying cultures and interests our students have to offer. Hoy fui a mi primer evento organizado por la universidad y me lo pasé bien. El evento se llama "U Day" y es una forma divertida de ver todos los muchos clubes y organizaciones que UNH tiene para ofrecer. El evento es anual y este año tuvo lugar el 12 de septiembre. Quería ir a este evento porque estaba interesado en estar en un club, pero quería saber más sobre ellos primero. Me sorprendió cuántos había. había un club para todo el mundo cada cultura que se podía imaginar que era celebrada por un club, era tan guay. Recomiendo esto a todo el mundo y le doy una calificación de cinco estrellas.

The beautiful campus and quality of the education system are always a draw to us. Whitney wife and…read moreI are hockey season ticket holders we have enjoyed many activities from men's and women's hockey, football, drama performances, dance performances, and art exhibitions to name just a few. My daughter is an alum as well.

We love Catherine and her class! The studio is very clean with very tall ceilings with plenty of…read morelight. There's plenty of room for our daughter to dance with few other students. The studio is in the Mill Building so there are stairs and elevator for easy access. The price is great and Catherine is very professional so we were lucky to find a ballet school nearby. Highly recommended!

Very professional instruction. I Can compare to other ballet school attended earlier and was…read moreimpressed with attention payed to each and every detail and move. In a very friendly manner though so the class is still enjoyable experience even for youngest dancers. Overall the atmosphere is such that dancers help each other learn and progress as opposed to compete inside the group. Glad we took our friends advice and joined this school - I can see my girl grow as a dancer right before my eyes:) Thank you!

My daughter goes here and loves it! The staff is extremely friendly and professional. The center…read morehas been completely renovated from it's previous owner and looks great. There is plenty of yard space for the children to play in. The children have structured and learning time mixed with fun free play. And the cost is reasonable too. I would definately recommend this center.

This school is an alternative school for students who need easier learning spaces. I myself have…read morebeen in Longview for four years. I have had ups and downs on many occasions, but the staff are always there to help. Yes, there are students who are rude, but it's easy to ignore them. One thing that's awesome is the outdoor activities. Canoeing, hiking, and mountain biking are only SOME of the activities. The classes are small, with the largest class having maybe eight or nine students. The school works well with its students. I give this school five stars because the staff have been amazingly helpful, and the classes are good. It's a fun place to be, if you want to choose to stay there.