Wonderful center with amazing staff. Children get succesfully prepared in all main academic areas…read more Fully recommended!

From the owner: Our mission is to provide high-quality, comprehensive early childhood education and support…read moreservices to as many children and their families as possible. Our childcare program includes: education, health, nutrition, mental health, social services, parent involvement and special needs through a partnership with United Community Services (UCS). In addition, supplementary services are provided through collaborative ventures with other community agencies. For over four decades we have successfully prepared our children for kindergarten, while helping their families gain independence and become advocates for themselves.

The Path 2 Potential team is amazing, they know how to work with kids of all kinds…read more They are also great at supporting parents navigating IEP meetings and IEP documents. I highly recommend talking with the team there if you are looking for support and help!

I'm not sure if I'll have enough space to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation for all you…read moreall have done . All the hope you've instilled in us with our daughter's future and development. All the hard work has definitely paid off and then some. Each therapist brought their strengths to our daughter and over the years she has grown that much. Each morning I wake up seeing all of you in her smile and demeanor and determination to face the day each day. Thank you P2P

The speech therapist was abusing my child without my knowledge. Joe the boss is very…read moreunprofessional, i see workers with 2-3 kids each. This environment was not safe for my child and being that I have a non verbal child who else knows what really went on.

Can't express how much I love OWL academy. The people are incredible and truly love what they do!…read moreThe facility is beautiful and clean and the entire staff goes above and beyond for every family they meet!

Love everyone here! It is play based and project learning…read more My child is really learning interesting things her numbers and letters are dropping off though. The kids are all really tight. It is a little bourgie, but everyone is very nice!

Dillon is a truly wonderful school for young children. Dillon was my 3 year old son's first…read moreexperience with school and he loved it from the beginning. I can't say enough great things about the school. The grounds are beautiful, complete with a huge private lawn and playground for the kids to run around. The Director of the school, Susan, greets everyone by name each morning. My son's teachers - Miss Emily, Miss Peggy, and Miss Stephanie - are so terrific with the kids and incredibly experienced (I believe Miss Emily and Miss Peggy have been teaching at Dillon for over 20 years and Miss Stephanie is a recent graduate of St. Joseph's education and early childhood development program). The families seem to come from all over the Fort Greene, Clinton Hill and Bed Stuy areas. Dillon is not the closest school to our home, but we picked it after a strong recommendation from the New York Parents League's Brooklyn Advisor, and couldn't be happier with our choice.

Humble place with a great feeling. Everyone is very friendly. No weirdness. It is nice to find…read morespiritual people who are normal and approachable. The classes are practical and also very very deep. The class I attended (on Saturday morning) was about Kabbalah but it was not what I expected. It was better. Everything was presented in an accessible way but with depth. The metaphysics are similar to Buddhism or Hinduism, but with a strong injection of scientific method. There were only a few students, so it was not a social frenzy (some religious groups are just social groups). Someone had brought bagels (much appreciated). They had interesting books for sale, and incense. I will definitely go back.

Greetings Parents & Staff of Bushwick United,…read more The Brooklyn Networks Cable Training & Employment is now accepting applications for those seeking a skilled trade and employment in cable installation for our January 7, 2019 cohort. We also offer support for English Language Learners to access our training. Our program staff are also available to meet with you 1 on 1 to discuss our program more in depth if you have any additional questions and/or interested in creating a partnership. Classes are FREE and held at New York City College of Technology, CUNY Thursday January 3, at 10:00am is our next opportunity for candidates to apply, however you can feel free to refer candidates for the following dates. The attached flyer has more information as well as the address where applicants can apply. Refer today! #TakeTheChallenge Cordially, Brooklyn Networks www.bwiny.org

My daughter has been attending 200 Central Ave Dcc since she was 2 +. She/we love it here. The…read moredirector is kind and fair and the teachers and entire staff are caring. My daughter is graduating this year from preschool so she just has a few weeks left at the center. She is more than ready academically for kindergarten thanks to the teachers here at 200 Central Ave. I highly recommend this school(its so much more than just a day care) to anyone looking for a safe, nurturing environment for their child to spend his or her preschool years.

My two kids are very happy here! Their after school and DOE off days option is very helpful and…read morepractical.

My review is about our relationship at the end. Usually, our agreement was until the end of August,…read morebut they told us we could still send our kids for a daily rate. For six days, it was quoted $954. I need to send my kids and pay that because I am a Contractor hourly worker. September 1st, they called us even before lunch and said they have covid + case we need to pick up our twins. And the same day was my twins' birthday. We prepare goodie bags, cake etc. I understand they couldn't cut the cake because of the emergency, but they gave all the goodie bags away, not even singing the happy birthday song to my twins. Nobody thanked them for goodie bags; as you can imagine, the kids were very upset. They were asking me, "why everyone's birthday cake cut but not ours." Going back to the remaining days, they told us the school had to shut down for 14 days. I just paid six days for nothing. I basically paid $954 for half-day because they refused to refund me. I understand the circumstances if we are their ongoing family, of course, I can't ask that for an emergency days' refund. But I only made payment for the 14 days shut down period. It's beyond unfair to pay $954 for a half-day. I paid for the service I didn't receive. The worst part is I only paid that money to be able to work for my hourly job. I spent almost my week's work and was not able to work for the time being. The school gave us a discount eight months ago, and with not refunding my payment for the last six days they found a way to get back that discount. Not to response: I don't think the department of Health dictates you not to refund people. It's in your hands to refund, and you think it's fair to get paid for half day of service, that shows until when you care about your families. I would love to support a small business, but your business does not care about my situation at all as person who lost full time job because of Covid. We should be on the same boat on this understand each other. Sadly that wasn't the case.