Very good educational institution for kids from 3 and up. I…read morejoined my 4 year old , even he is bit loaded with their home works ,he is enjoying the class and always goes with smiling face. Their tuition is reasonable and teachers are great. They will be loaded with homework so parents have to help/support them for hours.

Our girl has an excellent experience at Kumon Cedar Mills. It has been an amazing enhancement in…read moreour girl academic curriculum. She attends middle school at a private school and has been placed at advance math. I know that this was possible due to my kid's dedication and Kumon's support. I strong recommend Kumon to any family that wants to provide an extra support in your kid's education. This place has amazing teachers and staff.

Tigard Playschool is a wonderful preschool, my daughter has grown so much! She has developed…read morecritical social skills and learning the importance of the different ways to learn and gain knowledge. I love the sense of community between the families. 2 of my children have attended this preschool and soon my youngest will too!

My daughter did 3 day here last year and is in pre-k now. It's a nice preschool. The 3 day…read moreteachers, Teacher Saadia and Teacher Lindsey are the best. The pre-k teachers are nice enough. Teacher Erin is,my favorite of the pre-k teachers. It's one of the few affordable preschools in the area. But it does require a lot of parent participation. So be ready to fundraise a lot, and do parent teacher days and bring food to potlucks.

Our family is very happy with our experience at MLC. This school is an experiential learning…read morefocused Portland public alternative school. The kids learn in a more interactive way than a traditional school environment. If you want your child to enjoy learning and be cared and nurtured while they're at school than MLC might be for you! The school welcomes families and community members to participate in the learning process. It takes a village to raise a child and MLC is a wonderful village.

My kids have attended MLC for years, and I can honestly say it's more than a school -- it's a…read morecommunity. When I first walked into my daughter's classroom 12 years ago, I didn't expect to find a home here. But I did. MLC (Metropolitan Learning Center) has been around for over half a century, and it has always stood out for its creativity, inclusiveness, and deep sense of connection. The teachers care deeply about their students, and the families are involved in a way that makes the school feel alive. It's a place where kids are encouraged to think critically, express themselves, and grow as whole people -- not just test-takers. Like any community, MLC has its ups and downs, and right now it's smaller than it used to be. But the heart of the school -- its students, staff, and parents -- remains strong. What makes MLC special is that everyone has something to contribute, whether that's art, language, or simply showing up and helping out. If you're looking for a school where your child can be known, supported, and inspired to be their best self, MLC is truly one of a kind.

Things I've been needing to buy, but haven't:…read more -Desk -Chair for desk I was driving by and you had a "free" sign outside your building with a big selection of desks and tables. I have never been inside this building, but I now have a free desk in my apartment thanks to you. Much appreciated.

I don't always receive the same kind of, if any, assistance that I ask for and that is promoted /…read morelisted on their website! Their website has numerous references to assistance for low-income seniors (I'm 69) re: case mgmnt services, referrals and or "assistance" w finding housing, access to food ( when I inquired about receiving food I was given a sm plastic bag containing 3 cans of food; one of green beans, 1 can red kidney beans and a can of peas). When I call and or talk to staff members who say they work with seniors, I am always told that they are not really offering services to seniors right now except rhe occasional onsite elder LGTPQ+ parties (that staff also attend) and, zoom literary presentations (which are quite good but are these the extensive senior services that the website is referring to?) Plus I once brought in some of my nicer clothes, ( that no longer fit) freshly laundered and or dry cleaned to donate. Maybe 12 items, colorful and in excellent condition. The staff member who accepted them did not offer any appreciation or gesture of gratitude but held up each closely scrutinizing each one, in front of another staff person ( I don't know if the woman who did this is there any longer? I didn't catch her name ..?) They do have a nice fitness area, and classes ( I've always had to pay extra for) except for a brief art therapy session / wkshop which was wonderful! Also they have food donated ( which the staff also take) including sourdough bread and potted herbs from Trader Joe's. I think the place has a sound vision and philosophy as stated on their website. But it's not quite like this in reality. Plus the website says everything is offered free of charge. This is not true. They would not let me touch a computer or anything else for that matter, until I paid for a membership. I DO qualify for one that is subsidized so I appreciate that! Though now I am a bit afraid to visit very often because one of the last times I visited the front desk person and a houseless person seemed to be having an argument. The houseless person got violent and began swinging a large bat type thing. It was frightening to witness tho I've been in a few times since then. Also one more BIG thing to mention; the director replaced all of my keys that were lost there, paying for all of them! I will be forever indebted for her kindness!! And last but not least; Damien at the front desk is one of the kindest people I have ever met! Always, thoughtful, always gentle and ALWAYS friendly!

I took my initial course for ACLS here and the instructors were AWESOME. I felt like the…read moreinformation that I learned was extremely helpful, the instructors answer your questions without making you feel stupid, and going through the different scenarios with hands-on learning was really great. My group was mainly with the instructor Adrienne, and Adrienne was very helpful, knowledgeable, and very nice. Now that I'm done with the course, I feel prepared for any situation that will require advanced cardiac life support. They were also very quick with getting me the e-card for ACLS; they said that it would take up to three business days to receive, but I received the email three hours after completing the class. I have never written a Yelp review before, but I had to give these people a good review because they were excellent and I actually enjoyed what I learned because they made it fun and interesting, and I could tell that they really knew their material well and have used it in their work as paramedics. I took my BLS from PCC, but I would recommend Cascade over PCC hands down.

We absolutely adore this place. Our loving outgoing spunky kiddo thrives. He brings home ideas…read moreabout breath, meditation, sharing and kindness. We learn songs taught there and sing them at home. He has been there for 2.5 years and made some great friends. Could not recommend enough. Reach out directly to me if you have questions! - Happy mom of New Day kid

This school was not a good fit for our son. We waited an entire year to pull our child out and I…read morewish we had done it sooner. He was a much more delighted and joyful child at another art-based, play-based school we found in the neighborhood. Energetic boys and stinky precocious girls were definitely a challenge for the schools expectations/preferences for calm compliance.

I've known of Natalie since my eldest was born (6 years ago). I used a sleep training book (before…read moreshe had written her book) and needed supplemental help so in came Natalie. I think I magically found her on Facebook - thank you creepy algorithms. She helped me get my first to sleep honestly 12-16 hours a night every night by 12 weeks. Because of Natalie I was able to do that with my son by 8 weeks old. I thought I was so amazing. The best mom. A world leader really. But then the kids got into big kid beds and I was F*€#ED! I struggled for 8 months with my daughter first. Eventually she started sleeping through the night alone again. When my four year old was doing this it took me 3 months before I decided we had to do something. I reached out to Natalie on the off chance she could sleep train a toddler. She said yes. She gave me a bunch of things to do and buy and implement and honestly I wanted to do just a couple things - not all. Every night for the first 3 nights I texted her saying I only did a few things and she would tell me everything was critical. (It wasn't even that much she had me do... I was just being a lazy brat). On night three I did everything she told me to and WTH he went down without a fight and slept until 6:45. Mind. Blown. He usually made going to bed a 45 minute struggle, woke up 3-5 times an night and woke up screaming at 5. At this point I would pay her my next born (not gonna happen - but if it DID, she would sleep train them so maybe I should! LOL). Natalie is a godsend and parents - THERE IS NO REASON TO BE SUFFERING!!! She can help! Worth every single penny!!

This program was straight forward, effective, and gave me the confidence to sleep train my 7 month…read moreold! I would recommend the program to anyone.

My kid (not that I have one) doesn't go here, but my cousin's kids do!…read more My cousin lives down the street from the school and when I came to visit, my little niece and I decided to get our exercise by walking to school and walking around the track. She gave me a thorough explanation of her daily schedule and mentioned they have a computer lab with brand new Apple computers (jealous!). She also gave me a tour of their school garden. I'm jealous. Wish I had gone to an elementary school like this one... a bonny school it is indeed!