Illiterate dispatcher! First one told me on the phone when I called to cancel as I had double…read morebooked: "Don't cancel! I don't have no one else!" Seriously?! You work for an education company and you use double negatives?! Second issue: I relocated to the E Bay and when I texted my dispatcher if they had any schools in the E Bay no response not even an Im sorry we have no schools in the E Bay but no response! Finally they are as a company non responsive! I am being audited require my paycheck stubs so tried to contact William by email and no response so just left him a voice mail to a generic mailbox so we'll see but NOT holding my breath! Just phoned Akake who claimed they don't hold onto paystubs after they've been sent out?! I told her that William had sent me back paystubs in the past! Seriously?! :(

I have been an enthusiastic educator and classroom teacher for over 30 years…read more I had an excellent experience with this company as a substitute teacher, and highly recommend it. Attention was taken to place me in settings that were a good match for me as a professional, and close to where I live. I was impressed with the personalized way in which I was treated, which was always respectful and appreciative. SUBReady is an excellent company. The CEO has had experience as a teacher and as principal, and has a PhD in Education. Happily, she is an expert with educators as well as education. Highly recommendedI!

Brenda do be capping. Honest, reallistic yet hopeful, and friendly to parents too. Respect the work…read moreshe does for her students as she literally grinds her whole life in college education and career exploration. Lots of opportunities given to students and lots of help on courses, standardized tests, and AP tests.

You're basically paying at least $10,000 for someone to click "submit."…read moreNegative help. Negative support. Zero advice. You're better off hiring a five a year old to help with your applications because at least they might be able to read some English.

I am an attorney that had practiced for 10 years in California after passing the Bar exam on my…read morefirst sitting in July, 1992. Prior to passing the Bar, I graduated Cum Laude from my law school in New York and, after passing the exam, I tried over 70 cases to jury as both a prosecutor and defense attorney. After 10 years of practice I decided to move on to something else but the law was were I belonged so I chose to return. Unfortunately, the legislature decided to enact legislation requiring anyone that has been away from the practice of law for 5 years or more had to prove a present ability to practice by re-taking the Attorney exam. I started with Barpassers. The Barpassers team told me that Attorneys have difficulty passing the exam, so I took off from work and spent the entire day and evening, (from May-July), studying...I failed. I went with Barpassers again and failed. I do not fault Barpassers as I think they are a good program but they weren't helping me and I was at a loss. I had never been in a position like this before so I started searching for an answer. I came across Executive Bar Review"s website, read a yelp review similar to this one and gave them a call. A staff member answered the phone and I went through my story. The stand member was quick to say she could help, told me that practicing lawyers were a particular favorite of theirs, that she was sure that EBR could make a difference. EBR sent me the materials and sent me a schedule for 1 week, with enough work to fill up 1/2 a day (or evening) and gave me at least Saturday off. I was shocked and told my tutor that I didn't think this type of schedule was enough to get me through...it was just too damn easy. I was told that I would be evaluated weekly, adjusting my schedule as needed and visit the LA office (or connect via Skype), several times (whatever was necessary), before the exam. My commitment to EBR was that I will follow her instructions to the letter...a complete buy-in. Contrary to my usual modus operandi, I did what I was told. I completed and submitted assignments, (Honestly, I did not complete everything) and, based on the work I submitted and the work I failed to get in, My schedule was adjusted weekly. I continued to work at my job and study after work. I met with EBR 3 times to review some things in person and took the week before the Bar examination off to commit to studying. I did not divorce my wife and my kids (4) did not forget my name. Make no mistake, this was a difficult task that took an enormous amount of work but we were able to overcome several emergencies at work and family issues at home to complete the studying. However, at the end of the process, I still felt I hadn't done enough. Frankly, I had worked less (but worked smarter) under EBR's tutelage and was concerned going into the examination. I sat for the exam, for the third time, in July 2014. On Friday, November 21, 2014, I was informed by my computer screen that I had passed the examination. I left the exam believing that I had passed and I did. I can't say enough about the system that Executive Bar Review uses, nor can I praise enough the skill, caring, and commitment of my tutor and the staff. EBR quickly recognized my weakness and we did not waste a second on work that I did not need to do. As far as I am concerned, EBR is a trailblazer in Bar exam prep, whether you're a practicing lawyer or recent graduate. This is the part where I say that I recommend Executive Bar Review but I'm not going to do that. I'm going to tell you that if you took the time to read this review and fail to let EBR help you pass, you're nuts.

Very tailored, efficient materials and tutoring that teach you what you need for the exam and keep…read moreyou on track with personalized schedules.

Amazing help my family greatly. Would recommend 100%. This can change \your childs life.read more

This company has helped my daughter tremendously more than any other professional services we have…read morereceived in years. Our therapist and supervisor are professional, educated and compassionate could not ask for a better team.

My overall experience with this school has been very disappointing. I feel that the principal,…read moreassistant principal, and some staff have not treated my children or me with the level of respect and professionalism I expected. At times, I felt that staff would gang up on me as a parent instead of working with me to address concerns involving my children. There also seem to be very few events and activities for the students, while there are frequent fundraisers and requests for families to contribute money. As a parent, I would like to see more of those efforts go towards meaningful experiences and opportunities for the kids. I will say that there are a few great teachers who genuinely care about their students, and I appreciate the positive experiences my children have had with them. However, based on my overall experience, I would not recommend this school. I believe my children would benefit from a school with stronger communication, more parent support, more student activities, and a more positive school environment.

Worst school ever my autistic and hard of hearing daughter was bullied for 6 months and she has no…read moreunderstanding she was being bullied these girls made her bring snacks everyday then when she "talked back" to one of these girls they punched her in the eye leaving a black eye and because the girls mom was a teacher they don't believe my child and now she is being bullied again and they don't believe me they

The Willows is the best elementary school in Los Angeles! It is academically challenging while…read morebeing so warm and supportive.

I was the typical Westside mom with a Microsoft excel spreadsheet of all the private elementary…read moreschools that we were interested in for our son. The Willows was the only school on my list that wasn't on the "Westside" and I was hesitant to even go to the tour because of that very reason, but I am so glad I did. Touring private schools is like being on the Bachelor. You get to know each other by going on dates (tours), spend money (applications), and one magical day (in March) you get a rose or not. Usually the process is very one sided being that there are way more applications than availability, but Willows never made me feel like they were dating anyone else. I toured a total of 5 schools, but Willows was the only school that sent me a thank you note for the time I spent on my tour. I'm sorry, but a gesture like that goes a long way. We as parents are expected to send follow up notes (hello beyondthebrochure), but to receive one- made me get butterflies. Who wants to date someone and not feel special? When I toured Willows, we lucked out and had Kim Feldman as our tour guide. She is not only the director of enrollment for the school, but she started there as a parent. I toured the school and was just in awe of their progressive approach. They recognize that every child learns differently- so they offer different approaches and strategies when it comes to teaching. This was the only school that I toured that left me wishing that I went to a school like this as a child. The school is warm and beautiful, but what makes the school stand out the most are the teachers and support staff. You can tell that everyone that works there loves their job and love what they represent. They genuinely care about you and your children. They are known throughout the community for hosting some exceptional parent education events - Besty Brown Braun, Dan Siegel, Frank Bruni, and etc were all speakers this year. They have a wonderful WPA and there's always events going on that promotes community and unity. If you are looking for a haven where your child will grow and thrive. Willows is it. My son has grown immensely not only intelligently, but emotionally as well. I credit them because they use the RULER approach which really resonated with him (so much that he wanted to make our very own "mood meter" at home). He has gained so much confidence and found his voice in such a short period of time here and I'll be forever grateful to the Willows because of it.

My kids were tutored here, and I was so pleased with how much confident my children grew in math. I…read morewould strongly recommend this academy !!

they overcharge for bad service. they say they will improve your gpa and push you to do better, but…read morethe kids and teachers there just make you feel bad for asking for help. dont even get me started about the principal, she's the one who runs the place, she yells at you for no reason and threatens to tell your parents about your grades when theyre the one supposed to be helping you with them. they teach you absolutely nothing and just give you extra work that they dont even collect. their SAT classes over the summer are a joke. they add more work onto your homework load and prioritize that "extra practice" over things that need to get done after school. they environment has no respect, and they shame kids for struggling in school instead of helping them. terrible place. you're better off paying for a private tutor that will actually help your child then stick them in this tutoring center that will just teach them how to feel insecure ans bad about themselves for needing help in school- which is essentially the reason why you go there in the first place. i went there for theee years and got absoluetly nothing from it. i did the work on my own and did everything on my own. waste of money and waste of time. DONT ENROLL HERE. DONT EVEN INQUIRE.

Our experience with the school has been good overall. The school environment feels welcoming, and…read moremy children feel safe and motivated to learn.While we are very happy with the education they are receiving, there is always room for minor improvements. Specifically, communication regarding upcoming assignments and school events could be a bit more streamlined, and expanding after-school activities or enrichment programs would be a wonderful addition for the students. Overall, it is a good school with a wonderful community, and we are grateful to be a part of it!

no absolutely not this school is horrible, the teachers there bad, the staff out on the field bad,…read moreeverything at the school is bad nobody really gets an education there