Our son is a freshman and it has been a very disappointing experience. The leadership team doesn't…read morelisten and they don't seem to care about the students. We are looking at a transfer after one semester. Very disappointing.

The grounds are beautiful! We did a campus tour in the summer and our guide was very nice and…read moreknowledgeable. She was an international student from the Dominican Republic and unfortunately I don't remember her name.

The Creative Arts Workshop is the place to learn art, pick up a new technique, and meet other…read moreartists. My friend, who is an artist, introduced me to this place, and she says that CAW has a strong reputation in the art community. I have zero art background, but I have taken drawing and photography classes here. All the teachers were friendly, enthusiastic, and well-prepared. I felt like I learned a lot and that the teachers were encouraging of beginners. They have a huge variety of classes here including cool stuff I'd like to try like metal sculpture. There are both short workshops (good for artists who are already well-versed in a topic but want to pick up a new technique) and longer classes. The cost is a little pricey, but well-worth it in my opinion. They also have an exhibition space and show really nice artwork there. This past summer, my friend and I went to see a juried show there and it was very good. The Creative Arts Workshop is a fantastic place to learn art and join an artistic community. I can't recommend it highly enough.

My family has had excellent experiences with learning to make pottery and life drawing at the…read moreCreative Arts Workshop. Most recently my husband and I took a drawing workshop. In the Perspective Drawing of Buildings and Architecture workshop, Eric March introduced strategies, gave students a chance to experiment, and consulted individually to discuss what works for each person and how to expand skills. His presentation was clear, and his comments were gentle and specific. For me, as a non-professional with some drawing experience, the class was engaging and informative - a delightful way to spend two afternoons. Being able to see and draw things from different perspectives makes drawing more fun and satisfying. As someone who ordinarily is more interested in life than buildings, I also realized the advantage of starting with boxier shapes, knowing that I can apply the same techniques to the animate world now that I have seen how they work. I highly recommend the workshop and other opportunities to work with Eric March.

My daughter began attending Kumon, when we discovered that her math program at school was not very…read morerobust. Kumon helped to build her stamina for math as well as her confidence and competence. She has turned into a "math person"!

Our daughter has been attending Kumon at 2340 Whitney Ave in Hamden, CT for the past two years…read more The advances in her math and reading skills are incredible. In addition to being a stronger student academically, her self-esteem has also risen. Her schooling with Mrs. S and Kumon has helped her in and out of the classroom. If you have any doubts make a appointment and not only talk to Mrs. S but the parents in the waiting area. Our backgrounds are varied but our success is common! Kerry

We had our son's birthday party here. We couldn't be happier with their service. It's a great place…read morefor kids and they all had fun.

One tradition that I look forward to every Christmas season is the A.C. Gilbert Holiday Train…read moreDisplay at the Eli Whitney Museum and Workshop. The New Haven-based A.C. Gilbert Company (known for originating the Erector Set) introduced their 'American Flyer' line of model trains just after World War II. The trains were very popular throughout the 1950s, but the rise of popularity with television sets and the death of company founder A.C. Gilbert created a decline in sales. The company was defunct by 1967. The Eli Whitney Museum has a large collection of old A.C. Gilbert products, including several American Flyer trains. Each year, the museum sets up a model railroad display from Thanksgiving to mid-January. Walter Zawalich is the museum's American Flyer Curator and he meticulously restores and maintains the trains and the display each year. I've been going to see the Holiday Train Display at the Museum since I was a young boy. My father used to collect American Flyer trains and we went to see the display often. I later introduced my wife to the tradition and now our two sons. In addition to the trains themselves, we love the attention to detail of the layout which resembles a miniature landscape of New Haven. You can continue to see the Holiday Train display on Saturdays and Sundays until January 14th and admission is FREE!

I've never been here in person, but I would like to say, that this place provides the best Master's…read moredegrees program ever. I plan on doing an online Master's degree from this place as a better alternative from the other university I plan to attend online.

Came for a college tour. So much information to take in. Such a well kept clean area. Over 900…read moresecurity cameras on campus & police are well present as well. Over 100 majors for students to look into. Didn't know it was a private college until the informational session. Definitely on the top of my sons list of choices. Plenty of food options for students to choose from on & off campus. Was a little disappointed they don't have a track on their campus(the athletic director said they use Yale's track) as my son would be looking to come as a Track & Field athlete.

This seems to be a great reading and math program. To me it's flexible schedule, I like that they…read moregive consistent homework and they have Ann incentive program for grades, not for doing the work but knowing it. The staff is patient. Raj, who runs the Trumbull and North Haven center is very easy to work with as well. I like that they offer support classes but also classes for enrichment. My son, who's a bit mite advanced in both subjects, is no longer feeling unchallenged in school because he takes these classes in between! MATH: With today's changing times where elementary and middle schools are leaning toward the common core German method of teaching (like the more well known and reputable universities in our country!) I think a program like this is going to be critical to helping our children understand the fundamentals of math. Schools today may not be able to teach both with an aggressive/limited school schedule unlike foreign countries who attend school year round and have the proper time. I have already found my son living to solve math problems and testing himself on skills. Unprompted! READING: great to learn handwriting, reading technique. My son has always loved books but now I find he's also loves writing things for me to read. It's awesome. We also discovered in school he is a speed reader and enjoys long novels. These classes ares teaching him how to use words properly and also the various meaning to the same words. Including sound variations. Summary: well worth the investment.

Great program with a great, hands on business owner! My kids have made tremendous progress and are…read moreabove grade level in Math. Convenient location, great parking, fantastic staff - well trained, good with children and the owner, Raj, is a gem!

As a parent of a toddler, the process of finding a preschool is daunting and nerve-wracking. A…read morechild's first experience in a "school" setting has a significant impact on their social and cognitive development. I'm a public school teacher by profession, so understand the need to put my confidence in the teacher to make the right educational guidance for my son. To that end, I'm very happy with the gains my child has made in his year at the Children's House of Montessori. He has flourished socially, his self-monitoring/self-sufficient skills has been noticeably, and is even potty training well! Ha. Highly recommend taking a tour and meeting the very seasoned and dedicated teachers.

Let me preface this, I was only visiting the outside area as a tourist. I am not reviewing this as…read morea student there. I am huge fan of history, architecture, and Gilmore Girls. While in the area, I had to make a visit. It was founded in 1701 and is one of the top 3 Ivy Leagues. It is known for their law, political science, medicine, drama, and history programs. I love the Gothic architecture. They made walking around accessible. They even offer tours. Overall, I think it is a lovely school and highly notable.

Yale University - New Haven, CT…read more Yale isn't just an Ivy League--it's a living museum of academia, history, and innovation. Founded in 1701, it's the third-oldest university in the U.S., and its campus is a stunning blend of Gothic architecture, leafy courtyards, and cutting-edge research hubs. The School of Engineering & Applied Science is especially impressive. From robotics labs to sustainability initiatives, Yale Engineering fosters a tight-knit, forward-thinking community that's deeply committed to inclusion and innovation. The facilities are modern, collaborative, and designed to spark creativity. Yale also boasts a vibrant Asian American community, supported by the Asian American Cultural Center, student organizations, and affinity groups that celebrate heritage, identity, and belonging. It's a place where diversity isn't just welcomed--it's woven into the fabric of campus life. Parking? Surprisingly manageable. Yale offers a range of lots and garages with reasonable rates, and there are even free parking options for transit users and carpoolers. Just be sure to check the campus map or visitor parking guide before you go. The surrounding area has its charm, but like any urban campus, some neighborhoods can feel sketchy, especially after dark. Stick to well-lit paths and main streets, and you'll be fine. Whether you're touring the campus, attending a lecture, or just soaking in the academic energy, Yale is a must-visit. It's a place where tradition meets transformation--and it's got the brains, beauty, and boldness to prove it. Boomsauce Scale: B - basura (trash) BS - basic (come on! Try harder) BS + - better (Yo! That's better) BS ++ - best (alright! Alright! Alrightttt!) BS +++ - Amazing location! now that's boomsauce! Trust me--I am vegan.

Avoid Code1 Training Solutions at all costs…read more This was, without question, one of the worst educational experiences I've had. The training was disorganized, poorly taught, and shockingly ineffective. For something that is supposed to cover life-saving techniques, it is alarming how little was actually communicated in a meaningful or retainable way. I walked out feeling just as uninformed as when I walked in--if not more frustrated. What truly sets this company apart (in the worst way) is the complete lack of accountability and support afterward. When issues came up with claiming CE credits, there was absolutely no help offered. The response was essentially a dismissive "you're out of luck," with zero effort to problem-solve or stand behind their own course. This isn't just bad customer service--it's a failure in their responsibility as an educational provider. If you are relying on this course to gain critical knowledge or fulfill professional requirements, look elsewhere. This was a waste of time, money, and effort.

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Working with Natalia is fun, educational and engaging. She is attuned to the needs of her students…read moreand creates a unique learning environment that becomes an experience, not just a class.

From the owner: We strive to help the adult learner overcome the fear of speaking Spanish through creative and fun…read moremethods while strengthening their grammar and cultural knowledge of Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain. We offer weekly classes from Beginner to Advanced level for 2 hours in the evening during a 6 week course schedule. We also have events that are designed to immerse you in the culture while you use your language skills over wine, food, and fun conversations. We also offer online classes! The classes are geared toward the working adult who doesn't have the time to attend a semester-long language program. One-to-one tutoring sessions and group classes for companies are available as well.