Disclaimer, this is for the voting process only, not related to the school…read more I have done early voting for a while, so this was my first experience voting at this school. First, I went to the wrong door, the cones blocking the side entrance, I guess, are to point you to the side entrance to get to the polling place. Then I spotted a small sign posted on a door, not the entrance, with an arrow. I just had my eyes checked and this sign was smaller than any of the print on that famous eye chart. Okay, continue on, to another door. Once inside, you have to hunt for the signage to point you to the polling place. You knew you could not go straight because of the metal gate blocking the hall. I understand, protect the children, but really, could you make it any harder to vote???? So, I arrive, no you do not need my identification. Then you give me some big ass piece of paper, another piece of paper, and in my pinkie ~ a pen. I walk over. Hello, it's 2014, don't you have any computerized voting? You have to ask, they have one. Frustration is high. Of course, now that I know the ropes, I will drive to wherever I have to drive for early voting. Civic duty complete.

Excellent teachers! Miss behl for Math is extremely dedicated. Had a great experience with both my…read morekids.

We've had our two boys at kids kampus for just over a year. They are great with the kids…read more They offer lots of activities for them to do. Most importantly they have been very tolerant of our over zealous older child and have worked with us on getting him to chill out and behave. He's come a pretty long way since he's been here.

My son Daniel attended this daycare for the past 3years. Recently I purchased a house located in…read moreRomeoville. But because I work in Aurora and Kids Kampus is located in Naperville, I would be driving an hour in the mornings just to get from Romeoville to Naperville to drop off my son and from Napperville to Aurora to go to work. This would be in the mornings and in the evenings after work. Because of this, I made the decision of looking for daycares in Romeoville. I informed the staff verbally of my home purchase and that I would be looking for a daycare possibly in Romeoville to help my commute. Unfortunately, I could not find any daycares in Romeoville. The ones that I did find were home daycares. So I decided that it would be best to just do the commute and keep my son Daniel at Kids Kampus since he's been there for a few years now and has all his friends in this daycare. But when I spoke with Denis to inform her that I would no longer be moving Daniel to another daycare. I was told by Denis that Daniel would no longer be allowed to return and that his last day at Kids Kampus would be on March 31st, as I had "requested." To be clear, I never made this request in writing or verbally. I did inform Kids Kampus that I purchased a house and that I would be looking into finding a daycare closer to home and if I did find one, Daniel would no longer be attending Kids Kampus. Denis previously states that there might not be any room for Daniel in the summer because they have reached their capacity and the classes are full for the summer. So why did Denise deny entrance to my son now? It's not like we were always late or never paid our tuition. We always paid on time. It would be interesting to see what excuse she gives to validate herself for being so spiteful in denying my son entrance. After my conversation with Denise, I decided to accept her rejection towards my son. At the end of the day, I wouldn't want my son to attend a daycare where he is not wanted and the owner/Denise is spiteful and has an ugly reaction towards any parents situation. It's sad that she made the decision to take it against my son by denying him entrance at the daycare. I don't believe we did anything wrong, especially my son Daniel. But it's also good to see the kind of spiteful person Denise is. Fortunately for my son, my coworker informed me of a daycare her daughter attends. I will be working on getting the transfer to daycare process quickly so that my son can make new friends and hopefully this new daycare does not have a spiteful owner that take vengeance on the innocent children over a parents situation. What I would advise all parents that have kids who currently attend Kids Kampus or plan on having their children attend Kids Kampus is, be careful of sharing your situation with Denise. She is very spiteful and will take it out on your child by denying them entrance.

I am a former student of the Reading Tree ACT/SAT preparation course, and I would fully recommend…read moreit to anyone looking for a quality program with outstanding results. I am currently a senior in high school and along with my grades, my great ACT score has given me the opportunity to attend my dream school, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and I can attribute my ACT success to my experience with the Reading Tree program. I am so happy with my choice to attend the Reading Tree program. I had other friends in similar ACT prep programs with hundreds of students being taught by very few teachers. They said that they felt as if they "never got any personalized attention" and that it was a "waste of time." I found this to be the complete opposite at the Reading Tree. The teachers were warm and patient (regardless of the level of the student), and they always had an answer to my questions. The intimate environment really made me feel that my success was a primary goal to the program. Along with the books we received for homework and practice tests, we got a binder that had so many different helpful hints and tricks that I used when I took my test (and my test results confirmed...they definitely work). I felt the homework assignments to be well thought-out and relevant to what we needed to focus on. I can't say enough about how successful I feel the Reading Tree program is. From its personalized program, helpful text materials, well-educated teachers, and of course, great test results, I feel that it is beneficial to any junior or senior looking to do well on their tests; it is definitely worth it. Thank you to all my teachers!

From the owner: Unlike other area educational agencies, The Reading Tree is privately owned and managed, allowing…read moreus to focus solely on our instructional quality and parental communication. Since 1976, we have been helping students of all ages address: ACT and SAT standardized test preparation High school entrance exam preparation Math (elementary through high school) Phonics and Reading Reading comprehension and fluency and much more! The Reading Tree is a unique educational agency - one that was founded on the principle of individualized tutoring and service. Please review our website for information about our services.

I signed my 6 year old daughter with ADHD and dyslexia into the B.E.S.T. program and after one…read moreweek, she started telling me about how the teachers would over react about the simplest of things, and how they would punish her by not giving her a snack break. Would not recommend.

I said my kid in this program and then he came home with bruises on his body hair pulled out of him…read morea bald spot on his head and then I follow the lawsuit and the teacher got fired and never said your kid here ever trust me