Aspire Developmental Services, Inc.

It’s a great enviroment for kids. The techears are great, our son loves all of them and he learns new things everyday. Could’nt been happier with the teachers, Miss Glenda, Miss Evelyn and the director Miss Stacy!! Thank you for what you all do everyday!!

Sam C · via google

We have noticed some sort of racial profiling when it comes to parking in the area. We noticed in the afternoon if anyone has parked in the parking lot, they go and call the tow truck but as soon as people are parking in order to go to the bar, there’s no tow truck being called and I say racial profiling for a big reason, but that is some thing I can discuss with the people that work there directly.

Angie Rodriguez · via google

This is a review and warning for the early intervention program. The staff we've encountered over the last year have been wonderful. However, Aspire Lynn will make you jump through hoops to access specialists, and once you get access you will learn that they only allow PIWI services. You can google this. This means your child will not receive direct services from a provider, no matter their evaluation or need. This is an enormous inequity for the children of Lynn, and this is not the EI model you will experience if you are in a wealthier or better-funded area. I've shared this feedback with Aspire Lynn directly and nobody has ever responded. Do yourself a favor if you have an under 3 in need of EI: move out of Lynn to a better funded city, or skip EI and go directly to a service provider that your insurance will cover. Unfortunately we went into EI with a lot of optimism but have been badly disappointed by their systems (again, the staff have been wonderful but they are constrained to working within the systems of Aspire Lynn). If you want to look at the success of EI, just google Lynn Public Schools data for special education for students older than 3 once they hit public school. It's obvious that the PIWI model is not working or serving this community.

Stevie Lin Roberts · via google

I had a child attending the Salem program for less then a week, we had such a terrible experience there. . never take your child to a place where racism still lingers

Catherine Peice · via google

My wife and I feel very fortunate to have found this daycare (thanks to the EI folks). We can't thank the staff enough for their nurturing, caring and professional approach to our child's care and development. They do a great job making parents feel comfortable knowing that your child is well cared for and safe - highly recommended

Colin Fogarty · via google