Very nice set up in historic hikkcresf neighborhood. It is very convenient to work for UMAS and ACH…read moreemployees. Excellent hours. Very good approach to early childhood education with diverse group of students and teachers. Both of our children go here.

Overall, I give this school 4/5 stars at this time because, for me, the most important aspects of…read morechildcare are quite strong, and there is some room for improvement. We've been there 1.5 years. The strengths start with the staff--almost all staff are engaged (read: not on their phones, willing to conference and work with parents), and pleasant. Another strength is their policies -- the ratios they require are better than DHS, they implement and advertise policies for safety (eg, parents don't be on cell phone at pick up). Plus, the Montessori curriculum is actually implemented in classrooms--it's not just a daycare holding place. We moved from another daycare and my child's physical and cognitive development skyrocketed when we Changed schools. Now, the school is in a huge old house, so it's not fancy in material but they regularly repair and have an excellent playground the kids visit 1-2 times daily. I find it perfectly quaint. The limits right now are on communication about big changes. They have a monthly newsletter that's brief and helpful. They lack other infrastructure for communicating with parents that really works--some have a Facebook page, some rely on texting parents...but it's not consistent or multifaceted enough to catch everybody (eg some people email, some need flyers). I've learned about big changes by noticing something and asking, Like a new teacher joining or combining two classrooms. My other issue is with nutrition, which plays a big role in child behavior, mood, and development . "Snack" is often processed food with few nutrients (eg Cheez its, graham crackers), and hot lunch is better but not great. Now, we compensate by bringing our child's lunch, but she eats most or more of her allotted sugar each day at school snacks and doesn't get many important nutrients from the food provided.

Best kept secret in the PCSSD. Small Classes - great teachers and staff. This is a school where…read morethe teachers truly care about the students. I went here as a child and now my children go to school here too! I love OGE and you will too.

Our daughter attended CVMS for 5 years, beginning when she was 17 months old. She continued at CVMS…read morethrough her kindergarten year. This school is simply amazing. She entered only speaking a few words, and left prepared to skip a grade in school. The staff at CVMS saw her through many stages - they were able to get her talking, get her potty trained, deal with discipline issues with compassion and kindness, and they made her LOVE learning. As a small school, CVMS is able to give children the love and attention they need to flourish and thrive. The community is close-knit, and the kids make enduring friends and connections. I highly recommend this school.

Avoid this school at ALL costs- especially the elementary school. The administration is so…read moreunprofessional and dishonest, that I would be very hesitant to send ANY aged child here. There was no communication, the place is completely overpriced and hurting for money, and the academics are absolutely nonexistent. My child wasted almost an entire year at this pitiful excuse for a school. Yes, they take the Succeed Scholarship, but they need to just be shut down; don't do your child the disservice of sending them here- avoid at all costs.

a relatively progressive decent school that has some severe social issues. the community supports…read morethis district very well

it's a awesome school coming from a former student. There are some cons but all in all i would…read moretotally recommend to enroll here.

Best school in the district, great teachers and a great place for your kids to learn. They also…read morehave great clubs including the recycling club and got the top honors in the state for there recycling efforts

Great day care! The whole staff is super nice and I feel comfortable leaving my 9 month old with…read morethem while I'm at work. The rates are fair and seem near even with other local daycares. I receive a "report card" daily on when my child was fed, diaper changed, slept and any other worthy notes. He always comes home with a smile Nd wore out. The building is a bit old but it does not make for a lesser place. I recommend for sure!

Went through a rough patch with a bad chancellor, toxic admissions office leading to decreased…read moreenrollment, budget crises, and finally actual layoffs of tenured faculty. Then covid arrived but the overall hit wasn't too bad because the preexisting problems had just been fixed, thus compensating. I think the medium term prospects are good though longer term, many universities are going to be dealing with decreasing numbers of high school graduates leading to loss of enrollment.

Great class, makes physics fun and well worth a visit. Ps, Second period physics class of 2022-2023…read morewas here!

10/10 would recommend taking Physics in this class. I didn't understand physics much while joking…read morethis class, but Mr. Bertram is a pretty awesome teacher. He explains everything very well. He refuses to let students fail. He will continue to help you until you reach your potential. He's also a really great person to talk to if you are needing academic advice or just an adult to share your feelings with if you don't have anybody to talk to. He's the best teacher I could've asked for when going to the Cabot schools. The location on the map might make directions to the best class in Cabot a bit hard to find. Just stop into the main office and ask for directions to the best teacher ever and they'll point you the right way.