Dave's is a great driving school. The teachers care about their students and prepare them well for…read morethe test to receive their license. I hired them go with my daughter to complete her road test at the DMV, and she passed with flying colors. Highly recommend Dave's

Dave's Driving school does most of their training on my street. Spring Street in Pittsfield. I can…read moresee absolutely that they are very unprofessional.I see them everyday teaching people to block driveways and other unsavory driving tactics.I have been watching them for over 5 years now. I went to a real driving school that had integrity Daves Driving School does not know the meaning of the word integrity. I have seen them in some very very dangerous situations. Like going very close to small children playing on the sidewalk and almost causing bad accidents. I would advise to stay away from them.

Love coming here for my sons' games. Always arrive and leave "jealous" of their facility, teams,…read moreand student/fan spirit. It's a numbers game as we live in a tiny town. But coming here makes me happy for their community.

I just finished attending the CIP Berkshire center. It does have some good and bad parts…read more Pros: self-paced curriculum, kids are treated like individuals, expected to behave like adults, many students are successful upon leaving Cons: price, student houses aren't all that great, very few students get paid jobs, staff don't always listen to student complaints even though they say they do, and signing up for activities has become increasingly difficult, inconvenient location for those who don't have cars, also the curriculum is extremely repetitive so if you've been there for a couple years, you'll continue to hear the same things over and over again.

CIP is a phenomenal program preparing students with learning differences for vocations and…read moreindependent living. As mother of a son with ASD and ADHD, I'm so grateful for a program like this, tailored to his unique needs and committed to helping him realize his highest potential!

St. Mary's school has been a great and nurturing school for our children, especially in the early…read moreyears of schooling. It has small class sizes, teachers who get to know and support your kids, and a positive upbeat culture (kid-wise), as well as a good group of parents.

To preface, I attended this school from grades 4-8 (2010-2014), so it may have changed since then,…read morehowever I still feel the need to disclose my experience to any potential students and parents. The education I received at this school was subpar at best. When I began attending a public high school, I was behind, especially in math. Many of the teachers at the school were cruel and short tempered, for example I remember the preschool teachers yelling at the toddlers when they grew impatient. The after school care program was under supervised and dangerous. I remember protecting young children from being hit in the head with flying basketballs, and keeping them out of the unsupervised trouble they would have gotten into. I remember in one instance a child around 4-5 fell and inverted his elbow. it took several minutes to attract the attention of the adult who was meant to be supervising him. Moving away from the negligence and back to the subpar education, the seventh and eighth grade teacher who taught at the school for many years was under qualified and should have been fired many, many times (to my knowledge she has recently retired). We were publicly embarrassed in front of the class for low grades on projects and essays, which lead to severe stress for my friends and me. I have not felt such severe stress doing anything as I did attending school every day for those last two years. Our grades did not depend on our skill level, but rather how much that teacher liked us. She frequently lashed out and screamed at students bringing them to the point of tears for trivial reasons. We were not "bad", nobody misbehaved because we were terrified of the embarrassment, it was always over something academic, which is ridiculous. You should not punish a kid for failing, you should teach them how to do better. Our lessons revolved heavily around religion most days, which may seem like a good thing to many religious folks out there, however, I feel that I was robbed of the education my parents payed thousands for. S