My son has been in this school last year and this year. Excellent school…read more Very caring staff that go out of their way to help. I was sceptical after moving here from Scottsdale,AZ but quickly learned that South Shore Head Start has surpassed anything that I have seen in AZ. We will miss the kind caring teachers next year.[ starting kindergarten]

The worst daycare I have ever dealt with. my son came home with poop so old and dried to his bum…read moreand diapers filled with hours of pee. He got rashes all the time from this place. The teacher called almost everyday complaining about my 3 year old who was just being your typical 3 year old. my son learned so much at his old daycare and I cannot tell you one thing he learned at this one. He comes home crying that his teacher is mean and I stressed this concern to her supervisor. 1 day later and as revenge the school literally reported my family because my son had the tiniest bruise on his hip. we grabbed him from running out of time out to put him back in. If you were to see the picture of the bruise...its so small you would ask where it is!!!Call child services on people who deserve to have it called on them. you don't go trying to ruin families and children's lives because someone complained about how there son is being taken Care of at school in the first place. i Considered taking him out for weeks before this and I knew I should have! ALWAYS TRUST YOUR GUT AND REMOVE YOUR CHILDREN FROM TOXIC PLACES!

I disagree strongly with any negative review. I am extremely familiar with Notre Dame Academy…read more This is why NDA is superior: The education that the students receive is superior, and that includes mathematics. Teachers are dedicated and really care about the success and happiness of every student. Graduates attend the colleges of their choice and have successful careers with an above average rate of careers in math, science and engineering. They do not feel limited by gender. The peer group is universally positive. There is no bullying at the school, and no one breaks the rules, other than a uniform infraction. Young women honestly have fun together without the distraction of boys. But there are plenty of occasions to meet boys, the school sees to that! Girls graduate with friends for life. The sisterhood is not a myth. The moral teaching at NDA is something that students do not get at other schools. Students are taught social justice and tolerance without it being didactic. They are taught to respect themselves and others. And, you don't have to be Catholic to be happy at NDA. There are students of all religions. In short, I would recommend Notre Dame Academy to anyone!!

Ahh, high school. Smell the memories…read more So, I had to learn the hard way that when you leave home, you tend to idealize it. I tend to think of this place as a kind of breeding ground for radical feminism sprinkled with a little mass on the side. With my ten year reunion rolling around, I was a little too pumped up to get an email from our 'class rep' addressed to everyone. It's not that I intended to go exactly (in fact I had a conversation exactly to the opposite effect with my close friend from high school recently), but there was something about remembering all those girls. My memories of the nice nuns and the green tiled hallways (we used to refer to our school as a giant bathroom) all came rushing back. ZZzziip (you know, that record noise where you come back to reality)--- when I emailed our rep to inform her that I would not be attending, she made it totally apparent that she didn't have a *fucking* clue who I was! How dare she! I was rememberable, damnit! I did stuff! No, I didn't sleep with multiple members of the football team at our brother school, but I was there; I was. . . Yea, so high school sucks. I know I should have remembered this, but I didn't. This is just a word of caution to all of you out there who might be overly sappy about their whole experience: they won't even remember you!

I can't say enough good things about BC High and am very, very happy my son is able to attend…read more He's a junior and has grown to be an incredible student and "man for others." Every staff and faculty member along with parents of students I have met are very enthusiastic, helpful and are huge supporters of the school. They teach kids how to take responsibility for their actions & their lives and teach them "manners" all while providing a fabulous education. My son has made many friends and simply LOVES going to school there. For him it works fabulously. I feel as if he is getting a far superior education that he would have in our town, even though our town has a good high school. I would highly recommend BC High and feel fortunate I was able to send my son there.

I am a proud graduate of Boston College High School, 1958 - my four years at BC High constituted…read moresome of the most valuable education of my life. I still remember my classmates as upstanding, successful and ethical gentlemen. It is a privilege to attend the school.

If your child has a disability and your are thinking about putting him in the EXCEL PROGRAM: BBB…read moreNOTICE (Buyer beware !!). Here is what I wrote when I saw the schools ad pop up on my feed: We just pulled our disabled kid out of there on a trial program to see if he could "do college". Promises broken, neglect of highest order, and the head of the program disappeared suddenly with "replacement on the way" (never came). Never got a call to our family to see about the suffering caused to our son and our family-money, energy, and most importantly hope. I am happy to speak to anyone in administration about what happened here. Dr. Steve (Father of a child with autism).

Just returned to campus for Homecoming and was duly impressed with the campus and how far it's come…read moresince I graduated. The science building where I spent many many hours is amazing!! I had a chance to walk around and soak it all in. I had an incredible experience here as an undergrad after transferring from BU. If I lived closer I'd love to work here. The grounds are immaculate and for a school founded in 1840 it's an excellent blend of modern and traditional. The art building is an architectural gem and the exhibit I saw inside was equally impressive. We had a fantastic weekend and even though two days is hardly indicative of spending four years here in 2021 I would hazard to guess it's like everything else in life. You make of it what you will. I recalled an excellent education and fond memories of friends and dedicated staff.

Most teachers are inconsiderate and unsympathetic and egotistical. Bullying is rampant. It's…read moreincredibly cliquey with any non-white non-straight non-athletic and unconventionally attractive girls being excluded. Teachers turn a blind eye to bullying. Tuition goes up every year with several other expenses, like over 200$ for a retreat where students are fed chicken nuggets. No heat yet detentions are given to girls wearing pants or sweaters to be warmer. Stealing is rampant. School lunches are over priced. Some students show up drunk or high and teachers do nothing. However, the curriculum is challenging and expository writing fully prepares students for college, but at what cost?

For the last 2 years my daughter has been going to UA I…read morelove it so does my daughter they provide security, high education and higher level of self esteem.

Had my girlfriend take a defensive shooting class with Steve, and there was immediate improvement…read morein her draw time and shot placement at our next range trip!

The class I took with Steven was wonderful! I have taken courses before but wanted another…read morerefresher before applying for my license. He was very thorough and took plenty of time to answer my questions. I felt very safe while at the range with him. The rules were very clear and safety was the number one priority. I was very nervous to shoot since it has been a while and he was able to keep me calm and focused and I actually did pretty well! I am 100% going back for some private shooting lessons. I recently got my LTC and Steven was very helpful in helping me pick out a firearm that was the right size for me. He was even willing to go to the shop with me to look and help me learn how to clean it. Steve goes the extra mile.

Great school! Encourages leadership, team work, individualism, independence and last but not least,…read moreeducation above and beyond text books (and the internet!).

Dana Hall gave me many things: an education, a beautiful campus to walk around, an appreciation for…read moretheater and music... and the realization that apparently your sweatshirt, last name, and social status can all be extracurricular activities. To be fair, the school does a lot well. The campus is gorgeous, the music and theater departments are strong, the health center is fantastic, and there are endless opportunities for clubs, leadership, and studying abroad. The downside? The academic pressure can be relentless, the mean girl culture is alive and well, and the tuition is enough to make your parents need therapy. If you're into the polished, preppy, all-girls boarding school scene, you'll probably fit right in. If not, save yourself the tuition bill--and maybe a little emotional wear and tear--and enjoy public school instead.

Went to the WSC today to take a class in pistol saftey, to obtain my permit to carry a firearm…read more Setting up an appointment for a class was very easy. I had one on one instruction from an instructor Joe Fee. He helped my girlfriend with the basics of fire arms saftey and pistol operation. While she was nervous at the beginning of shooting portion, Joe made her feel comfortable and she got the shooting down pat hitting the bullseye a few times before the end of the session. She had never fired a pistol before. The class was informal yet informitive, with lots of hands on instruction. Joe was very informitive an had great answers for even my dumbest questions. Highlights: indoor heated pistol range. indoor archery range, one on one instruction, easy to get to (right off the highway) relaxed atmosphere.