Am only rating the sports complex. The baseball field looked nice and fairly new. There was a turf…read morefield. The other fields around were nice as well. We won the game which made it even nicer!

Not to be confused with Venison High School which is frequented by gross hunters who like to eat…read moreweird meats. This is a nice looking High School in lush grounds on the edge of Edison close to Metuchen. You won't find Metuchen some of the propaganda filled subjects they teach in school but that's another story. It has a nice multicultural student body and a good reputation. It's one of the few high schools in the country I've been to regularly. My friend is a sub teacher and had me come in for a class recently and talk to 15-ish y.o. kids about what I've done with my life. Fun times. I couldn't believe how respectful and friendly and thoughtful they were. I was expecting a rowdy and abusive bunch like the movies. The movies don't always get it right. My friend told me they'd be nice AF to me and they were. I wasn't paid for this of course, just did it as a fun favour for my friend, but I got a lot out of it too. The grounds themselves are really nice and they put on regular shows and fairs and festivals that make it a real hub for the community, which I think is one of the hallmarks of a great High School.

We sent our son to Stone Hill Learning Center from kindergarten through tenth grade. I always…read moreconsidered Stone Hill Learning Center a prep school a la carte. You can pick the classes you want to take and either do the rest at home or find other venues. We took full advantage of the school, leaving only math that my brilliantly mathematical husband covered for my son and some of his peers in our own home. Stone Hill offers classical education -- the humanities and sciences, as well as language -- in small classes, at a very rigorous pace, and at very affordable rates. By high school most students qualify for advanced classes in just about every subject. Our own son elected to take college classes at Rutgers and Temple his junior and senior years of high school and now he is graduating college in three years; a huge saving for us. Stone Hill definitely prepared him for the rigors of college education. Homeschooling is a great way to develop and educate your child, and Stone Hill Learning Center is a huge help in providing a disciplined learning environment, high academic standards, and fellowship among other demanding homeschoolers. Taking a full load of classes just three days a week, Tuesdays through Thursdays, gives your student an excellent education with plenty of time for your student to explore his or her creative endeavors or for long weekend field or family trips. We are so glad and grateful we found Stone Hill Learning Center during our son's homeschooling years.

I have 2 kids enrolled at CP. Both are doing very well for their age group based on recent…read moreperformance in a Kumon entry assessment (scoring is not tied to a particular school system or program). A unique element of the CP curriculum is that it is a dual English/Spanish language program with some subjects being taught in English and others (like math) taught in Spanish. Although my kids are learning math in Spanish at school, they still placed very well in the Kumon assessment conducted in English. The CP academic program and teachers prepare students well in core subjects while also preparing to read and speak an additional language. Overall, I am pleased with CP. My kids are developing well and seem to be pretty happy there.

We were quite disappointed with Community Park. One of our son's kindergarten classmates was quite…read moreuncontrolled and sent him to the nurse after punching him repeatedly at lunch. This incident was followed up with others, including a chokehold while being pushed down the slide and one where he was dragged around the playground. The school was unable to change this situation, with one of the incidents happening the very afternoon after we'd had meetings with his teacher and the school counselor. We were directly told that our son, "needed to stand up for himself more," and that the school, "had no disciplinary policy." We ultimately transferred him midyear to the Wilberforce School, which has been superb. We had other less serious disappointments in the school. The library sent home books that were often not even aimed at the right age. At scholastic day, after encouraging us to send money with our son to buy books, he was sold direct commercial advertising for ninjago (compete with figurine) and dc comics. The classroom experience that seemed most prominent to him was the time spent playing an iPad game with the refrain, "I am a kitty cat, meow." We thought well of his teacher but had evidence that the school lacked a coherent educational philosophy and certainly was unable to deal with violent incidents at lunch and on the playground.

How could I possibly write a review that adequately expresses the appreciation I have for…read moreCrossroads and it's amazing staff ? From the outside there doesn't seem to be much to be impressed with but , alas, "don't judge this book by it's cover". The moment you are buzzed through the doors and are greeted by Miss Denise you begin to understand what separates Crossroads from the rest-THE PEOPLE!!! You feel the love the moment you walk in. It's genuine. The staff to student ratio is close to 1/1.The administration and faculty do so much of the heavy lifting for the parents it"s impossible to thank them properly.The Teachers , Aides, Therapists, Administrators, Maintenance workers and volunteers alike put Crossroads above and beyond all others. As a parent of a Special Needs child I''ll be forever grateful for and awe-struck by the Crossroads family. They turned what began as a devastating blow and utter despair into progress , possibilities and hope . There aren't enough stars to award. You would be doing your child a disservice by not looking into Crossroads. RIP Dr. Miller ....and thank you.

Stanley Preschool truly is a special place, and I cannot say enough positive things about the…read moregeneral environment, the teaching staff, and the warm, nurturing, loving environment that defines it. Two of my children are students, and it has been a joy to watch them grow socially and academically through Stanley's learn-through-play philosophy. Stanley offers classes for children 2.5 and up, and also provides a 4/5 class for students who benefit from an extra year of preschool prior to kindergarten. My son is currently enrolled in the Kindergarten Enrichment program that is offered and no surprise to us, he absolutely loves going and has benefited from the supplemental teaching it provides. It really says a lot when your children run into school, hug the director, and come home singing songs and discussing interesting crafts/books/activities they did (movement! music! parents visiting for story time! playground!). Finally, the security at Stanley is top notch. Video monitoring, locked doors, and ID requirements to enter are all current and ensure that the children are safe. I wish my kids could stay forever!

Great school district. Highly ranked. Different from neighboring school districts because it's high…read moreperforming without the stress of a Princeton or WWP.

FOOD IS TERRIBLE, hot salads, cold sandwiches. teachers are mediocre some barely speak English…read moreothers going through divorces. I think the bathrooms are haunted, LOTS of ghosts. buttttt, fine shyt a bit young for my liking.

This review was based on our experience that took base here due to a cheerleading competition…read more The school overall looks well maintained. Bathrooms are very well cleaned. Floors and hallways also look great. The gym is very big. Love how they have bleachers that expand against every wall to accommodate the amount of people needed to fit the gym.

Graduated here decades ago but my son was actually playing EB in a rival baseball game. Good…read morememories but EB is WAY too packed now!!

Building is neat and regularly cleaned. Staff are friendly and supportive. curriculum seems decent…read more Students are animals.