Friendly and experienced staff, specialized small class instruction, and private tutoring services…read moreavailable for students of all ages and in various subject areas. SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE, and various other standardized test prep services available at reasonable prices compared to similar nearby competition, like SEED and C2. They recently replaced their carpeting and wood flooring, which has really enhanced the place.

A great school with great teachers, staff and support. Son has made brilliant progress with his…read moretutor. They were very flexible to his schedule. My son talks about his experience in person and learning at home and both options were productive and enjoyable for him.

Bronxville Montessori (BMS) is a hidden gem. Our family moved nearby last year, and we were a bit…read moreconcerned about being able to find a high quality preschool. My husband works in education, and we're both very focused on the impact of an educational environment on the development of young children. After seeing several daycares and preschools in the area, we visited BMS and knew it was the program for us. Our daughter, almost 3, just made the cutoff to get into the mixed age classroom. BMS has almost a magical quality about it - The head of the school, Deborah, runs an excellent operation. From having kind, passionate, well trained teachers, to fostering a secure, collaborative, learning environment for the children, we could not be happier with our experience at BMS. While I could go on about the different best practices I've seen there, I think the most important proof is in the pudding... Since starting at BMS, our daughter has grown wonderfully. She's become more thoughtful, conscientious, and engaged. She's excited to go to school in the morning, and models the behaviors they foster there, outside of school (curiosity about the world, empathy, cleaning up after herself, and more). To us, Bronxville Montessori maintains the perfect balance of lots of play (creative and physical), some traditional classroom instruction, and character focused activities/norms. Of course there's work on the parents' part to help foster a similar environment at home, but we feel BMS has helped lay an excellent foundation for our daughter. We recommend the school to all our local friends (one just enrolled their toddler in the 2s program). We have also been very happy with their ability to reopen for the 2020/2021 school year, and with all the precautions they're taking to ensure a safe environment amidst COVID-19. The 3-5 age class students wear masks inside and outside, are screened every morning, practice frequent hand-washing, follow social distancing measures inside the classroom, and more. The pandemic has been extra challenging for all our children, and since returning to BMS after the pandemic school lockdown, our now almost-4-year-old has has been progressing back to her more normal state - happier, less anxious, fewer meltdowns, etc.

Me and my wife enrolled our son in this montessori school about 2 years ago.The first year was…read morekinda ok,i would say it was great but the teachers they employe are not really worth the amount of many you pay for tuition.At 15,000 a year plus all the donations they constantly ask for they should really have better teachers.With a ratio of 6 to 1 they should be aware and on top of what each kid needs.That didn't happen the first year as our teacher had to be pulled from the class room for speaking to parents as thou they were friends of hers and not adults with children there.Very Bad communication skills with parents.The second year got even worse.Again you expect certain level of professionalism for what you pay for a 3-6 year old to go to this school but not the case.This time the teacher we got was very snarky and also answered disrespectfully to my wife on several occasions.Again not professional at all.During the second year they had a child in the class that liked to go after kids.Push punch bite whatever the case.Now i know kids play but this is continuous and for what you pay and the 6 to 1 ratio What are you paying for?This child ended up picking up scissors to cut my child's hair and paperwork and no one did nothing.They said "It was a misunderstanding"What's to misunderstand the kid and parents should have been dealt with but a school that is private,if you have a few kids maybe that will attend in future they will close an eye which they did.Unfortunately because of one uncontrollable child i had to pull my child from the school.Its not the first time it's happened at this school.I will be contacting the licensing board in the next couple of weeks or when they are available to discuss this kind of teaching and behavior.I would not recommend you send your child here as you might have to pay a lot to worry and be ignored if something comes up.For the money there are better options out there than this especially for s child

Horrible experience with this school. They don't enforce anti bullying. Hardly any children in the…read moreclasses leaving no room to grow or transition. Parents pay money and donations to resolve issues. Claimed to be blue ribbon but their policies aren't enforced. Most families aren't even catholic. They just want to say their kids are in private school in CT. Only good thing about the parish is the priest.

Parents of PreK-8 children REALLY need to check out this HIDDEN NEIGHBORHOOD GEM OF A SCHOOL! Our…read moreson recently graduated from 5th Grade at Cranbury School and we selected Fatima for middle school--it has FAR exceeded our expectations. Our son is enjoying learning and is so happy telling us daily: "At Fatima all the kids always support and encourage each other--not like at some of the other schools." A few of the other reasons we LOVE Fatima: 1. DOWN-TO-EARTH. This small, approachable, warm and welcoming community in South Wilton boasts a diverse student population with more than 60% of students representing Norwalk, including Cranbury, Silvermine, Rowayton, South Norwalk and Wolfpit, as well as surrounding towns including Stamford, Ridgefield, Westport, Weston and Fairfield. We feel so welcome at Fatima and our son has so many great new friends in all grade levels. 2. AFFORDABLE. Tuition is very reasonable compared with other private schools that we checked out in the area. 3. INDIVIDUALIZED LEARNING. A faculty of experienced and dedicated educators promote academic excellence and individualized learning with small student-to-teacher ratios--much better than the public schools and other area Catholic Schools we checked out, where many classrooms exceeded 22+ students. The Fatima faculty makes learning fun for our son with a curriculum that is similar to the small group "academically talented" program that was offered in the Norwalk Public School system--but that involves ALL children. 4. EXTRACURRICULAR TEAMS. Our son has learned skills in basketball, cross country, and chess. Fatima offers top-notch programs for boys and girls with experienced coaches who encourage all students to work together and build their skills. And, supportive Fatima Families that attend activities help create a warm and inclusive atmosphere that makes every child feel special. We highly recommend that Norwalk/Wilton area families with PreK-8 children look into this unique, family-oriented school as a great option to help instill core values, receive personalized attention and achieve academic excellence.

It is refreshing to find a child care center that is so great. It is a peace of mind to know that…read morewhere my child spends the day is full of loving people, from the director to the teacher assistants they are vested in the child's well being and development.

I had a very distressing interaction with a staff member at this day care center today. She was…read moreextremely rude and uncaring, and reduced me to tears at the way she was speaking to me. It really concerns me that someone with such an aggressive attitude works at a day care center, and I would avoid sending my children there.

We moved to Westchester from Brooklyn and were looking for a diverse Montessori school for our 2…read moreboys. We were so lucky to find this school. The classes are super diverse and inclusive but more importantly, my sons were lucky enough to have 2 teachers that were absolutely excellent (Ms. Marcy and Ms. Shamel). They taught my boys so much - my 3 year old was basically reading and my older one was more than prepared for kindergarten. if you're lucky enough to get into their class, they will love your kids like they love their own. Beyond that, the school has fostered an excellent community among the parents who do not hesitate to chip in and help each other and who go out of their way to have social activities to bring the kids together. This is truly a special school with amazing teachers and community of parents.

please don't sent your kids there they promise alot things and they didn't beginning they say they…read moredo patty training second year she tell us we don't do any more they don't even change diapers or when they get dirdy they don't change 2 years old they sent home paint picture which is you can understand they do for them this is the way they teach they don't even teach any song also principal so so Ruth when you tell her if you don't like something instead fix she tell us look another school and she doesn't care how she take care of with that personality also mostly time helper only part time one teacher take care of 10 kids teacher leaves early and helper which is they don't have any certificate stay with kids thats why this year they don't take parent inside anymore from out side door they pick up doesn't let parent come inside because they will see also all worker scary from principle she is very nasty with everybody that's not right as a parent I see that from outside please don't sent your kids there

We lucked out! When we were first looking for Daycares Mali didn't have any openings but just a…read moremonth later she did! Mali and team were so welcoming. They really give so much personal attention to the kids. My little one definitely learns things there that we, as new parents, weren't even thinking about. They helped her walk, drink out of a sippy cup, and interact so well with other kids. We went to bright horizons first, and don't get me wrong, they are great, but so expensive, the kids are separated by age and therefore the babies aren't around a lot of more advanced kiddos so might not have as many opportunities to learn. Definitely check them out!

My son has been at Mali's since he was 5 months old and we are very happy with the care and love…read morethey show our son. The staff members take the time to get to know your child and make parents feel at ease. I highly recommend Mali's daycare!

So far so good! This is my daughters first year at school and we chose St Ann School for her to…read moreattend 3k (pre-k for 3yr olds). Her teachers have been great. Ms Malig, Ms Lisa, Ms Stephanie have all be done a great job! The new Principal Teresa Latizia is doing a phenomenal job in her first year! Early school drop off at 7am (for those who need it) and late after school care and pickup at 6:30pm make this school a great option for those who need a more flexible schedule. We are very happy with our choice to send her here!

Unprofessional all around. Bad security, anyone can just walk inn the school and take your child. I…read morehad to take my daughter to another school. The office personnel have no education and Ignore the issues that happen before their eyes. The parents are rude and pick up fights with other parents. Very disappointed with this catholic school. Shame on them. They should be closed.

Worship is both personal, and about other people, all at the same time, and my experience at Temple…read moreSholom has been both deep and fulfilling, and exclusionary, in a sense, to provide a space for worship that resonates with me. Patience, tolerance, and gratitude, we all have, and we all can further enhance our own. &

I went here during my youth years, I remember coming back here a few days when I came back into…read moretown. The man at the front did not welcome me very kindly into this space. I told him I used to be a member but he treated me like I was not welcome and I decided to leave. I had fond memories as a child but this experience told me that there was more strict security that did not welcome me.