1. Covered Bridge Montessori

    1. Covered Bridge Montessori

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    Weare, NH

    Covered Bridge Montessori

    5.0 (1 review)
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    8 months ago

    I loved Miss cristina she was amazing an​d the school was great for my son highly recomend

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    New Morning Schools

    New Morning Schools

    (5 reviews)

    This business provides after school care at my son's middle school. They have a nice mix of…read moreactivities, homework, and caring staff. I really like their ticket system ( pay as you go) which is wonderfully flexible and the office in Bedford is very responsive.

    Seems as though not much has changed since 2018. I was told the same thing by the school my child…read moreattended, "they have no jurisdiction". Went all the way to a meeting with the assistant superintendent so I hope something changes. Avoid after school program that is at the school. We had thought paying a higher price for after school care would mean better quality care, not the case at all. 2 years in a row the head counselors of the program told us their program is a "free for all". My child has ADHD, we work very closely with the school & all programs as a team to support everyone but also enforce accountability with our child where poor choices are made. My child thrives in school, minor behavior issues. Made to be the "bad kid" in this after school program. Created a behavior program that they did not keep up their end. Was supposed to redirect, was told several times by the head counselor, that it was "impossible". Didn't bring out any of the redirection items they told me they were getting. The head site director of the program was supposed to reach out to the school to figure out what was working for the school, learn about the 504 we had. Several weeks after signing the form, head site director tells me on the phone, "oh I thought the school was supposed to come to us." Many times, counselors will be 20 ft away sitting at tables rather than walking around the playground monitoring children. The final straw? Told me my child couldn't get the 1:1 attention they needed because they allowed all the children to play with a metal chain on the playground for several days. When I told Anna, the director, on the phone when they called me to kick my child out that maybe the adult counselors on the playground should have taken away the chain & held it with them because they knew it was going to be a problem for the kids Anna says, "that's a great idea!" Really? So, after my child puts it around their neck with another child, which by the way they said it "happened so fast", my child is not a ninja. Young children getting a chain around their necks doesn't happen in an instant, it means the adult counselors were not paying attention. Probably on their phones or paying attention to paperwork like we often see happening when we showed up for pick up. They left my child to try to get it off & the other child got upset (understandably), so again they probably noticed when the other child got upset. They blamed the chain being on the playground on the school. The school says they have no record of New Mornings making them aware of the chain being there, & New Mornings did nothing to mitigate the risk to the children. So, my child who was very upset that their friend got hurt; received consequences from parents for poor choices - was kicked out of their program. Our family, most importantly our child, held all the accountability & emotional trauma from New Morning's staff treatment last year. None of the adults involved in the situation received any consequences. It is clear they do not properly staff and/or train their staff. They had many kids with behavior issues but tell you they have the appropriate number of staff to child ratio per the NH law. 2 people to 23 kids with 2+ having behavior issues is not ok for the kids or the staff.

    Applewild School - Devens - New, modern facility overlooking a nature-based playground. Enriched Literacy, Science, and Math curriculum.

    Applewild School - Devens

    (4 reviews)

    I am beyond grateful for Applewild Deven. We just graduated our 3rd boy from Pre-K and are…read moreheartbroken to leave. To be able to wholeheartedly trust the folks at AW to care, educate and nurture my boys while I'm at work is such a gift. The teachers and directors are such loving, smart, helpful and fun people and it's felt like a little family the last few years. The friendships my boys have built here have been beautiful to watch. The teachers bring the kids outside in all weather and all the adventures and play become an opportunity to learn, build, grow and spark curiosity. I cannot say enough good things- we are beyond grateful for this wonderful place and amazing people!

    I WAS very very excited about this school- it seemed to have the perfect balance of structure and…read moreplay; outside and inside; natural materials for play; kind and calm teachers etc. BUT we were completely BLINDSIDED when they gave us a 2-week notice and kicked our little 5 year old boy out of school! Granted, we did have two virtual meetings to talk about his behavior- he was having potty talk, throwing toys sometimes and blowing raspberries/ making fart sounds with his friends (which the teachers said he was spitting on kids!!). When we met, I offered them suggestions about what works at home when he is giving us trouble but mid-sentence I was interrupted and persuaded time and time again that he needs an evaluation. I am sorry Applewild, five year old boys are just like that sometimes. I am very disappointed and heartbroken over their course of action. The director seems to be heartless. The teacher was so timid she didn't stick up for our son. The assistant teacher's main objective was making sure we got him evaluated. Which, we are right now...and he's doing great (he is above average!). They are not finding ANYTHING wrong. During his evaluation, the specialist told me that this is not the first time THIS YEAR that Applewild has kicked out children! Mid year- March! So now we are left scrambling for a new school, my son has anxiety about starting a new school, we have to get evaluations done just to prove Applewild wrong...so much stress! In conclusion, if you have a daughter, she will love this school. I would have loved it. If you have a child that needs firm rules and can get excited around other children, then Applewild will probably find your child to be "behavioral." I am deeply, deeply saddened by Applewild's approach. I have never in my life written a Yelp review- I am a very understanding person. This experience has rattled me to my core though. Something has to change with this school and they certainly should never try to persuade parents that something is wrong with their child. Shame on you, Applewild.

    Covered Bridge Montessori - childcare - Updated September 2026

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