Not inclusive for special needs ... apparently teachers are hesitant to teach kids. The business…read moreowner said some teachers are saying away teaching my son - who has no behavioral issues or does good in general setting.

Wonderful center that is great both online and in person for additional math support. Our daughter…read morewas struggling. We tried kumon and that didn't work at all. Mathnasium flexed to our daughter's needs and now she no longer resists math/math homework! (And for us that's a big improvement!) thank Mathnasium!

Compared to Stratford High, the other high school in town, Bunnell was definitely better! I can…read moreonly speak for the time I attended, so as of the year 2001, Bunnell was prettier, and had a better student population than Stratford High, socioeconomically speaking. The school property was clean and well maintained. Most of the classrooms were large in size, and usually had a full-class. The laboratories and facilities were very good and well taken care of. The teachers, for the most part, were excellent. I don't have any complaints about any of them! PLUS, the "Bulldogs" (Bunnell) always kicked the "Red Devils" (Stratford H.) butt!

When I graduated from Bunnell it was a beautiful new building in the best 60s style. When I went…read morethere again in the early 90s for an evening ballroom dancing class, all the glass in the front entrance had been replaced with black plywood. And there had been a lot of glass. More black plywood was in the gym. A sign high on the gym wall announced that mooning the cheerleaders was prohibited, as was giving them the finger and cursing them. This was for the benefit of those who might have thought it was OK. When I went there again 10 years ago, the front entrance was sealed. The front office had been modified by adding a small door and stairs, and visitors entered there. After entering, visitors walked a narrow pathway with plexiglass walls, so they could be observed before gaining admittance. A police car was parked outside, right in front. I imagine police are on duty there full time these days. Driving through the parking lot, now trimmed in weeds, was no fun. It had been filled with speed bumps. Is it even possible to plow it in the winter? I had gone there to inquire about class records, to be used in planning a class reunion. They told me there were no records. Were they telling the truth, or were they just flipping me off? I don't know. I admit it sounded unlikely. Can I blame the school for reflecting the dismal societal changes that have taken place since I was a student there? I don't think so. It's just a building, after all. I must have grown up in a golden age. I had no idea what was in store.

I've never been here in person, but I would like to say, that this place provides the best Master's…read moredegrees program ever. I plan on doing an online Master's degree from this place as a better alternative from the other university I plan to attend online.

Came for a college tour. So much information to take in. Such a well kept clean area. Over 900…read moresecurity cameras on campus & police are well present as well. Over 100 majors for students to look into. Didn't know it was a private college until the informational session. Definitely on the top of my sons list of choices. Plenty of food options for students to choose from on & off campus. Was a little disappointed they don't have a track on their campus(the athletic director said they use Yale's track) as my son would be looking to come as a Track & Field athlete.

Bridgeport Hope School is a good academic school. I had 3 of my children all graduated from BHS,…read moreand I've seen remarkable growth in his/her academic performance and character education. The teachers are very attentive, fostering a nurturing and supportive environment where students can thrive. It's a small school, they have limits and a lack of resources like a lack of sports. However, the school truly prioritizes every child's well-being, both academically and emotionally. My kids didn't learn drugs or substances. Never experienced violence. Teachers watched them and intervened for the kinds of provocative situations. We got enough for what we paid for. Overall, it was a good decision for our kids.

My kids have been going here for a long time and really enjoy it. Kids loving piano lessons? Yes,…read moreit's true - but only because the school has a unique way of teaching called "simply music" that works way better than traditional teaching methods. Highly recommend this school for anyone interested in learning to play music.

Such a great pottery studio and community! It's a wonderful place to learn, create, and meet…read morepeople. Everyone is always so friendly, helpful, and encouraging. I especially love how flexible the membership is, you can come in and work around your own schedule, which is so convenient. They have all the tools, wheels, and equipment you need, and you really only have to purchase your clay, which is very reasonably priced. They also fire the kilns regularly, which is a huge plus. Just a really welcoming, relaxed place to create and enjoy pottery. So happy I found it!

I cannot recommend The Studio enough. There is such a wonderful culture, you feel welcome from the…read moremoment you walk in. Whether you're a total beginner or have years of experience with pottery, there's a real sense of community and encouragement here. It's become my go-to place to slow down, get my hands dirty, and just enjoy the craft. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a warm, inclusive space to explore pottery.

Neat place to visit, esp. the library built into historic Fort Schuyler. Has unique collection of…read morebooks. Also maritime exhibits. Outside can walk in front of "Empire State VII" giant new training ship. Great views of L.I.Sound, Kings Point. And you can also enroll there!

School is useless unless you're in the Regiment. Food is god awful. Homophobic and disrespectful…read moretowards most individuals on the school. They issued me the wrong uniforms and I paid for things I was never issued. The school wasn't so bad till SUNY took it over. And to top it off, Cpt. McManus willingly and knowingly took a broken shit out to sea. The ship then stranded students for 2 weeks.

The school is a real community of devoted musicians and students. The method is brilliant in…read moreincluding both family and students to generate a love of music. They have very gifted teachers.

They have a lot of good teachers (although they have trouble keeping them)…read more That being said, the school is way over-priced. The administration is a real pain to deal with (e.g., won't respond to calls and emails for weeks and weeks; no ability to talk to management on the phone). I highly recommend another school or working directly with individual teachers.