My son has been going to this preschool since February 2015. He just loves it. The teachers are all…read morevery caring and supportive. He was four years old when he started, so preparation for kindergarten and socialization with other preschoolers was key. I have seen him gain so much self condidence and independence. He runs in his classroom each day eager to meet his friends. It is so cute to see. At the end of the day, he is never ready to leave. He's having so much fun. This is our last month at Shrewsbury Children's Center and I will miss the all teachers and staff. I feel my child has had a wonderful learning experience at this school and would highly recommend it for children of any age. He is ready and excited to be starting Kindergarten in the fall.

Newer facility. I saw the gym area, heart the basketball game happening, toured the robot fight…read morearea and spent 10 hours this weekend in the pool area. Large pool area. Plenty of deck space. Warm up pool as well. 10+ lanes. Good amount of spectator seating on one end of the pool. Not a bad place to watch a swim meet. Vending machines not restoked- drinks sold out and trail mix/pop tarts were the only things accessible. No antibacterial stations and lots of people. The bathroom was not attended to the whole time we were there and it got messy. We parked in the rear and it was very, very cold. The students working the front desk gave us an attitude about entering but eventually allowed us in since we had a stroller and the walk around involved an exterior staircase. Why the attitude? No need. Thanks, you goat!

We've had such a wonderful experience with The Learning Experience Natick. The care, attention, and…read morewarmth from the entire team have made such a difference for our family. A special thank you to our infant room teacher, Ms Vivian -- she truly goes the extra mile every day and it shows in how happy and comfortable our little one is. That said, all of the teachers have been amazing, supportive, and genuinely caring. We also really appreciate the leadership from Alicia, the director. She is consistently respectful, responsible, kind, and clearly dedicated to creating a positive environment for both the children and families. And a big shout-out to Chef Jean as well -- so friendly and clearly loved by the kids! We're so grateful to be part of this community and couldn't recommend them more!

The 1st grade teacher Rumana verbally and emotionally abused my daughter for the 30 days she…read moreattended. The principle Waqar refused investigation, called me to a meeting where both she and Rumana verbally assaulted me. During ramadan where the teachers were in charge of the childrens craft time. It was reported to me by older children my daughter was being physically abused. Left to pee her pants and sit in it while they refused her the bathroom as well as to call me for the entire duration of taraweh. Again the principle refused incestigation and defended the adults rather than protect the children.

It's a great school with a great curriculum that will advance your children ahead of public school,…read moreand they teach Islamic studies as well as Quran memorization, on top of extracurriculars that range from robotics to martial arts. As an alum, I can attest to how greatly this school solidified the foundation of my faith while also preparing me academically to succeed in high school and beyond. I just graduated college summa cum laude and it all goes back to my roots, alhamdulilah for the amazing teachers that I still have a strong bond with and may Allah reward them and the rest of the staff for all the endless work they do to give back to the community.

Extremely large campus and wide amount of courses that covers many topics most schools don't offer,…read morehas a total of 32 ap courses.

My step son attended here last year as a freshman. For him, it was one and done. This was based…read moremore on it not being a good fit then the quality of the education. I like the fact that the faculty was made available to both students and parents via email. I also like the fact that he could come in early or stay late for extra help. Then again, for the price of his education last year, there's no reason not to have this kind of access My only complaint is that for the high cost of tuition, text books should be included. Families should not have to go out and spend additional money for them.

Our son just complete a full year experience at Dynamy. I cannot say enough positive about the…read moreprogram. It was just the right balance of support for growth in independence with scaffolding. Marcus had a great internship experience and learned much about himself as a member of the community in the process.

Mixed review but in short, we would have our daughter (trans female , HFA/Asperger's) do it again…read more If your kid doesn't want to gap year out of the country or in the woods there are not many choices besides Dynamy. She only did spring semester. Positives: pre-camping experience was amazing/powerful/beautiful. It Would have been much more enjoyable in August (she did snow camping that really cold week in January.) We always felt like she was safe in her apartment and in the city of Worster. The logistics of moving in and living in an apartment were very easy. From a parents perspective is was well organized. She learned to navigate the city bus with confidence, she learned the consequences of not showing up and not calling (she got 'fired.'). The staff helped her find another internship which she loved (Jeremiah's Inn food pantry.) The Clark classes were easy college credits to earn. Negatives: My daughter said the weekly workshops were useless. They didn't do any group cooking. All the kids complained that $150 wasn't enough to buy food/toiletries and still have money to do activities in the weekend. (I said, cook more Dash less.) Too much alone time online in her room. The weekly activities were not very appealing. Overall a good safe program but not nearly as good as the sales pitch makes it out to be. I wish they charged a few hundred to $1,000 more and organized some fun group outings and had group dinner several nights per week. My kid was more likely to show up to the events with free food but it was usually just snacks or pizza. My kid would go bowling or to a concert if the group was going but she is never going to plan and pay for it on her own. Hence, she didn't do much in Worster except work, take the bus and go to the grocery store. We are 12 months post-Dynamy and she just finished her first year of college. She said Dynamy was harder than living in a dorm. Getting her own food and taking the bus was a lot.

Best school around! Amazing instructors, tons of hands on training, in a great location. Wouldn't…read morehave been able to pass my NASM exam without them. I gained tons of extra knowledge to better prepare me for the fitness field! I was able to get a job as soon as I graduated.