Excellent teacher and chef. He took the time to explain the preparation and review the recipe…read morebefore we began to work. Available at all times during the preparation. I learned a lot

My daughter organized a cooking class with Chef Ron, for my birthday. We selected a wonderful menu…read morewhich we then were taught how to make. Chef Boucher is very relaxed and knowledgeable, and easy to work with. We could do as much or as little hands on as we wanted. After everything was made, we were seated in a lovely dining room and served our beautifully plated creations. So much fun and a great experience activity with my adult children. I would do it again. And no dishes to do either.

A loving and nurturing school with an alternative educational philosophy that works. My kids are…read morethriving here in ways I never would have imagined, and the only difficult part is staying ahead of their curiosity, stamina, and love for nature!!

We have three kids attending Seacoast Waldorf School - from preschool through third grade. Our…read moreexperience has been very positive. The teachers are very caring, knowledgable, accessible and involved. Here are some of the things we like about Seacoast Waldorf School: 1) the emphasis on creativity and a lifelong love of learning (my kids LOVE going to school!) 2) the fact that kids learn two languages (Spanish and German) starting in 1st grade 3) the emphasis on integrating arts into learning (for example, knitting helps with math, prepares kids for reading and improves concentration - who knew!) 4) music (violin and recorder in the grades; songs and movement, too) 5) outdoor/farming/nature emphasis (great for my two very active boys!) 6) an academic program that is deep, rich, and experiential. 7) being surrounded by like-minded families that want to give their children a real 'childhood', are engaged and involved and value all of the above. Our kids are thriving here.

We came to see UNH 2 years ago. It was "Love at first sight". My daughter's second year here, she…read moreis studying environmental sciences and has some amazing classes. Love to walk around the campus. Every building is unique and rich with history and charm. People are friendly all around. Absolute best food variety I have seen! We have visited many colleges and UNH has better food choices then Home.

We have had only great things to say about KinderCare since our daughter started here. We were at a…read moredifferent care center previously and our daughter used to cry at every single drop off. From the first day here she would say hi to everyone and barely care that we were leaving. She just waves and runs in to her room! The communication here is amazing. They use an app to send you updates through the day including pictures and what the kids did that day. They provide healthy snacks. There's always a few fun activities every month for the kids. The teachers are great. The outdoor space is amazing. They are one of the few care facilities that could give a SOLID start date- not just a "when there's a spot open." If I had to come up with any things to improve on- the inside of the building could use sprucing up- some areas are pretty worn- but still clean and taken care of. I'd also love for them to provide the option of school lunches. Take a tour, see how much the kids are enjoying it there.

This is a very clean and well organized childcare center. It was both my daughters first time…read moreenrolled fulltime in a childcare setting. The teachers were loving and considerate to my children's personal needs and communicated with me every step of the way. The app is awesome and keeps me updated throughout the day! Thank you KinderCare staff. Jen and Courtney are great leaders.

Best decision I ever made for my child was walking through the doors of The New School. It changed…read moreboth of our lives. My child graduated school with confidence, a ton of knowledge, and lifelong friends. They have a bright future ahead and I'm so thankful!

I can't say enough good things about The New School. It is different yes- that is what makes it so…read moregreat. My daughter is in her second year and she actually looks forward to getting up and going to school. The teachers are the heart of the school, they genuinely love the students above everything else. They put together creative curriculum that allows the kids to go to the beach for marine biology class, participate in local town meetings for climate change class, to get out into the world and learn first-hand! The students have a voice in choosing what they want to learn about. It's like a college where students are given credits and they demonstrate learning by demonstrating project work and reflecting on themselves - rather than just memorizing information/ taking tests. We are so lucky we found such an amazing learning environment for our daughter, which will encourage her to use her voice, practice critical thinking and love the community around her. Could not ask for more!

Some private schools don't really seem that different from public schools. This private school…read morelooks exactly like a college campus. Exeter is also a great city, great location to go to school. Nicer than where I went to school, that's for sure

Hmmm. It's academically the best high school in the United Stares, perhaps in the world. But it's…read morehad a few problems recently. The administration seems to be trying to preserve the reputation of the school instead of just doing the next right thing. It's also not necessarily a good place for every smart kid. It's designed to support the superstar kids, and that's not a bad thing. It's easily the smartest and most talented collection of people I've ever been around. Amazing people who've started schools, won Tonys, written academic masterpieces, and that just a couple people in my own class. If you think you're one of those superstars, this could be the place for you. But it's easy to fall through the cracks when you're not in the top 10% of the class. You need to be able to make your own schedule and have a sense of who you are. This is not for immature kids! Bottom line: expensive school, worth every penny if you're self-motivated and ambitious. Plenty of financial aid to deserving kids who could not otherwise afford it. Or you can be the scion of a family that can afford its own jet. These are the best ways to get through. The rest of us do well, and we have really cool friends 30 years later.