We had three children go through Mt. Airy. Each was extremely well educated, prepared for…read morekindergarten, and had an incredibly fun time at school. Each one has been able to make an easy transition to kindergarten and sincerely loved going to Mt. Airy. The teachers are patient, caring and nurturing.

As a parent and a teacher I cannot recommend this school highly enough. It is warm and nurturing…read morewhile providing structure that makes the kids feel confident in their environment. My daughter and son both got terrific starts at this school both academically and socially. We LOVED Mt. Airy!

I truly feel that enrolling my 3-month-old son in this daycare at New Rochelle was the right…read moredecision. When I first toured the facility, I had a great impression of the teachers and the environment, and the administrative staff was very responsive, which made me want to apply. However, after seeing some negative reviews on Yelp, I honestly hesitated and wondered if I should reconsider. But I decided to trust my initial instincts, and ever since he started attending, I've been able to see smiles on his face that I had never seen at home. It makes me so happy to see him playing with age-appropriate toys and showing expressions that make it clear the teachers are engaging with him warmly and attentively.

TLDR: The owner accused us without providing evidence of speaking of her school to other parents in…read more"derogatory manner," and then made the unilateral decision to remove our daughter from the school with only 1 business day to find alternative care for our child. In our opinion the owner and directors are not mature enough to run a business which watches children. This review is to re-enforce the other heartbreaking stories already posted here. This program is not one we can recommend to anyone. We were at the location on 130 Flandreau. We are first time parents and joined due to the good marketing/branding and the environment we saw on the tour. However, It seems that the pandemic has transformed this business. They have cut many of the programs they offer supposedly "due to covid" but in our opinion it is clearly it is to cut costs and see windfall profits. The owner Brianna is no longer involved with day to day management/operation of the NY location, although she still seems to enforces policies regarding staff communications or communicates covid rule compliance. We found it odd when we called her or emailed her and she never responded. In our opinion, we experienced some significant supervision issues with the number of staff (2) for the number of children. With a 6:1 ratio of kids/teacher the ratio is on the high end. By comparison other similarly priced daycares offer a 4:1 ratio. Our kid regularly complained about hitting/kicking etc from the other children, sometimes came home with bruises, etc. We understand that kids are kids, but, it was often an effort to get them to tell us what was going on, and more often than not the line from teachers or the director "that never happened." or "they are unaware of what caused this." These were the minor issues. When we attempted to raise the more serious issues with the staff/directory they were dismissive of our concerns. Early on we had to regularly remind them to send photos, or document what our child ate, or if she used the potty. It is as if we had to train the staff in what they told us they would do. This is all frustrating, especially considering the dramatically above average cost. Amazingly, things went south when we attended a birthday party (at someones house) were we met a few of the other parents for the first time. We were surprised at how many other parents were also frustrated with similar issues and it seemed (in our opinion) our concerns were not so out of the blue. We were asked by other parents about our next year plans, and shared we would attend a different Pre-K program next year to get a different experience. Apparently one of the parents shared this with the staff and within the week were asked to leave. We were informed via an email from Brianna the owner at 830PM on a Thursday. It simply said that the next day would be our daughters last. This was the first & only time we would ever have any form of communication with her as customers of her business. This was obviously (in our opinion) shocking and unexpected and when we replied asking to talk it out/get clarification/be offered a reasonable notice period (a week? a month?) We received, what was in our opinion, a long combative response, where were told we had a "nasty attitude" and that "There is nothing further to discuss." We feel this behavior is negligent in someone that you rely on for childcare. (What is if is impossible to arrange proper care for your child on such short notice?) We waited a long time to post this in order to gain some distance and perspective on the issue. We ended up putting our daughter into a nearby school, where it turns out the teachers/staff/director/owners are loving and caring. We know this because by comparison to Nurtury, we have met them all on multiple occasions. The community is free to speak openly on any issues, and does so. We engage with other parents regularly and the tone is far more positive. We haven't looked back (except to warn you wayward parents to stay away)! Addendum: Finally, it is to our surprise that as of the time of writing this review, we can no longer find a reference to this school Nutury Montessori @ 130 Flandreau Ave New Rochelle as a registered daycare on the OFCS website (https://ocfs.ny.gov/programs/childcare/looking/). We did find however a current enforcement action against there Larchmont location, which appears to have 11 violations in the last year, where of note, all violations were corrected except two, one of which is: 418-1.13(a)(1) Staff and volunteers must be mature, of good character and possess suitable personal qualifications. Not Corrected

I cannot say enough good things about Elizabeth Seton preschool for children with medical needs…read more This place has been a blessing for our family and our daughter with medical needs. We decided to enroll her at 3 years old last year once she aged out of early intervention. I lived in Westchester at the time and as soon as I walked in I knew I wanted her at Seton after touring other schools. The facility is beautiful and staff goes above and beyond. My daughter was lucky enough to be in Ms. Melissa's class (we adore her!) Not only do the children get classroom learning time through the entire day, they have nurses on site to administer my daughter's g-tube feed, she gets OT, Speech and PT as well. They have a beautiful outdoor space. My daughter has thrived and flourished beautifully in this program. I could not ask for more. We recently moved out of district to Nanuet, NY and with the help of the school and my daughter's medical team we were able to keep her another year at Seton. This place has been a blessing for us. It's extremely difficult to trust anyone will care for your medical needs child as well as yourself but I fully trust the staff at Seton. I was nervous and terrified initially to enroll her but it was the absolute best decision. My daughter is really happy :) lots of fun events throughout the year as well.

Mount saint Michaels is an amazing School where young students are transformed to be successful…read moreadults. The school is a college prep school that teachers students from grades 6-12 and with a 100% guarantee that students will get accepted to a college.

Didn't know Yelp was doing schools, but here we are…read more....... St. Augustine's is beyond words to describe - It's not just a school, it's a community. Overlooking the religious aspect (which is important), the teachers and administration actually care, and its shows. All the employees know ALL of the kids' names, as well as the parents too (security, lunch-staff, office admin, etc.). Teachers my kid hasn't had yet know his name.....The teachers actually want to be there, and 'craft' (mold) good children, and they go above and beyond around each and every turn. Also, the kids there have personality, heart, and compassion, for each other and the world around them. They care about each other in a way you would never (NEVER) see in the outside world. Its actual love exuding in how they interact, play, and talk. They are curious beings, with empathetic hearts, growing into this world, and protected by the school, while at the same time allowed to find themselves and evolve into good people/adults. The administration is also top-notch. From the front office, principal, vice-principal (Ms. Fessman!), Mr. Lou, and Father McSweeney and Father Figueroa . They all CARE, and know each and every one of these kids' names, personalities, and interest...............these people not only care, but they also LOVE these kids, and love their jobs (and it shows). As the saying goes, 'it takes a village to raise a kid', and St. Augustine's has that down pat. The tuition isn't that bad, and the product you see in your child shows each and every day. The biggest investment you will ever make is in your children, and placing your child here ensures a return on that investment. Thank you, St. Augustine's, for creating a child I will always love and cherish!!!

St Augustine's School STOLE my money. My daughters catholic school closed after the 2012-2013 year…read more We registered her in St Augustine's initially and decided we had found a BETTER school for our daughter. I cancelled her enrollment in June but the school won't give me back the first tuition payment. I'm paying for a month of school where my child isn't even attending and I was laughed at by MARYANNE DEMPSEY who was unhelpful and nasty. These Catholic schools are a joke. All they care about is the almighty dollar. That is why my daughters first school closed and here is another school just keeping money that doesn't belong to them. I'm very hurt by the schools response and wouldn't give that parish or school another dime! It's a shame. You can't trust them.

Despicable Burnt lays chip in the chip bag…read moreBag was half air half burnt chip!!! Should have gotten a 50% off discount even more maybe!!!! I hope I'm not the only one who is upset about this......... I hope this doesn't reflect the schools beliefs...

Omg the muffins at GHS are amazing chocolate chip and blueberry muffins are My fave and do forget…read moreto try the beacon egg and cheese or just egg and cheese so good the food there is better then any school I have ever been to and don't get my started on the drinks the sell Snapple in a can and naked smoothies but they are expensive a little tiny bottle of naked is 4.00 and a Snapple is about 5.00 that's to much money for a drink like come on but if you can before class go pick up some breakfast it's open until lunch but if you don't have the money go to one of the many vending machines the one in the student center is expensive so go to the one by the gym I know they make you walk for good deals but yah check out the food there if you can and if your a student

Great school. Get a trade in the field of your choice. Culinary Arts, Welding, Plumbing,…read moreInformation Technology and more. Find a path and take it. This large school campus is close to transportation. Go to the web site for much more detailed information. Great web site too! If you find yourself becoming a professional student taking college class after class you might want to consider a trade. Become a professional in a specialized technology. Highly recommend!

Haven't gone there yet, but the tour was really nice since the students were friendly and liked it,…read morethey have sponsors so they have a well maintained school, and courses are one year, completely free

I was very happy with my experience at Stepinac HS and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone…read moreconsidering local high schools. The academic, spiritual, social and extra-curricular opportunities allows individuals to fully develop and reach their potential, while preparing them for life after high school.