I tried posting something earlier but did not work here is what I have to say…read more this school though I do not want to speak ill of this place, but it lacks education structure and clean environment in both mental and physical ways. The kids talk daily about harming themselves or others. The education is so bad I think you lose more information than you gain. They try to be a good school. I understand, never the less this school is only for certain people and for kids who truly need emotional support.

If you're investing in private school purely as a vehicle to get your kid into Harvard, then…read moreCrefeld is not the right place for you. Not that Crefeld graduates don't go onto excellent schools; on the contrary, Crefeld's students are extremely bright. What Crefeld does best is to educate its students in a safe and warm environment to become socially-conscious self-advocates ready to take on the challenge of college. They give their kids roots and then gives them wings. As a parent of a 10th grader finishing up his fourth year at Crefeld, I have never doubted for a moment that the staff at Crefeld has my son's best interests at heart. They hold him accountable for his actions and celebrate his successes. They educate him while providing him with all the academic and emotional support that he needs to succeed. No school is right for every student, but for the right kid, Crefeld is a gem.

Teachers are great, school facility is great. My daughter has been a model student of the Goddard…read moreSchool for over 3 years now. Although, what is wrong with this school is the Owners and Management; their lack of communication skills are limited to children only, when it comes to speaking with Adult Parents - they belittle parents like they are are the children, and when confronted with how discontent I was becoming while getting yelled at by the owner Kate over the phone - she threaten me with calling the Police, and to use Video & Audio recording against me....when I did and said nothing wrong. After accepting her threat to call the police, she receded her words.....proceeded to contact to the police herself first, and told them that I am no longer allowed on the property anymore to pick up or drop off my daughter. I will not say this school isn't great, because it really is. but the Front Office does not handle things appropriately. They should remain unbiased and neutral, but they do not.

We are truly thrilled to have our daughter (and soon our second child) enrolled at Goddard…read moreMontgomeryville. The staff is amazing and our daughter is thriving.

My son has attended the Goddard school for the last three years and he has absolutely loved it! A…read morespecial needs child can have its challenges, however all of the teachers and staff have been so accommodating ,kind, supportive, and patient with him. We are forever grateful for our time there and we will continue to recommend this daycare to all of our family and friends!

Always liked- now LOVE- Goddard Horsham! My daughter has…read moreattended Goddard for several months since I went back to work. The infant room program is excellent; the teachers are attentive and caring. Recently I received a call from Miss Megan (one of the owners) after I had picked up my daughter for the day. Megan called to let me know that the classroom teacher realized they had forgotten to send home two unused bottles of breastmilk. Normally, they would keep them for use the following day- but it happened to be a Friday. Immediately my heart sank, because Goddard observes strict time limits on storage of breastmilk/formula, and I knew that the bottles of liquid gold would not be able to be saved for Monday. I could have driven back to the school to pick them up, but instead Megan offered to drop them off to my house on her way home that night. Talk about service! The teacher didn't have to alert someone to the oversight. Megan didn't have to go out of her way on a Friday night to drop off my baby's bottles. But they did it anyway! Saving the world- one bottle of breastmilk at a time LOVE Goddard Horsham!

What a beautiful setting. This would be a dream to send my future grandchildren here. Hope for…read morescholarships I have never seen a more clean beautiful and well organized middle school

This is a great establishment creating Greta young men and women. It challenges but also nurtures…read morethem into growing to their full potential. Whether it is through athletics or academics it not only allows but helps them succeed:

What can I say? I'm old. I went here from 2nd - 6th grade…read morewhen my family moved to D-town in the (gasp) late '70's. We had some highs & lows here - but I got a good, solid education and went on to Lenape Jr. High (now middle school) and the good 'ole CB West (yelp to some later.) Currently, I did a school comparison of local schools, and while Doyle (and all Central Bucks schools) has slipped a bit in recent years, test scores are still decent and it's still a nice, safe environment in which to raise kids. I sure wish I could send my l'il one here.

My daughter attended school here and was in the Penn Program for gifted kids which was great. She…read morehad some awesome teachers like Mr. Marshall. Not a fan of the principal at all. Test scores are inflated because any child with special needs is sent to another school in the district.

I honestly cannot believe what our experience has been like with Newtown Friends School. It was…read morerecommended to us by an acquaintance whose children attend there and love it. Small classes, progressive values such as inclusivity and diversity, values that so much seemed to reflect our own. It just so happens that our fourth grader was the victim of a crime over the summer before attending this new school. His behavior was affected by this event and, initially, NFS staff, using their language of partnership and collaboration, provided support that had an immediate positive impact. As they expressed a willingness to collaborate with us so did they decide NOT to actually collaborate. The simple recommendation was to keep the support in place and unchanged for a number of months. For whatever their reason, they chose not to do so. This immediately set our child up for failure as they made changes to the support that was working perfectly. Despite our efforts to collaborate, they simply changed it with no regard to what would work for our son. As a result, he was basically set up for failure. Our bright and motivated 9-year-old boy was never in so much trouble as he was at NFS. He was clearly under their critical microscope and their lack of understanding, empathy and unwillingness to work with him was both shocking and obvious. We decided that this school was definitely not a match for him or for our family. The values that they tout are good on paper but our experience is that none of them were genuine and there was no caring about our child, family or experience. "Teaching the whole child", and all of their "partnership", was chewed up and spit out along with us. But they made a point of keeping our.overpayment. Please know that NFS collects tuition fully in advance of the school year being complete. So if you invest in this place for your child's education and well-being, be prepared to lose your money if your child is deemed not good enough by those on high in administration. A sad reflection of Quaker values equating to a complete and total lack of empathy, enormous hypocrisy and obvious greed.

There seem to be two entries for Newtown Friends School, the only difference being the full…read moreaddress. Be sure to check both locations until Yelp combines these two.

This school has it's pros and cons. The pro is the small…read moreclass sizes. Less than 50 students per grade, so it is possible to know all of your classmates. This is also a con because it makes "cliques" more apparent. Pros: Parent-teacher relationships are strong. Attached to the church so there is no walking outside during inclement weather. Nuns still teach and run the school, this is less common in some other Catholic schools. Convenient for local children. Has after school program. CORA is available to tutor children who are having trouble, this happens during school hours. Cons: Costly, there are even charges if your child stays for lunch (which last I remember is held in the classrooms since there is no proper cafeteria.) Lack of after school activities, and those that do exist are expensive. Extracurricular classes are poor, in particular gym, which is held in the chilly basement of the church. Small class sizes mean advanced students are held back. To keep them busy they are asked to help less advanced students. Most of the student body lives in the area and graduates to Archbishop Ryan. Religion is held in high regard, and is very prevalent in the classroom. By attending this school, CCD is not mandatory as you study for and receive the sacraments through their church.

Hey I went to CTK in the mid 1960's to early 70's. The average size class was about 4o students per…read moreroom. There was no gym. For lunch you either ate in the classroom or walked home for lunch. Maybe you went over to Academy Plaza But you know what ! I received a good catholic school education, and I would not change that for anything.

Qualities they have are top of the line. They have…read moreexcellent staff and are willing to help at a moments notice.

We were referred to Play & Learn Lansdale by my friend who also has her son in the infant room. She…read moretoured 4 daycares, and chose this location so to me it was a no brainer to trust our son there too. It has been very beneficial for our son (started at 3 months, now 6 months) at this daycare. Jackie was wonderful during our tour and patiently answered all of my questions. Not only do I enjoy the staff, I love getting updates on how he is doing and the daily detailed report after pickup. We know he is not only in a safe space, but learning how to be socialized and new activities to help him learn. One thing that really stuck out, is their flexible calendar schedule. Not many centers offer this option, and it is what we need for our family. We are very happy to be a member of the Play & Learn Lansdale Family and excited to have our son there.