My son was with ICS for 3 years, and while at ICS he has grown in so many amazing areas. Not just…read moreacademically but also socially. He would come home every day from school waiting to show his dad and I what he had learned. I remember how he became sad when the weekends would arrived; he would ask me why the school had to close on the weekend. Honestly, if ICS were open on the weekends he would be there. I am so thankful for the hard work and attention Ms. Khouri gives to all the children.They truly LOVE learning...They learned about Composers, famous Artists, Countries, they also learned 3 different languages, Spanish, French and Chinese, they had yoga class, taekwondo, and dance class while my son was attending, they also learned about the human body and how it works, so fantastic.. Thank you -ICS Parent

From the owner: As an early learning school for young children, we have helped hundreds of children build excellent…read moreskills in reading, spelling, math and science in addition to excellent handwriting. We teach children French , Spanish and newly added Chinese as our second languages, as well as introduce music and the study of many composers with our students. In class, our students "travel" to a different country as they learn about the world and its people. We take pride in our diverse classroom and teach our students to appreciate the beauty of other cultures. Our age group would be classified under Daycares, Nursery School, Public Pre-schools and Kindergartens however the benefits at our school have far exceeded parents' expectations...

The only place to go to school if you want to be a great skier or snowboarder. The classes are all…read moreone on one, and based from your home school. The only weird thing is that it is not a full time school, only for the winter months, so you go off your home schools material. The food is great, and the people are nice. The best coaching in the country for the most adanced skier.

My son has been at WCC since he was an infant (he is now 5 years old). The level of care is…read moreextraordinary, you can tell that the teachers genuinely care about the children. The facility is clean, safe, and inviting. I would recommend WCC to any family in the Valley looking for a safe, warm and nurturing environment. There will be tears shed when he "graduates" this Summer!

It looks as though I am the first Alumni to Yelp, old LSC. I left there in 1994, so I am sure…read morethings have changed considerably since. Of course when I was there the dorms, had no phone, cable, or internet (was there internet in the early 90's?). We had to find old fashioned fun like drinking games and who could gargle the longest with Listerine. I got a pretty good education. I got a BS in Human Services and Counseling. I got a lot of personal support from the professors, and guidance. The professors are a mixed bag of high caliber and some that have more to be desired. Small classes were abundant here and coming from small town VT I did not feel overwhelmed as the student body was not over 1200 students. Looking back sometimes I wished I went to a larger university in a urban center, but I did get a good solid liberal education from a straight forward no frills college in the beautiful hills of the northeast Kingdom of Vermont. So there.

I attended Lyndon and received a BS in Elementary Education. The course work and professors were…read moregreat. I was in the local public elementary schools as an aid when I was a sophomore. I had hands on experience that lasted me my life. The education I received from Lyndon has served me well. I was a classroom teacher for 20 years and now I am a middle school principal. Go Hornets!

A mediocre school in a spectacular location…read more Our child attended for first and second grade. We withdrew her after the school's anti-bullying policy was waived for a classmate who joined the class in her second year. This occurred despite repeated requests for action throughout the school year were met with assurances that the school was on top of the situation, while ignoring a very clear policy posted in the classroom that delineated consequences for specific behaviors. We learned the full extent of this one child's physical abuse of our daughter and others at a birthday party after the school year ended, too late, according to a co-owner, to get the re-enrollment fee refunded. When our child returned to public school we learned how The Renaissance School's lack of academic rigor negatively affected her progress in math and science, in particular, and set her behind her peers in spelling. That said, the school's environmental and social education was exceptional. The facility, in the magnificent Shelburne Farms' "Farm Barn" was very cool. We're somewhat glad to have spent a couple of years there, but disappointed that the lofty cultural standards proved to be a sham in the face of a young bully with strong parents. (Rather like having Draco Malfoy in your class.)

Love this school. My children are working way beyond grade level, are challenged academically by…read morelearning French and Spanish, and all the children treat each other with respect. So happy to have my children part of this wonderful community!

I went to this school for 6 1/2 years and I made so many friends and enemy's but the best part was…read morehow nice the teachers were and the lunch was so good I left this school 3 months ago and am finishing my 6th grade year at a different school but I miss my friends a lot the school offers basketball, pickleball, chorus,and much more I myself was in chorus for 2 years and you might find me in concerts or on the school page I made the school a better place even though we had a lot of good people in the school I was a main character in my class. Ariah baker signing off 6th grade love yall