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.

Great school, academics amazing, Mr. Edgar is such a great guy. Definitely recommend this school.read more

Both our girls have attended the Learning Tree for the last year. We have been very happy with the…read morecurriculum , the teachers and all staff, its extremely clean and welcoming to the kids. While there are very limited options for childcare in the area, its really nice to have a place to send our girls -that we ACTUALLY want to. I highly suggest for your kiddos.

Disorganzied, Small, & Has a strong odor.... Very…read moreunprofessional and I don't think i would ever recommend it. It's something temporary if that and even then you never know who is really around your child..

Our daughter has been going for the past 3 years. The classes are small and one on ine. She has…read morelearned so much whether it be her writing her letters, numbers, writing her name, learning about the environment and holidays, sharing or participating as a group. This place is extremely reasonable as far as cost goes. The teachers/staff are fantastic!

This is a school where children love to learn for the love of learning, not because they have to…read moreknow something for a test. The students learn that grace and courtesy are just as important as their math facts. The students are inquisitive and respectful. The faculty are dedicated, supportive and enthusiastic. My children have been attending Cornerstone since they were 3 years old. They are now 9 and 11. Their knowledge of the world and their academics are very strong. I am always impressed by their level of maturity and respect for others and their environment. Cornerstone has shaped them to be strong, positive children.

At first we were so happy to have our son attend Cornerstone as a full time student in their…read moreToddler-house program with 10 other students. (It was his first school ever- He is only 2 yrs old.) Then suddenly in January their teachers informed us that they would not be able to keep him as a full time student the following year. We have two children and my husband and I are both professionals with strict schedules. It was a shock to suddenly be told that our child could only be a student from 8:30 to 11:30am. When we asked them why, they said he would not take naps. Strange, both our children nap regularly EVERYDAY. I was able to talk to the some of the other parents who have children in the same class as my son. A few of them mentioned that their kids also do not nap, but their children WERE attending full time next year. It turns out these families have have other siblings attending Cornerstone. That made us feel that the school was exhibiting some bias against our child. We had heard very little communication from the school during his first 6 months, just mostly generic daily comms, but suddenly we began getting communications 2-3x per week detailing complaints such as our son stepping on bugs, playing with sticks too much or even chewing his food with his mouth open, really?! He was only 2! This continued for weeks which made us feel bullied. This school makes up a lot of stories to cover up their own lies that they tell to parents. The toddler teachers and the Head of school, Lee-Ann are very judgmental. Once the She finds out that you are asking questions about the teachers, some of which are not certified, or questioning their "curriculum", She will make sure that you and your child will have a terrible year filled with multiple early dismissals which cause you to scramble for babysitting coverage or take personal time. Since we been there, the Toddler House class size has dropped by over a third. Do your research, this school has had a lot of issues with the Board of Education and has had multiple lawsuits filed against them, all in the public record. The upper school has a good reputation but their Toddler House leaves a lot to be desired. The reason for my review is to help parents really ask the RIGHT questions before going into this school. Good luck to anyone who is considering entering their child into the Toddler-House.

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!

Both of my children attended 603 Driving School, and I feel they were adequately trained for both…read morethe written exam and driving exam. Both children passed the written exam and driving exam on their first attempts. I find the instructors go above and beyond to help accommodate students' schedules and special needs. They have amazing flexibility in their scheduling to accommodate the vast needs of the students attending the school. Their communication with me was great when I had questions. The instructors are also very relatable for the students, and the feedback from my children was overwhelmingly positive. Would highly recommend!

My son recently completed driver's education at 603 Driving School. I have no idea what my $900…read moreplus dollars went to but it wasn't proper driving instruction. The girls who do the driving hours are all young, they may be the owner's daughters, and they did highway driving, parking and parallel parking once. The majority of drives were on roads that weren't very busy and he was only exposed to navigating difficult situations with me. As any parent knows, the dynamic is much different with a driving instructor than a parent. He was not adequately prepared for the state written exam, they did a Kahoot on their phones to study vs using the book that the state tests from. I have heard of unprofessional behavior from the instructors from other parents, luckily we didn't have that experience. I would encourage parents to seek a different driving school if they want their child adequately prepared for the road.

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.