My son is graduating St. Johns Prep this spring (2017), he has been at this school for the past…read morefour years. Quite honestly I don't typically take time to write yelp reviews, however I have such admiration and respect for this high school I feel compelled to publicly share our experience. Words I use to describe St. Johns "they know boys" and work on the entire being to create respectful, confident young men. They promote an inclusive environment and from what I have witnessed, everyone can find their niche at this high school. Whether your son is an athlete, a musician, comedian, artist or is a wiz at a rubrics cube there is a place for him at this school. My son has friends on the baseball team, the math team and in his Chinese ambassadors club. Every one of them different in their own way, yet equally good of a friend. The head master, Ed Hardiman is a well spoken, caring and dedicated educator and St Johns is extremely fortunate to have such a talented man leading their school. The professors are typically men and woman who have both teaching degrees and real life corporate knowledge. They also have Xavarian brothers who have dedicated their lives to missionary work and share amazing life experiences with our children. They teach the boys to be humble, appreciate their good fortune and to give back and serve others less fortunate. My sons closest friends will be attending fabulous colleges that include Holy Cross, Tuffs, Carnegie Melon, Amherst and he will be attending MIT. They are all leaving St. Johns confident young men prepared to take on the academic vigor of these colleges. I hope you have found this review helpful. I remember four years ago looking for a private high school and how stressful of an experience it was for us. If I only knew then what I know today, I would have no hesitation what so ever. Sending our son to St. Johns has been the best decision we have made. Christine Bussone Danvers MA

This is an Amazing school where teachers support and guide their students to their utmost…read morepotential. We are so proud to be a member of the St. John's Prep Community!

Hey ladies and gentlemen I am todays host Ryan Puglia. I am on the way to triton high school and I…read morecouldn't help but notice it was rated 1 star on yelp! I know crazy and I noticed there were no reviews on nrhs so I thought.. why not make the best school in the world rated 5 stars!

My daughter is on her 5th year here, where she has been academically challenged, emotionally…read moresupported, and well cared! She loves her teachers, the attention each student receives, the extracurriculars and the campus itself. Their financial aid package is generous for a working-class family looking for a quality education in the area.

The ONLY reason we kept our child is here is because she would miss all her friends. This school is…read moreawful. Several teachers have been fired during the school year due to terrible teaching naturally putting our child, & the others in the class behind. My wife & I basically taught our child this course (Thanks to Khan Academy). The hiring staff MUST rethink their hiring practices. Ever hear of background checks? A female instructor who I will not name has accused the ENTIRE class of cheating, yet this person utilizes chat-gpt for assigning lessons, & correcting tests. Has also made some hurtful remarks. If I was a student in this class, there would be a meeting with the principal, myself, & this teacher IMMEDIATELY! All students need to have mandatory physical education. Who made this ridiculous decision not have it for grades 9-12? Tuition is up to 20k per year, & you have us pay for a year book?

My son, Brendan went to Landmark for 5 years. He learned how to manage his Language Learning…read moreDisability with the help of skilled staff. If it weren't for Landmark School, he would have fallen through the cracks and not reached his full potential!

I went to Landmark half my middle school through high school. I was born with severe dyslexia. And…read moreI had great tutorial teachers that help, I believe that the one-to-one help me more with my dyslexia. The problem was I didn't do well in regular classes because they would be mixed with people with ADD and different levels of dyslexia. Yes the classrooms were small but with people with severe dyslexia it wasn't small enough. Most kids who get medicated for their ADD then can focus and read. That's not the same with me. The other problem was teachers. They would stay for a certain time. Get their certification in dyslexia and get room and board. They'd leave and get better money. The teachers were also in charge of the afterschool activities. Half of my years in middle school was At a different school And the science teacher there is so motivating, hands on and taught new ways to think about science. I thought I was going to be a scientist. Because of the change of the teachers at Landmark I had a horrible science teacher and just like that I was turned off science. They had people from all over the the world. so because of that they have room and board. I also think they take people who had a lot of money, And not always with a reading problem. When I went there they had kid who are princes from Eastern European, movie star children, and Family so rich that the kids could have their own mansion. That's why Most those buildings are named after their families. I would take a bus to school but I was felt like I was separated from the people who boarded. I could never do The afterschool activities because I had to catch the bus. I was left out. The teachers who would stay we're always good teachers but I left feeling like they should've done a little bit more. When I graduate from high school I wish they inform me how college would've been. How I could use certain techniques to use in college or in a job. I did graduate from college but I still can't read through full book without getting lost or feeling like I forgot what I read. Thank God for technology. I'm using the microphone on my phone to talk into it to type this and the speaker to read back to me so I can correct the words. With a group of my peers in middle school we started a movie called Enni's Gift talking about dyslexia.

Long lasting friendships, beautiful campus, wonderful town, competitive environment. All schools…read morewith their faculty, staff, administrators and students, have their pluses and minuses for a myriad of reasons. This old school has more pluses than most.

Very big Campus and my daughter came here for their summer school. She's very excited and the…read moreregistration process was well organized.

I've now taken 5 personal interest cooking classes through the Northern Essex Community College…read morePersonal Interest program and can't recommend them enough. These classes are generally three hour hands on workshops held in the college's downtown Haverhill culinary school kitchens. Faculty have been friendly, knowledgable and helpful, and the food always delicious. Each instructor has the flexibility to teach their own way so it's always a new experience. Most recently I did a Thai Street food class in which our instructor, Ploy, walked us through making a rainbow salad (with carrots, apples and a variety seasonings), Thai corn fritters, red curry with chicken (served with white rice), and a fun color changing butterfly pea limeade. Our instructor was super professional and balanced learning and the practicalities or working with non-professionals just right. Other classes I've enjoyed include Empanadas, Vietnamese street food, Indian appetizers, and chinese buns. The variety offered is amazing, and you can pick either weeknights or Saturday 10am-1pm.

I went to Northern Essex community college to become a nurse, an RN .I was a single parent at the…read moretime and the instructors were rude they were condescending. I felt like I got no real support from them they they didn't give me a chance to learn a lot of the basics that an RN should know by graduation. There was one Carol Nash, person, one of the instructors who was extremely unfair to me. She even admitted that she just didn't like me as a person so she decided not to give me a chance when there was an opportunity to learn; she would never let me partake in the interesting observations or learning experiences and that went on throughout the entire time. The instructors were poor quality not very fair markers, they would have their favorites. If I wasn't highly motivated to get my RN I would have never made it. And to top it off at the very end of the last semester when I was just about to graduate one of the instructors decided me and this one other student did not have good isolation technique The entire time we were in school they never said anything about that but then the last week of school they threatened not graduate me and this one other student because the instructor didn't like my technique. So in order for us to pass we both had to pay a special tutor $100 and at the time that was a lot of money in '86 $100 a piece .Yet the tutor said that both of our sterile technique was good. They tried everything just to trip me up and few other people. I wasn't the only one who was treated poorly in that school.

Outstanding! Multiple generations have gone here and they all loved it. Warm, kind, loving and…read morethoughtful staff. Kids come out happy, and even happier to return. The kids are always safe, engaged in multiple activities and play time. The "older" kids get the added benefits of learning letters, colors, numbers and songs. The most special loving place to send your kids. A true extension of your own home

My daughter has been goin to Little Star for a year now. This is one of the best daycares she has…read morebeen to. They have a great schedule for the children and do not shuffle them around into every classroom like I've seen other centers do. Pre-Pandemic, my daughter would get dropped off at 7am, always the first child there. I would see and smell how clean it was. I even smelled bleach so that informed me that my child was in a safe and clean place. It is now 6 months Into the pandemic and she just is just now returning to school. I feel comfortable because I KNOW what kind of setting I'm sending my child so I have no worries. The director is great and patient and has taught me a lot. I'm a first time mom so I get nervous(it's normal to have these feelings) but I feel very reassuring about this daycare.