I'm quite certain no Yelpers reported this "location" closed. It seems very likely the incorrect…read morestatus is due to a regrettable combination of some rogue artificial stupidity algorithm along with a complete lack of oversight at Yelp who are determined to lead the disinformation age. Wolfpit Elementary School has been in continuous operation since November 5, 1964, and is still open. It completed its transformation into an Integrated Arts magnet school in 2022, and also serves as an election polling place for Norwalk Precinct 143B. I just voted there yesterday. Wolfpit Integrated Arts School https://wes.norwalkps.org Norwalk Precinct 143B https://www.norwalkct.org/3307/New-Precinct-143Bhttps://wes.norwalkps.org Why must I be surrounded by frickin' idiots!?

All 3 of my children went to All Saints and had an aboluty wonderful experience- they went to to…read morebe high honor students at Notre Dame, Lauralton Hall and Fairfield Prep. My oldest daughter is at Sacred Heart University now while the other is at American University. My son is a sophomore at Prep. We owe all of this to the caring and amazing teachers and administration. Thank you, ASCS! The Lesters

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Nice campus, they do great things here. Employees and students seem happy…read more The campus is walking distance from the shore and has a pond on the premises that are used for science projects over the summer.

This is an amazing, endearing, and fantastic school, with an incredibly serious focus on the…read moremission of maximising the realisation of potential of each and every single student so that he or she can make the finest contribution in life that he or she can.

To put it simply: this is a truly special place. My 3 year old twins started in the infant class,…read morethen went to Toddler, and began Primary (pre-school) in September 2019. Honestly, as a new mom, I had no idea what kind of expectation I could or should have for early education. The Montessori School shocked me with what I could expect of an "out-of-home" environment - it truly raises the bar. The investment every teacher puts into each child is amazing, the setting is so peaceful, and my kids are thrilled to go to school and do their "work" every day. The teachers are also highly educated (degrees in education and special certification in Montessori). There are 2 Toddler classes with about 10-13 students and 3 primary classes with about 15-25 students. There are also Lower and Upper Elementary levels which go through 6th grade. Each class has a Head Instructor and an Assistant. I saw a review critiquing diversity which was confusing to me because there is a high degree of diversity in both the staff and student body. I'd encourage every parent to visit and observe a classroom - it's incredible to see such young children being so independent, and the teachers and environment are purpose-built to encourage self-sufficiency and to engage young minds.

Getting a child into a Montessori program requires enormous trust, and it is much easier when your…read morekid is a toddler or a preschooler. By the time elementary school rolls around, people start to have doubts. No grades? No tests? 3-year cycle? Kids get to choose what to work on? How do I know if my child is doing better here than in other schools? We came from another Montessori program into 2nd year of Lower Elementary at TMS. What unfolded in front of us over the years was nothing short of amazing: strong supportive parent community, classrooms that inspire creativity, experienced dedicated teachers; rich, often above grade level curriculum; projects/events that made us wish we went to Montessori school ourselves. Digging deeper, we found that behind warm, nurturing and seemingly fluid classroom experience there is a rigorous system that ensures each student excels. When someone who left the school half way through the cycle tells you that the program didn't deliver, take it with a grain of salt - they didn't want to wait for the pieces of the puzzle to come together. Those who saw it happen become its staunch supporters. A note on diversity: international teaching staff and families across the world (you may hear as many as four different languages spoken in the parent room at the same time) make this school special. No diversity stats will show you that.

Kudos to the school and town for approving a community garden! It's wonderful to see it starting…read moreto take hold with expansion required to keep up with the demand for plots. May the efforts produce bounty.

I am a fifth grade student at Long Lots Elemantary and I am proud to be one. We are the only school…read morein Westport with a steel drum band, and we do lots of helping things and projects. We have this program called the Lions Heart Program where we give gifts to kids who wont get gifts for Christmas. We are a bunch of very helpful kids and you will love it here!

This is a magical school, cannot imagine a better place for my son who is an 8 grader in his 3rd…read moreyear at ECDS. We tried 2 Catholic schools before this one and both were very bad experiences. My son learned to love the school here, his grades are great due to the amazing education system almost tailored to each child. He has gained self confidence, feels safe and secure. He looks forward to go to school everyday which I thought would never happen when he was at catholic school. Stuff are excellent beyond words. Each one of them. I highly recommend this school to everyone.

I can't say enough about ECDS and the teachers. My 4th grader and 7th grader fit right in from week…read moreone thanks to the extraordinary teachers and staff. From the home room teachers to the specialty teachers, administrator and nurse, my girls finally found Their school. They excelled at academics and socialization during pandemic/post pandemic times. Their customized academic schedule was perfect. My 7th grader was graciously challenged by her science teacher and now she is taking high school science and testing and expect that to continue into the next year. My 4th grader loved dancing and singing but had to stop as she was not fond of the zoom format. At ECDS she found drama and has been so happy to be in the two plays for the year. These are just few highlights of the positive impact ECDS has had on our family and very grateful to have found the school. we will highly recommend.