This school rocks. My kiddo has been there for 5 years and I am super sad to leave. The management…read moreteam is friendly and communicative. The staff is always friendly and helpful, my kiddo Dwight absolutely loves his teacher Mr. Bryan and he gives the hardest time having to go home from school because he wants to stay. I have no doubts that my child's mental and emotional needs are being met and I couldn't be in more awe that a school and its staff is able to pull off so much.

We could not be happier with not only the education, but also the love and care that our son…read morereceives at Chesterbrook. We've sent him there since he was an infant; his love for his school, his teachers, and his friends has grown over these past few years. I love reading and seeing what he did each day through the detailed summaries on the Links 2 Home app, and we discuss his activities on the way home. Additionally, the photos sent of my little guy really help me get through the day. Each staff member, whether my son's teacher or not, knows who he is. It's a wonderful community and we are so grateful that we found such a wonderful place for our son to go during the day. It's hard to leave him each day, but I am thrilled that he is so happy to be there. We couldn't recommend Chesterbrook Academy in Newtown Square more highly!

Just showing some support and I have to add more to this to make it a review soooo uh how's your…read moreday so far I'm doing good

I went here preschool-8th grade. I am now 20 years old and I have fond memories of the place the…read moreteachers are hardworking and care about the kids I firmly believe that. Now that being said, I would probably not send any future children here. Look I know Catholic schools are supposed to be strict but I felt like my creativity was stifled. I want my child to feel like they can question things and be different. And hey I was always getting in trouble and doing poorly there and yet I turned out fine. It also turns out I have a learning disability that wasn't noticed until my junior year in high school. I went to a catholic high school my freshmen year (horrible experience) and a public one my last three years. I think overall public school education is better because I think it's important for kids to learn about other religions, cultures, sex, etc. Anyway look if I heard that the place was closing down I would be devastated but it has the typical restrictions that any catholic school has.

During the school year KEEP is a program for pre-K and K located at Manoa Community Church. The…read moreclass size is small and diverse and the teachers all have long-term tenure and are dedicated education professionals. While it is a Christian-based program that is not the primary focus - the kids are exposed to many of the same methods as Haverford School District and KEEP follows their calendar. They are also very flexible with before and after-care which is a huge relief to working parents. The kids have a ton of time for imaginary play, outdoor play and they have a school garden. Once a month there are "family fun nights" and this is where parents have a chance to build relationships with other families. We treasure our daughter's time there and she returns for the summer day camp (up to age 10 or so). Also, they are a Keystone Stars facility - 3 stars. Highly recommend.

This is an excellent program. Our daughter, who has an October birthday and missed the cutoff for…read morepublic kindergarten went here from age 4-5. The teachers are great and they create a nice family atmosphere and the kids get plenty of personalized attention. I'd recommend it to anyone.

I absolutely love this school. They are so good with the kids. My twins LOVE all the teachers and…read moreare treated with so much affection. I could't ask for a better place to drop my babies off.

This school loves and cares for kids every day. The staff is well-trained and they are following…read moreall CDC guidelines to the letter. Both of my children attended here for 5 years each, and they were well-prepared for kindergarten by the time they left.