if you're looking for school that will go above and beyond for your child's needs Mission Hill…read morecampus is the school and I promise you won't regret it

I attended the Neighborhood School for middle school back in 2000, and it was honestly a very…read morebrutal experience for me. Although the student body was a very fun, funky buncha kids, a few of the teachers there seemed to push some sort of semi-religious, cultish ideology onto the students. And if you were unlucky enough to be non-cult prone, well, they singled you out. There were numerous instances where I personally was punished for seemingly no reason. The teachers once segregated me from the rest of the school for a day because I tried to comfort my reading buddy when another student didn't share their snack with him. I know; it doesn't really make any sense, right? One of the male teachers there also had a very creepy relationship with a boy a grade below me. Not sure what that was about. Tip of the iceberg, folks. Now, many people who read this might blame the bends of time for warping these decade old memories, but I remain very close friends with some of the other students from back then, and although many of them had an easier time than I did, they still confirm a lot of my concerns with the school. My bottom line is this: if you have a child whom you've trained to keep their mouth shut and blend in with the crowd, this place will be great for them. The whole school is like a church; as a student, you're just meant to blend in with the congregation and listen to some bull from your pastors. A lot of students end up at Boston Latin School and better. However, if your child or you yourself are the funkier end of the stick, watch the hell out. This place is creepy. And the headmistress is even worse. To clarify, I'm probably the worst possible reviewer you could listen to about NS, due in large part to the fact that I was berated and mistreated by the faculty my entire time there.

We have found the teachers and director of Hollow Reed to be warm and wonderful and helpful. My…read more3.5-year-old son has gone here for a whole school year and he loves it. They make lots of art, read lots of stories, have music, Spanish and yoga classes, and spend a lot of time running around outside on their half-acre playground. The school encourages Hollow Reed families to get to know each other through 3-4 community events each school year, and it has been a lot of fun for me as well. When my son has had any discipline or other issues, the teachers let me know the next time they see me and we work together to come up with a good solution. I highly recommend this preschool.

We applied to this school end of September 2017 for the 2018 school year. Come May 2018, we have…read moreyet to hear whether or not our son / daughter would be accepted or are still on the wait list or ???... Essentially the school took our deposits , cashed them, and did not follow up on any communication. This is just bad practice!

Our son attended MHS K8 all the way from kindergarten through 8th grade. He greatly benefited from…read morethe teachers and staff at the school, not only in traditional topics but also in extra curricular activities such as music, debate, a workplace internship, the farm school, and participating in the student government and leadership opportunities. He had many wonderful teachers whom he remains in touch with after graduating. MHS prepared him well for high school and beyond.

My son have been a student for more then 5 years. It is improve every year. Wish they would…read moreinclude instead of exclude all holidays and traditions . Hard to call your school an inclusion school when they are so blind .

Most of the faculty are great. however there is one of the teachers who run the last age group who…read moredoesn't have the patience to handle small children. every little bad behavior a child does is reported to the parent, which is fine. i want to correct those behaviors. Trying to remove a child from the program entirely because the child behaves like a typical child is unacceptable. singling out one child in a room of children behaving in the same manner. a month after a minor incident, first one the child had in the two years with having multiple instructors, the child began to act up again. according to the instructor the child was repeating words and actions of the another children. that was disregarded and I was recommend that my child find a new daycare because this is not the right fit. without any meeting about resolving the issue or letting us know about what can happen if this continued. just right off the bat, get the kid out. no valid reason or nothing. 2yrs of no incidents but now my kid is a danger to every kid's safety because she is repeating the other children. it is unfair that a kid would singled out like this and told to leave. a 5yr old being forced out, how ridiculous. All this during the covid pandemic where daycare availability is hard to come by. the only conclusion is the teacher doesn't care for the child and wants to get rid of her. fantastic attitude instead of working with the parents on solutions.

We had a very negative experience with this daycare and took our children (3 and 4) elsewhere after…read moreone month. The teachers are quite inexperienced, and were not able to deal with routine issues with our children. If your child has any issues at all (including needing some activity during the day) I would be wary of this daycare.

I can't say enough about how much I love this school. I sent both my older daughter and son (who is…read morecurrently there). The staff is so caring. Their philosophy aligns with everything I believe in. When my daughter attended, she learned things at 3, that she didn't approach again for the first time until K2. I think the greatest compliment is that as a working parent I trust for the time my son is there 8am-5pm, he is engaged, learning and having fun in a loving, supported environment.

Amazing preschool and toddler programs! Both my daughters love everything about it: the dedicated…read moreteacher, the curriculum and the parents community!