Ms. Cohen is amazing! The Homeschool classroom is such a fun, enriching, and rewarding place for my…read moredaughter. She has made friends, is learning valuable lessons, and enjoying every moment. Highly recommend to everyone!

Our family loves the homeschool classroom. We knew we wanted to homeschool but we wanted our kids…read moreto have a social experience as well. This is how school should be. The one room schoolhouse method works by providing all the kids with multi age support and friendship and the results are friendly, kind kids of all ages. Kids work at their own pace and thereby really learn their stuff. We would be really struggling without this amazing resource. Thankyou Ms. Cohen and all your helpers

Saint Agnes Academic School gave me skills for life. I wish I could have loved it more, but I was…read morevery sick the whole time I was there. I found it to be a progressive school, a leader. However, as an adult looking back, I wish I had taken art classes and home economics classes, not only math, science, language classes, etc. I go back for reunions and homecoming.

Saint Agnes is made great by the students and a few(2-3) amazing teachers. The faculty really…read moreshould listen to the students wants and concerns more, to make it a more friendly environment for everyone. The recent changes have put the school more on the map, so to say, but there is always room for improvement. My own experience there is that, while I am glad my mother chose that school, I feel my full potential was not reached as the school picks who they want to prosper as soon as freshman year and offers them first pick of great opportunities and tosses the remaining to the rest of the students when rejected by the chosen few. Overall the education is good, the school partners with St. John's to offer college credits that can be useful in the future. It is the social environment of the school that could use improvement.

Didn't know Yelp was doing schools, but here we are…read more....... St. Augustine's is beyond words to describe - It's not just a school, it's a community. Overlooking the religious aspect (which is important), the teachers and administration actually care, and its shows. All the employees know ALL of the kids' names, as well as the parents too (security, lunch-staff, office admin, etc.). Teachers my kid hasn't had yet know his name.....The teachers actually want to be there, and 'craft' (mold) good children, and they go above and beyond around each and every turn. Also, the kids there have personality, heart, and compassion, for each other and the world around them. They care about each other in a way you would never (NEVER) see in the outside world. Its actual love exuding in how they interact, play, and talk. They are curious beings, with empathetic hearts, growing into this world, and protected by the school, while at the same time allowed to find themselves and evolve into good people/adults. The administration is also top-notch. From the front office, principal, vice-principal (Ms. Fessman!), Mr. Lou, and Father McSweeney and Father Figueroa . They all CARE, and know each and every one of these kids' names, personalities, and interest...............these people not only care, but they also LOVE these kids, and love their jobs (and it shows). As the saying goes, 'it takes a village to raise a kid', and St. Augustine's has that down pat. The tuition isn't that bad, and the product you see in your child shows each and every day. The biggest investment you will ever make is in your children, and placing your child here ensures a return on that investment. Thank you, St. Augustine's, for creating a child I will always love and cherish!!!

St Augustine's School STOLE my money. My daughters catholic school closed after the 2012-2013 year…read more We registered her in St Augustine's initially and decided we had found a BETTER school for our daughter. I cancelled her enrollment in June but the school won't give me back the first tuition payment. I'm paying for a month of school where my child isn't even attending and I was laughed at by MARYANNE DEMPSEY who was unhelpful and nasty. These Catholic schools are a joke. All they care about is the almighty dollar. That is why my daughters first school closed and here is another school just keeping money that doesn't belong to them. I'm very hurt by the schools response and wouldn't give that parish or school another dime! It's a shame. You can't trust them.

This school ain't SO bad! I attended several years back, the school is beautiful, and the…read moreeducation splendid. Aquinas is based on academics nothing more nothing less, so you could imagine me and many others comparing it to other schools who had awesome trips, great teams, and even better atmosphere. Going into my senior year of college I can admit that those academics followed me enhancing my essay writing skills, typing (90 wpm depending on my anxiety), and organizational skills. Aquinas prepped me since sophomore year to start studying for my SAT's, now I've been studying for my GMAT's and Grad Schools applications because at the end of the day you gotta stay ahead of the curve. And with its academic nature I think this school is really competitive. I had a B average and was ranked rather low compared to the rest of the girls there. Bottom Line - You don't feel the value of this school and education until you need it, ex. College and onward.

Like one commenter stated...you dont realize the education your getting until you leave...So true…read more I didnt really use the skills I was taught until i left and moved from home. How I was in school?...I didnt value about my education, it was mostly myself with a dose of environmental(home); distracted..Even with that being said, Aquinas prepares you for the reality of the business world. I had great jobs and opportunities that i really contribute to the skills and education i developed in Aquinas. It took years to enhance the love I now have for education, constantly reading/growing. Now im able to pass that on to my daughter who Ive homeschooled before starting elementary school herself. Also the classes that really pushed me and shaped my future were classes you would least expect such as history, religion, business(stocks) and computer(budgeting). Class 2002

It is a privilege to call this place my Alma Mater! I look back on my years on the Hillside and…read moretruly think of Nyack, NY as home. I grew up here. I became a man here. I learned to step into my future here. Go Warriors!

My older son attended Prestige Institute in Palisades Park, NJ last school year. His SAT score…read moreimproved 220 points! I'm so glad they opened up a Westchester location so I can avoid driving all the way to NJ. My younger son attended Prestige Institute in Hartsdale, NY this past summer. His ACT score improved 7 points! Katie and all the teachers are very awesome!! Thank you for helping my sons get top scores!!!

I was very happy with my experience at Stepinac HS and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone…read moreconsidering local high schools. The academic, spiritual, social and extra-curricular opportunities allows individuals to fully develop and reach their potential, while preparing them for life after high school.

If you are down to spend all of your time keeping up with their dual curriculum (Jewish and…read moreSecular), and you are into law, medicine or social work, then this might be the school for you. Otherwise, look somewhere else because the undergraduate tuition at this school is decently priced.