Highly recommended! The program and instructors meet kids where they're at, whether they need…read moreextra help or are looking to be further challenged. As kids master skills, they acquire cards that can be redeemed for various prizes. The goodies around the holidays and various raffles throughout the year are a bonus. Nick, the program director, does a great job running this center. He knows the kids by name and is very responsive to parents.

I love this school district. The teachers go above and beyond to help the kids be successful!!! The…read moremiddle school Principal (Mr. A) is phenomenal and he truly cares about all the students.

Wonderfully run school!! The Pastor, Fr. Bender & the Parochial Vicar, Fr. 'Dozie' are charming…read moreand full of enthusiasm. Their charm & enthusiasm infects the whole school!

I was pretty disappointed in this school since it was so highly touted as being Blue Ribbon…read morequality. KB kindergarten teacher had a poor disposition regarding patience and overall politeness all year long, and I see it continuing even now. The teacher lacked at being able to identify physical, learning, or behavior disabilities in children, even when prompted repeatedly by parents or family members to identify and investigate concerns, and is quick to place blame on a child instead with no offering of guidance counseling, or remedial help. It is up to a parent to inquire or initiate that on their own, and you can't do it if you don't know about it. Two children were held back in kindergarten KB for school year ending 2015 due lack of problem identification early on and implementation of remedies with inclusion of parent involvement. Discipline in kindergarten is structured by isolation of the child in a visible way for the class to view, which results in esteem problems and confidence issues, or at least in one situation it did. I attend Mass with my daughter and witness several teachers having a serious case of the nasties on a daily basis, both kindergarten teachers and one with over dyed red hair. The principal, although a nice man, seems to kind of bumble through his job. I think he thinks if he ignores a problem, it will resolve itself. Rarely responding to parent concerns, even if it is a nail that is sticking out of a tunnel play structure on the playground for a child to hit her head on. It's still there, three and a half years later. The Financial secretary does not respond to emails and is eternally late in updating information with regards to tuition questions, things just wind up mysteriously "corrected" on accounts. Our first grade teacher Mrs. Sullivan was wonderful, my daugther's in second grade this year and is happy with her teacher, the school secretary is wonderful, the school receptionist is wonderful, the nurse is wonderful, but is not there everyday. If your child has a peanut allergy or asthma, and no one is there who can administer an Epi-Pen or help with an inhaler, that's a potential fatal problem. If you think your child might have a physical impairment or allergy, learning or behavior disability, this school is not for you or your child. If your child is smart and healthy and you want to involve them in this school, I would wait till first grade for enrollment.

Great school teachers and staff. Here for parent conference. again love this school as my kids love…read moretheir friends as well.

I went there and it was great! The "teacher" was really nice, and so wre the kids there, including…read moreme! (: :)

The director was new last year. She is very inviting to parents and students. She tries to help…read morestudents and families when needed. The classrooms are nice sizes with one side of windows and a bathroom for each class. Class sizes are 14 three year olds with two teachers and 16 four year olds with two teachers. There is a nice playground with a soon to be added fence and an inside gym for bad weather.

I am a substitute teacher that subs in Carlisle and various other surrounding school systems. With…read morea VERY diverse population, this school system is faced with many challenges. I think the board of directors, administration, teachers and various other staff do an outstanding job in facing some difficult situations. The amount of specialty support is tremendous to assist students with special needs to succeed. The quality of teachers is 2nd to none! This is a difficult time for all school systems, and I think Carlisle does a tremendous job in addressing current day issues. The Fowler building at the high school provides students with tremendous opportunities enabling them to seek alternative trades oriented programs. Continue the great work Carlisle!

cooking hambwegers wit ur fwends! teachers want my pp hard... I saw one of my best friends do a…read moreline of cocaine!! I LOVE THIS SCHOOL

My grandson is in Mrs. Stokes 3 year old class and loves school! Everyone is caring and thoughtful…read more You can tell they genuinely care for each of their students. It feels good to know that his first experience is in a safe and caring environment!

My daughter loves going to Sylvan Learning Center and her grades are consistently improving!!read more

We have been very impressed with the staff and the leaps and bounds of progress our son has been…read moremaking. He enjoys going and has really showed some great improvement in his reading ability. The only thing I wish is that they had a little bit wider range of hours. They are still pretty flexible and making times work with us, which we really appreciate.