My child attended Lego creative for about a year, and during that time we were very impressed with…read morethe curriculum, staff, and professionalism. Miss Laura and Miss Danielle are awesome! Since leaving Lego, and going into Kindergarten, my child has excelled, and is in the top of his class. We loved the daily reports, photos, and notes through the Tadpole app they use. Their hours are great for working parents. We felt really secure with our child being there. Miss Noelle was the best teacher ever! They were always patient with us and our child, even when we called everyday to check on him. Will always recommend Lego school.

An amazing school for preschool level children. The teachers and true community of parents create…read moresuch a wonderful experience and as your child grows here you understand how special this place is.

We've had our daughter at Nonotuck for 3 years and could not be happier. All of the teachers and…read moreadministrators are stellar--very knowledgable, well trained, caring and attentive. The open, emergent curriculum fosters imagination, creativity and confidence, and gets the kids outside and moving their bodies frequently throughout the day. The school's focus on social and emotional skills has been a great benefit as well. We often comment that children from Nonotuck seem to have an easier time sharing and navigating conflict with other children. Nonotuck also offers a cooperative community of families and teachers working together to not only raise strong, intelligent, confident children, but also to support parents and families as they work through the challenges of raising children. Many friendships are made between children and parents alike.

Williston gave me a good education and a great start in life. College was very successful, thanks…read morein part to foundation I received at Williston. After college I returned to visit Williston and met with the then Headmaster [my old one too] and I was able to fill a position on the faculty for a semester and then in the Summer School. This experience was a springboard to my Boston College Law school education, and clearly a positive element in my career and life to date. This June [2025] will be my 60th Reunion. I will go with gratitude and anticipation of seeing my friends from Williston. As our Class Agent for decades [a ceremonial chore, I assure you], I am in constant communication with guys I was in school at Williston with. We may be "old", but we are thankful for our education at Williston more than 60 years ago, and happy for the life-long friends we made.

My family has not had a good experience at Williston. The teachers seem burned out or just…read moresurviving (and are fake nice, they hide how mean/angry they are, and then when parents are around, they act like they are so nice, which they are not), the coaches are only focused on playing the top players that come to Williston already as top players, rather than working on and developing their younger/less experienced players into becoming a top player. The heads of the school are not approachable. They look like they are always in a bad mood or are mad at students. They are always inconsistent when it comes to who is disciplined, and who isn't. One kid could break a school rule and get in sent to the dean, and then another kid could do the same exact thing and never have to visit the dean. The energy behind the scenes at Williston is negative, most kids who go there do not like Williston but appreciate that their parents are spending the money to send them to a private school. It seems more like a public school with rich (not wealthy) people in it, than a private school---kind of shabby and gawdy, not traditional new england private school, like they were desperate for students and let in a bunch of thugs who maybe can throw a ball well or who own Mercedes and BMWs but live in a cul de sac in a pre-fab pop-up McMiniMansion and visit the mall weekly. I preferred the private schools I visited on the coast, much classier that Williston.

This is a review of the Toddler program only. I can't review any other program because my son only…read morewent to the toddler program for one year. I wanted more for my son for his early year than day care so my wife and I spent the extra money to send him here. We have no regrets. Felice DiMartino, Kirsten Dudkiewicz, Kathy Holmes and Liz Montgomery are badasses! They always have plans for the kids and are very attentive to their needs and wants which is really fakking hard sometimes. They are great! Totally worth the money.

Simply an amazing school. Highly recommend it for all ages. Highly trained, courteous, and peaceful…read moreteachers/ guides. Children thrive at AMS.

We were blessed to have a chance of going here several years ago because of the FREE Livestrong…read moreprogram for cancer survivors. Now because of that my amazing wife, stage III cancer survivor is thriving and surviving! As a spouse and caregiver, I got to go here as well! Dawn and Sherrie are 2 of the nicest caring people in the World. Now we have continued to go almost daily, almost religiously. Power pump, body sculp, Zumba, yoga, and many other classes we both enjoy. A multitude of different instructors! All very skilled. High energy! Friendly fellowship amongst us all trying to age gracefully! Give it a try. I used to play basketball, volleyball, etc. now post spinal fusion this place is my pl to feel very similar after completing a class. Also because we're national members we've enjoyed classes in Northampton, Southbridge, Rochester NY, and Cave Creek, AZ. A wonderful place. Thanks to the amazing staff at Scantic valley ymca! Great work getting back through continuous covid19 pandemic!

This is the local YMCA to join. The staff is phenomenal and they have personal trainers available…read more(which my wife has been very happy with.) The locker rooms are clean as is the pool (actually the whole place is very clean and brightly lit.) They have numerous programs for all interests. Well worth the membership fee.