I went to this school as well and it was better than the lower middle school. The food is better,…read morethe lockers are bigger, and the classes are more interesting. The only problem was they used to give me so much homework. Overall, it was fun!

The majority of the teachers are well qualified and want the children to succeed. However, the few…read moreteachers that students do not get along with darken the atmosphere. There is a wide variety of course selections, and the state curriculum is not too hard to handle. It's nice that there are different levels of courses, including a very prestigious special education program. However, I feel like the "average" students are "thrown under the bus". The AP students are constantly praised and the students that need extra help are always given the help they need, but the average students just go through high school without the real recognition that they desserve. In addition to academics, the athletics are also successful. The soccer team won the state championship last year, which every student would know because they are CONSTANTLY congratulated and rewarded. It's somewhat annoying but at least they have a successful program. Most of the students are friendly, I have only heard of one bullying situation, but it was immediately taken care of. Overall, I would send my child here. I feel that it is a good atmosphere for a student to make many friends and receive a solid education. My only concern is the safety and stability of the building because the ceiling are full of holes from rain leaking and flooding.

Amazing teachers and staff. The best education I could have provided to my child in the early years…read moreof their life. Highly recommend

The Princeton Waldorf school provides a unique educational experience which addresses the child as…read morea multi-dimensional human with many facets. I haven't heard of or seen a school environment as comprehensive in child development as the Waldorf system. Their approach to academics is creative and instills in the child a love for learning. Along with all of the academics their is a strong interest in nature, the arts, music, and interpersonal development creating an environment that is deeply enriching and fulfilling. The Princeton Waldorf campus is beautiful and magical. The family community that develops along with the children is long lasting. I am a parent of a child who graduated in 1992 and continue to be a part of the Waldorf community.

Last year, after my older daughter turned 16, I called several driving schools and actually the…read moreonly ones who reliably answered their phone was Safety First. Asking around, I heard some others from Princeton who used them, so we went ahead and booked with them. My daughter had the same instructor for all three of her lessons. He was always on time and everything went fine. All lessons were scheduled within a 5 or 6 day window at the end of July (about a week after I called them initially). When we called back to schedule someone in April to take her for her road test on her 17th birthday, her prior instructor was no longer with them due to illness. Someone else took her and she did fine - she passed and he'd given her the added tip of getting the QLess app so that by the time she passed the road test, she was 10th on the 'line' in the dmv building - she would have been 56th! So she was dropped back at school that day with her license in hand, on her 17th birthday. Only drawback was that they did sometimes pick up or drop off another student at the end or beginning of a lesson. There was another woman with them on the day of the test as well - also taking her test. Additionally, the lessons were cut a little shorter than the 2 hours, but driving is exhausting when you are first learning, so neither my daughter nor I really had any complaints about that. They covered all the basics - stop, start, reverse, k-turn, parallel, highway . . .

Was driving today on Amwell Rd in Somerset and was rudely cutoff by an instructor around 3:20pm…read more Extremely reckless speeding, whipping in and out of lanes and almost clipped my mirror. I got flipped off after honking at him. This person should not be teaching anybody driving, and I certainly wouldn't trust this person behind the wheel, especially with my teen.

My daughter tutored with Main Line test prep and her SAT score went up 150 points. I'd highly…read morerecommend this company.

Steve O. is a fantastic support to High school kids looking to improve their test outcomes. He is…read morepatient, flexible and really helps kids grasp concepts and unlock the next level in both the substantive content and a personalized testing strategy. I cannot recommend Steve amd Main Line Test Prep highly enough - well worth the investment in the confidence of your kid in tackling this tough tests.

I had a positive experience. David McIntyre (Dave) is a great teacher. He is very polite and knows…read morehow to teach kids. I highly recommend this driving school.

Although this school came recommended- they were not a good fit for our family. The teacher was…read moreimpatient and very critical and when we called to complain - the person who runs the place was defensive and they were all angry that my child did not know how to drive before taking lessons!

Erasmus Academy provides exceptional online language training. I took the summer intensive French…read moreand it was equivalent to a year of college language instruction. The school uses a cognitive technique to help you grasp the language quickly and retain what you've learned. I'm looking forward to taking another online language course at the Erasmus Academy.

I had a great time taking the summer Latin course. The teacher was smart and patient. I also…read moreenjoyed the other students' company during the live instruction. Great bang for your buck when you consider they do a proficiency exam at the end where I was able to get credit.

If you want to spend a fortune paying for the 6 hours and the road test fee then call Hickory…read moreDriving School. What a major rip off this is! My daughter wanted to use Hickory because she knows one of the instructors. From the beginning is was a very lack of communication situation. So if you use Hickory do ALL your own research on when things need to be done and how. We used Kbees Driving school with my oldest and I would recommend them to anyone and that's who we will be using in the future. Hickory is a rip off and their communication is bad. I gave 2 stars because the driving instructors are good but its not worth the expense and lack of communication from the office.

From the first phone call to my son's drop-off with permit in hand, Hickory made the process easy…read more Mr. Smart at the Hillsborough branch was personable, educational, honest, and a great teacher. My son is a confident, defensive new driver. We will be using this school in the upcoming years for his younger siblings.