It's been several years since my son went to Creative Playschool, but I can honestly say he was…read moreleft in good hands. Sandy and her team of professionals are seasoned, experienced and most of all make your child feel comfortable. It's difficult for most parents to leave their child (ren) in the care of others, but CP makes it easier. A few things: the space could use some updating, but once you get past that they do so many great things with the kids, field trips, annual school show, singing, arts and crafts...on and on. I was surprised to not see any reviews so I wanted to get one out there. If I lived closer (we've moved) this would be a no-brainer for toddler no 2.

Ah, west tisbury elementary. My old school. (Class of '95 wooooo!). It has expanded greatly since I…read moreleft, but much of its charm remains the same. I believe Mrs. Schofield finally retired? Good for her. A lot of the teachers I had back in the day still teach here. Lots of space to run around. Pretty good facilities. Apparently the music room is all high tech now! Sweet!

YEAH BABY! I…read moreattended this very montessori school when I was a mere 3-5 years old. Lots of activities, fantastic teachers (jackie dubois?), and friends I've still had all my life. I especially loved singing "the ants go marching one by one" while holding hands on the way to the VH public library. This is where I learned to read, and braid, and measure liquids.

Wonderful School! I am taking classes and trying to get into…read morethe nursing program. I have had a wonderful experience. The professors are wonderful, the admins are top-notch. I have Angela Boffi; she is brilliant. I would recommend this place to anyone who has a good work ethic. If you are someone who makes excuses and cries like a baby when you don't get the result without putting in the work. I would say this is not for you.

I had the most wonderful experience attending bristol, my freshman and sophomore year! I have the…read morepleasure of meeting so many wonderful professors who've helped me today to get where I am today, i made friends. I can't say enough about this college and if they offered a master's degree program, I would be there in a heartbeat community college and all. I don't understand why there's so many lousy reviews. Because this college is wonderful, and they offer so much help to those who do struggle academically.

This school is worth visiting if you are at all interested in something other than public. The…read morestaff is passionate, and class size small. If you are not familiar with a Montessori School just visit Suzanne for details about this type of learning. I highly recommend.

My son has been attending this school since his 1st grade for four years, now going to 5th grade…read more Well... You will not find anything better in the area. Period. The curriculum is good, teachers are very qualified, the environment in the school is great, other kids are great too. The price is reasonable. If I had younger children I would have sent them to Bridgeview Montessori too.

Hadn't really thought much about this place until I read about the sex abuse scandal, but I spent a…read moresummer there in the 70s to make up in algebra and Spanish. I must say that the level of instruction was much superior to to that at the (supposedly prestigious) midwestern day prep I had come from. Place was older than God. The stone steps and stairs in the dormitory had deep troughs worn in them from a hundred years of wear. The students, as I remember, were rich New England types and kind of assholish. They had sailboats the kids could use, and I walked down and swam in the ocean a few times. Water was very rough, it was unsupervised, and I have no idea how I didn't drown. My roommate, from my own hometown, was stabbed in the hand over a pinball game. I guess it was bad because he wore a cast for the rest of the summer. Someone had the idea to bring in Puerto Rican kids from Harlem as part of a Head Start program. A well intentioned gesture, no doubt, but pick less stabby kids next time please.

I'm glad they have cleaned up the sex abuse. It will make St. Georges stronger going forward…read more Another area that is often overlooked is domestic abusers that are hired as faculty. The teachers are allowed to move in between private schools unfettered like priests in the Catholic church. I know of one history teacher at St. Georges that had beaten his wife at a prior boys boarding school, who was protected by the head master of that prior school who was also a wife beater. The headmaster was eventually fired. These folks should not be allowed as role models for our children and should be thoroughly vetted in this regard.

I love it here. I've been here for two years, but around the years, I've realized this school has…read morethe tendency to say "what" instead of "yes". and other cultures (and mine) find it very disrespectful and I really don't want to pick up a habit. Also, I'm starting to eat less because of the food choices. we need more. I can understand the fact that we're trying to keep people healthy but eggs at breakfast almost everyday could be a little bit boring...

Yes I did a tour around the campus when I was sixth grade it was awesome for me. And the staff was…read moresupportive to me and welcome in in may 2016

I went here for college and was so happy with every part of the experience. From looking at school,…read moreto acceptance, to sitting in classes to enrolling. I majored in elementary education, special education and psych. I was on the dance company and also took part n in several clubs. This school had everything i wanted and more!

The campus is beautiful. The nursing program in 2016 was pretty good. I was an older student and…read moreunfortunately, one of the instructors, Mrs. Stager, decided she wanted to bully me in the classroom, especially about my weight and age. Others noticed and she was reported. Because of that, she deliberately pronounced my name wrong during our pinning ceremony.