Great school, but they don't give enough lunch time for those who buy. If any kid doesn't finish…read moretheir food, at least give them 5 minutes in class because no kid should be left hungry in a school day.

Went here a long time ago for kindergarten. Very big school with a rock wall in the gym. The…read moreplaygrounds are small, though. I like the trailers that have classrooms inside. I like the art teacher.

I don't like this school. The cafeteria food is not good. The teachers are nice, but the nurse acts…read morelike a bizarre person. The elevator is very loud, but the stairs are more convenient. If you often buy lunch, then don't come here!

Here's your Report Card…read more.. Caring: F Understanding: F Acceptance: F Support: F Freedom and expression: F Overall quality of education: F Y'all lost it. I can't believe how you treat these kids. Homophobia and Transphobia have no place in school. But allowing kids to express themselves DOES. Kids are not being indoctrinated by allowing them to be free. They are indoctrinated when YOU tell them THEY CANNOT. Banning books puts you forever on the wrong side of history. It's clear, you failed. F. Maybe if you would've accepted LGBTQ+ people, then only letter you understand wouldn't just be "F".

Do better with your school systems and your bus drivers too. 2014 graduate (CB South) and I have…read morerarely anything nice to say. As for present day i don't know how they run their schools now but some of your bus drivers are beyond unqualified to drive a bus full of kids. 4 times within the year, same bus twice, I've been cut off pulled in front of WHILE ON A 45 MPH 2 LANE ROAD LIKE 611, STREET RD., OR ON SMALLER ROADS WITH THE SAME SPEED LIMIT LIKE BRISTOL. Just let's me know this school system is still as incompetent as the day they forced me on to prescription drugs in 3rd grade because of "ADHD". Maybe if your teachers or your curriculum were more lenient to help and didn't put a kid before age 10 on 30mg strattera, then instantly bump it up to 60mg when they weren't satisfied, there wouldn't have been an issue. This was all in less than a year Central Bucks forcing me to take this drug every day. By the time I hit 5th grade I was still 60lbs. Everyone else was pushing 90-100. You guys screwed me, overlooked me getting bullied time and time again, causing me to screw myself more and more. The way you ran and probably still run your schools was and still is a complete disaster. I pray you get better council members and make better decisions with the children your supposed to look after and the people you hire because what happened then and recently is utter rubbish. DO BETTER. P.S Some of you parent should look into the side effects of strattera... and stick to homeschooling your kids or else this might happen. Find out what best works for your kid because every kid learns at their own pace. Good day, and to Central Bucks, GOOD RIDDANCE.

What can I say? I'm old. I went here from 2nd - 6th grade…read morewhen my family moved to D-town in the (gasp) late '70's. We had some highs & lows here - but I got a good, solid education and went on to Lenape Jr. High (now middle school) and the good 'ole CB West (yelp to some later.) Currently, I did a school comparison of local schools, and while Doyle (and all Central Bucks schools) has slipped a bit in recent years, test scores are still decent and it's still a nice, safe environment in which to raise kids. I sure wish I could send my l'il one here.

My daughter attended school here and was in the Penn Program for gifted kids which was great. She…read morehad some awesome teachers like Mr. Marshall. Not a fan of the principal at all. Test scores are inflated because any child with special needs is sent to another school in the district.

MDC is the most nurturing school and welcoming community. I could not recommend MDC to another…read morefamily. When we first moved from Honolulu to Doylestown, we were thrilled to find a school that felt like home and not only educated our children but helped mold them. Every child is recognized and understood for his and her own gift and unique personality. Best decision we have made!

I sent my child here about 12+ years ago because I had heard such good things about the Montessori…read moreprogram and how kids can learn at their own pace, which I thought was good for my daughter as she was ahead academically of most students in a traditional preschool setting. However, she still needed to work on some of her fine motor skills. When we got there on the first day, she was EXPECTED to know how to hang up her own coat with a hanger in a closet. She was only four years old at the time, and had never done anything like that before. As the parent, I tried to show her what to do, so she would know how to hang it herself in the future. However, when I tried demonstrating, I got scolded by the teacher for showing her what to do! I let that slide, and she soon learned on how to hang her own coat etc. But, after that, the shenanigans continued on. My daughter complained that the two teachers yelled a lot, were not compassionate, and would not help her if she needed help with classwork. One time, they were doing a handwriting activity of some kind. My daughter did not understand the directions given in the book. Like any student, she decided to ask the teacher for help and to explain the directions so that she could do the assignment. The teacher yelled at her and told her to figure it out for herself, even though she had already tried to and was very confused! They told her she wasn't allowed to go out for recess until she had figured out what to do. My daughter eventually told me what had gone on and I decided to contact the school. The teachers told me that she might be "developmentally delayed" or even have special needs. Keep in mind, this was a 4 year old! This is all because she asked for directions on an assignment!! I am happy to say now, that she is going into her Junior year of High school taking all AP and Honors classes and does not have special needs. Every child learns at their own pace, and I thought that was what Montessori school promoted. I was sadly incorrect, especially about this preschool.