I just wanted to add on to the mother who has given Celebree a 1 star rating. You are absolutely…read morewrong about this school. I am mother of two children in this this school and I can not say anything but great things about them. The moment my children walked in, they have truly been so nice including the teachers and owner. My children have learned so much more than they learned in another who in such a short period of time. I pulled my children out of another school because of the directors behavior and when I tried to call their main # they would not even get back to me. I knew immediately that school was not for me and certainly not right for my children. There were two major things that were happening and the school failed to my standard, plus they would not acknowledge my children because they thought my children did not belong in their school but Celebree accepted my children with open arms. I know you might be fustrated and maybe something happend for you feel this way, but you should not call out making accusation of a school because you feel something did not go the way you wanted it. I know your child and and with my own eyes have seen your child misbehave so many times and, hitting children. Not only with the teachers but with the owner too even though she would sit their and talk the child calmly. This school allowed you to come back to give support to your child. I have witnessed with my own eyes that the very own outside support team that was there for your child was often found to be on their cell phone or sit away from your child in a corner. I did not see any engagement with them in the short period of times I would be their during drop off. This was witness most the time I was there. Celebree is a great school and I know I have made the best decision for my children and for my family.

We are so happy with this school! Our child adores her teachers and the staff is so friendly and…read morewelcoming. They take the time to get to know all of their students and families. I highly recommend Celebree to anyone looking for childcare!

I have two kiddos here, and another that joins for the summer program. The staff have worked with…read moreeach one of them to make sure they are engaged, comfortable and happy. The pre-k staff has moved mountains for my younger two and I have seen their growth over the past year that they have been attending. Jolina and Alyssa are attentive and thorough, and I know that if I have something that needs attention they will give it the time and consideration it deserves. Thank you Half Pint!

My son attended Half Pint for preschool and he loved it! The staff is very kind and I always saw…read morethem interacting and playing with the kids when I would drop off and pick up. If there was ever a concern the staff was easy to get a hold of and eager to find a resolution. They have great hours that helped be able to keep my work schedule the same. Overall it's a very nice daycare/preschool. The facility is clean, the staff is caring, and the environment is fun for the kids.

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.

This school has it's pros and cons. The pro is the small…read moreclass sizes. Less than 50 students per grade, so it is possible to know all of your classmates. This is also a con because it makes "cliques" more apparent. Pros: Parent-teacher relationships are strong. Attached to the church so there is no walking outside during inclement weather. Nuns still teach and run the school, this is less common in some other Catholic schools. Convenient for local children. Has after school program. CORA is available to tutor children who are having trouble, this happens during school hours. Cons: Costly, there are even charges if your child stays for lunch (which last I remember is held in the classrooms since there is no proper cafeteria.) Lack of after school activities, and those that do exist are expensive. Extracurricular classes are poor, in particular gym, which is held in the chilly basement of the church. Small class sizes mean advanced students are held back. To keep them busy they are asked to help less advanced students. Most of the student body lives in the area and graduates to Archbishop Ryan. Religion is held in high regard, and is very prevalent in the classroom. By attending this school, CCD is not mandatory as you study for and receive the sacraments through their church.

Hey I went to CTK in the mid 1960's to early 70's. The average size class was about 4o students per…read moreroom. There was no gym. For lunch you either ate in the classroom or walked home for lunch. Maybe you went over to Academy Plaza But you know what ! I received a good catholic school education, and I would not change that for anything.

Gulph falls short when compared to the other elementary schools in the district like Caley and…read moreCandlebrook. You would think a newer school would be at an advantage but when you have teachers that are unresponsive, uninspiring and checked out there is not much you can do. This was all very apparent for us even at the kindergarten level with our child's teacher (JC). Specials teachers are hit or miss. My child would have nice details to share about their time in STEM, art, PE and library, but then couldn't really share anything of value from music despite my child's love for music outside of school. Office staff are friendly and organized so at least the school has that going for them.

I attended this school during 3rd grade for one full year in the 60s. That one, single year…read moretraumatized me for the rest of my life. I was placed in the front of the school in a room with approximately 10-12 other children with ADD. We did well in subject matters but had trouble staying focused and seated. What I do remember very well were the beatings we all suffered from the teachers. One was named Lauer, possibly Alfred. Back in the 60s, they used old-fashioned yardsticks to keep us in order. They would beat us until we cried. We had nobody to appeal to, as we were just a bunch of 7 year old munchkins. How bad could we have been? Lauer would first verbally torture the children. Then, if we reacted in an adverse manner, he would take his yardstick, which was never far from him, and beat the living crap of the child in his sights. Although we were not part of the larger school with many autistic children, we did have lunch with them in the lunchroom. I remember quite vividly those poor souls being beaten and abused by the staff. They never tried to hide or cover up the abuse. Delta School and others have been successful for the past 5-10 years at deleting my eyewitness account of what went on in this hellhole. Every time I post what happened there, they complain and my review is deleted. Next time, I will file suit and testify in Philadelphia court. This is a truthful account and they want it quashed. If you love your children, DO NOT send them to this school.

I was in delta since I was 13 years old and graduated when I was 21 years old. Although there were…read moresome problem kids no place is perfect. The teachers there taught me a lot that I needed to know and how to function out in the world and how to hold onto a real job. I admit that I haven't visited lately but I can say that this school is good for those with special needs.

Just a quick heads up for anyone who picks up Kindergartners after the morning sessions at this…read moreschool: I was politely instructed today to pull away from the pickup zone prior to buckling my grandchild into his car seat because it is quicker and facilitates speedy loading of all students. Of course, this policy is in contravention of both the PA Child Passenger Protection Act and common sense. The available alternative is to skip the line, park elsewhere and walk the child from the "Orange" door to the parking lot. Inconvenient in good weather and more so in inclement weather, but it will get you past the school policy that obligates one to disobey state law and teach children a very bad lesson. Show less

The school that some of my friends' (from BCCC) attended, it is very small, but clean, and has a…read morebig jungle gym, and it has no air conditioning (downside). But it has a nice gym. The thing that bugs me is that its near jamison and bridge valley. I'll visit again someday! My favorite old school (in frpnt of kutz) in CB. (1919)

My daughter has been attending Lassin for 1 year. She is learning so much this year and especially…read moreloves playing outside during the summer months. It will be fantastic if the school opened at 6:30 am.

My son has been going to LASSIN for 3 years now. The education is superb and it is like a second…read morefamily. The only thing I had always wished for is for the school to open earlier to better work with my and my husband's schedule. I was so excited to find out that the school was going to be opening at 6:30 come September. NOW... the school is perfect! Thanks LASSIN!