Guy was great! Very smart, friendly and knowledgeable. I took 7 or 8 driving lessons, took the road…read moretest and passed. Guy picked me up and went with me, he also let me use his car for the test, and then he drove me home. I'm I couldn't have asked for a better teacher! I would highly recommend him and his business. He has the patience of a saint and he's very polite and calm, just a really great teachers Thank you very much aGuy for helping me get my drivers license. I truly appreciate all of your help!

I graduated in the class of 2015 and this school had so much potential while I attended. Some of…read moretheir technical shops are in need of an overhaul from outdated equipment. This establishment is one of the first technical high schools in this region so as you can imagine it's getting up there in age. They did just completely restore the football and track fields, and security is now top notch updated for the 21st century. Academics are adequate, and staff are always willing to lend a helping hand.

So, here's a place not a lot of people talk about. Of course, I have a feeling that's probably…read morebecause driving schools are one of those places no one Yelps about unless their experience was somehow incredibly negative. As we've recently enrolled our son into driver's ed, I felt it was high time someone gave an honest opinion about this place. Well, after you fork over the initial $800+ for this 2 month-long course, they immediately require the parents (yeah...BOTH parents, if applicable) to attend what they call a "parent's class". This is normally scheduled right before the student's first class. What this consists of is the head teacher dude pretty much explaining what the students will be learning; along with some handy tips on how not to freak out your own child trying to learn the ways of the road. Basically, "don't scream at your teen behind the wheel" type stuff. Anyways, this is a one-time meeting that lasts about an hour and a half. This felt a bit longer than necessary, but whatevs. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Alright. One thing I need to get out of the way right now - I HATE their parking lot. Like, I really, REALLY hate the way this parking situation is. Let me explain. As you can already tell, this place is located smack dab in the midst of downtown Nashua; one of the most pretentious and pathetic attempts at emulating the brimming and overpriced sprawling metropolis known only as Boston that I've ever seen. This means inexorably being left with the grueling choices of either paying for parking (yuck!), shamelessly squatting in the reserved residential parking across the street, OR...driving just past the school's entrance to take two right turns and utilize the undersized parking lot located in the back of the building. It's worth mentioning this parking lot is shared, ostensibly containing approximately 6 wasted reserved spaces for...something. Oh, and be sure to take your sweet ass time maneuvering throughout this parking lot so as not to accidentally nick someone's car door. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if this design is intentionally set up to "test" the students. As for the course itself, it's pretty routine, really. My son seems to have acquired the basic skills and knowledge needed to pass the state test. Which, judging from the majority of drivers around here, doesn't seem like it'd be all that difficult to pass with flying colors anyway. Now then...there are a couple other things I find quite vexing about this course. Recording driving hours: In the beginning, they let you know there's an app which allows the parent to record their teen's driving hours automatically whenever you accompany them for a driving session. Just one problem though - you can't actually submit these hours at the end of the course as proof of time driven. Nope. Instead, they STILL make you painstakingly hand jam the hours onto a physical paper copy of the driving sheet. May I ask...WHY?! What's the point of having an app that does this automatically when we can't even use it as proof of hours driven? Whoever drafted this course needs to hop in a time machine and travel forward in time to the 21st century PRONTO! Parking: I know I touched on this a bit already. But I also want to mention the incredibly tiny parking spaces, accompanied with a one-way exit (which almost everyone violates by entering into the ostensible DO NOT ENTER sign) near the street entrance. ALSO, also....the paths going around the parking lot aren't really one-way. So, when you pull around the back, you may find yourself nose-to-nose with a car coming the opposite direction as you're about to turn in like I did at least once. This parking situation is stupid, avoidable, and fixable. Just force everyone to enter and exit the same way with signs like the rest of the country streets do. It's easy! The only other caveat to be aware of is the fact that driving and observation hours are almost totally impromptu, apparently. Which means everything is subject to change, based on no-shows and whatnot. They will accommodate weekend driving though, so....that's definitely a win. But overall, this place isn't nearly as bad as the other two previous reviewers suggested. Then again, how many folks actually take the time to adequately review a driving school on Yelp? Really. I'm gonna remain fair and slightly impartial by giving Hampshire Driving School 3 adequate parking lots with proper exit and entrance signs out of 5.

This driving school is a great place to send your teens to learn how to drive. Instructors are…read morehelpful and care about their students and try to make sure they know the rules of the road and how to manage problems while driving and to get their license successfully. Would recommend to all!

Completely unprofessional. Yes, you will save money at this school and Donna seems decent...at…read morefirst. Donna is completely unhinged, she will scream at student and parents. She will hang upon you if you tell her to adjust her volume and does not apologize for her antics or mistakes. She disparages parents to other parents as well as when she brings your child to the RMV for their license test. Having reviews are great but honestly please send your complaints to the RMV so they put an end to this

I would steer clear away of this place at all costs! If I could rate 0 stars I would. This place is…read morea scam. Thanks to Diane, I wasted too much money and time on her short temper and impatience. She taught me absolutely nothing. I personally recommend canto auto school in Lowell where their instructors are absolutely patient and understanding with new drivers. No thanks again Diane!

Chill is a nonprofit learn-to-ride program for underserved youth. Every year, Chill takes over 100…read moreyouth from each site to the slopes. They provide them with everything they need to learn to ride: lift tickets, lessons, transportation, and head-to-toe gear. Last night was my first night volunteering at Chill. It was amazing. There's nothing better than sharing your passion with someone who wants to learn. At the end of the night, one of kids came up to thank me for helping him learn how to ride. It was such a good feeling. If you're interested in being a volunteer, than check out the website and sign up for next season.

Love Almost Angels and Miss Trish!!! Both my boys were with her for 3 years and they loved every…read moreminute of it, as did I. Wonderfully affordable and such a warm, loving environment for children to get their first taste of school. Highly recommended.

it is a good school the school lunch can be good , the teacher are awsome to the studentsread more

I dont really like this school because of favoring and BEAST school teachers the only cool ones are…read moremrs pandishio mrs McDonald and ms Darcy the lunch ladies are chill too. The food Is decent to btw

a great customer service experience, the teaching was efficient with adapatable time given by the…read moreinstructor meeting your demands. I also went there and got my drivers license on the first shot, with the ample learning provided by them.