My mom put me in when I was about 10-9 years old and I still go, and it's honestly amazing! I have…read moreso much fun there, and the trips we go on are awesome. The hotel experiences there might be the best part. I cannot wait to go back this summer, and the counselors are so sweet and caring.

My nephew went to Crestwood as his first camp experience. He had the time of his life and can't…read morewait to go back

Great school, great church, lots of fun and exciting things for the children. I highly recommendread more

From the owner: Now enrolling for the upcoming 2025-26 school year…read more Trinity Lutheran School combines tried and true teaching methods with the innovations of today's teaching strategies.

Horrible camp kids are very mean and counselors don't understand kids needs very bad environment…read moreand staff won't be returning and Cathy is old and needs to retire

SCSD has it's ups and downs just like any other school district. The arts program at SCSD is…read moreamazing. I've never seen a better funded, better developed music and fine art program anywhere. Now, on the other hand, I have had two brothers go through the Special Education program and have watched time and time again as the program failed my brothers. The school district misdiagnosed my little brother saying that he had ADD and so prescribed him adderall when, in reality he was dyslexic. Anyway, I think they need to develop their Special Ed programs. The school district is in need of good Special Ed teachers who bring the education to the students in a non-traditional way. I loved Robbins Lane, loved HBT and loved SHS. I thank God for the experiences I had at these schools. They made me the person I am today.

SCSD is a blue ribbon district! Wonderful in more ways than one. There is a reason they send the…read moremost number of students to Ivy League Universities in the state. SCSD prepares you along every step of the way, and especially to be a success in, and out of the classroom. Their curriculum is challenging, yet allows even the average student to reach their potential. They also offer the most AP/advance placement classes that I know of. I myself took 12 AP courses throughout my high school career, and I can attest that their standards help you prepare for college. Their sports, among other activities allow for well-rounded students come graduation day. The fine arts program is also extremely well funded, and allows for students to pursue their interests. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Syosset's teachers are paid higher, our taxes are higher, and our superintendent gets paid too much, but results come at a cost. I cannot speak about the Special Education programs as I have no personal experience with them, but for the average student going through Syosset, the results speak for themselves. A shout out to the Girls Varsity Tennis Team which has won Long Island Championships for 3 years in a row! Rock on girls, make me proud :)

Great outdoor track to walk on. It's never crowded unlike the the outdoor track at POBJFK…read moreH.S./Mattlin Middle School which can get quite busy.