Our daughter goes here and really loves it. Small campus. Seems to be very homey feel.read more

I attended a training hosted in the ENC Old Colony Campus. The facility has plenty of parking in…read morethe lots and street parking. There's a student center/lounge space with vending machines and a microwave (hello Lean Cuisine frozen meal). Anyway, the space is clean and very accessible with plenty of ramps, stairs, and elevators. In addition, the room used was set up with plenty of white boards, a chalk board and a projector, which allowed the trainers to use multiple modes for relaying their information. FYI, they used the desks where the chair is attached. If you are of larger stature, heavier or are very tall, it might be uncomfortable to use these desks. It didn't look like there were alternatives. The bathrooms are meh.... the toilets have sensor flushers, which can be great or bad depending if you pick one that decides to go off when you're not ready. Sometimes the bathroom is cleaner than at other times. :-/

This place is excellent for toddlers and older kids. I like the fact that is a Spanish language…read more(Bilingual) Montessori school. Something hard to find if you come from an Hispanic background and you want your child (children) to explore their ancestry language outside of home. Also great for those who want their children to start learning another language too. So, you get a bargain here they teach them the Montessori way a second language at the same time. The teachers are very caring and friendly. They show a lot of respect and kindness to the children and their parents.

Our daughter, age 4, has been a student at Montessori Escuela for almost two years. We have been…read moreconsistently astounded by every aspect of the school - the gentle kindness, the astonishing academics, and the true love for learning they instill in the children. The teachers are incredible. They each embody the type of kindness we need more of in this world. They model patience, respect, grace, gratitude, and kindness at all times. They teach these qualities with elegant purpose, integrated into a curriculum that beautifully weaves in discussions of diversity, respect for differences, and peaceful resolution of conflict. On top of their wonderful work to promote strong character development and peace, Montessori Escuela runs a top-notch educational program. The students positively thrive. They excel academically (we are constantly in absolute wonder at the students' work), while most importantly developing a true love for learning. Our family only speaks English at home, but to our delight, our daughter is seamlessly learning Spanish. When you enter Montessori Escuela, you step into a beautiful educational preserve. The children are happily involved in their various "works," often helping one another. The sunlight shines through the windows. There is a reverence for concentration and true accomplishment. The children are smiling, truly genuinely happy, absolutely thriving in their special discoveries. Our daughter comes home happy, singing tunes from "Circle Time," and enthusiastically telling us stories from her day: what object was in the "Mystery Bag," what foods they prepared in the kitchen, what project she is working on (and can't wait to get back to!). The range of projects from all subject areas is mind-blowing. We love the influence of the Montessori method that we see trickle into our home: she understands the value of organization, responsibility for her own actions, and quiet focus. She is truly excited to initiate things like sounding out words or seeing how high she can count, with a twinkle in her eye. This happens at home without prompting - seemingly from an internal curiosity, although I know it has been significantly cultivated by the loving educational environment of Montessori Escuela. I cannot say enough good things. I feel incredibly grateful to this preschool. This program is a hidden jewel!

This school is a place that children are comfortable and thrive during the growing years while mom…read moreand dad need to work. Teachers and staff go overboard to keep kids stimulated and loved during their trusting years. How can I thank you? Never enough!

My daughter has attended Toddler Tech since she was 3 months old; now 19 months. We are extremely…read morehappy with this school. The caregivers/teachers are great and my daughter loves it there. For those looking for a daycare in Quincy, I highly recommend Toddler Tech!

If you are looking for a pre-school where you can confidently leave you child then Little Willows…read morePre-Pees hook is for you. With moving back to the US we had to choose a year round Pre-School for our son that not only allowed him a safe place to be while we are working, but a place where he can learn, socialize, be active and learn a routine all rolled into one. I researched and viewed many Pre-Schools in the Quincy area and their price was very competitive and well worth every dollar. But what was nice they are right in the middle. Not too expensive nor cheap. Little Willows is not only that but more, finished with an excellent staff that cares for you little peanuts and their development as much as you do.

My son received "meets expectations" and "exceeds expectations" in all academic program areas on…read morehis first kindergarten report card. I believe my son was able to achieve that success because of the skills he developed at Little Willows Preschool. Little Willows Preschool worked hard to prepare my son for kindergarten, and I believe they were successful in doing so. Thank you, Ms. Ann, Ms. Lisa, and staff!

Children's Happy Day School is possibly the best preschool in the Boston area. They offer a…read moreterrific curriculum, and the head of the school, Ms. Helen, provides hands on guidance and support to children, parents, teachers and families. Founded in 1987, CHDS has a tremendous history of educating young people. The building the program is housed in was built specifically for use as a preschool, and the classrooms are bright and sunny. Their prices are less than other West Roxbury preschools, and they are walking distance from Millenium Park.

From the owner: CHDS is a fully NAEYC accredited school that offers four different programs for children age 2.4 to…read more6 years old. Parents have the option of full day or half day programs and a choice of either 10 months or 12 months. Our literature based curriculum is enriched with a music and movement program, yoga and field trips.

Eli Portman is a terrific teacher! And both the Eliot street and amory street locations are very…read morecomfortable, with easy parking.,,

It makes me sad to write this review, especially since I felt the possibilities of a community…read moreatmosphere at the Eliot school, but I was really disturbed by the use of the words, to me in the last email by the Assistant Director, Jean - "At this point, I think we just need to part ways." (when someone who's providing a service to you says that - HUGE RED FLAG!) So, I signed up for private lessons with Joe for $65/hour. This was expensive for me, but I really needed to get a project done for a deadline. I was clear about what I wanted a small model of a house, with all mitered joints, because I was going to use it to cast a model. I even brought paper patterns. Joe met with me and said it was do-able. We did the first session of three hours, one of which he gave me an hour free, it seemed to go well. (I got the hour free - because the the machines here aren't so good - so its not your fault, his words) We didn't finish so I suggest we meet again. An hour into the next session, Joe proclaimed that the project was not do-able and too complicated, because there isn't a left-handed table saw. He even took my piece and attempting to go forward, took it the sander and wanted to sand it down to 45 degrees (yikes). Anyhow, so I decided to cut my losses and say, okay let's stop. He decided not to charge me for this hour. So I left with a pile of wood, and also broken-hearted, because I had really wanted to complete this piece. So, I wrote Jean, asking if I could get my money back, because I was clear about what I wanted in my project and felt like I should have been told that my project was not do-able from the beginning or at minimum, warned. Not have my project unfinished, after I had spent $130, 4 hours of time, and $30 on materials. And on top of it, I now need to find and pay someone to build this model. It wasn't anything personal against Joe, he was a nice guy, but more about professionalism. For example, if you had a contractor who said they could do something, they wouldn't walk away midway through the project and say it was too hard, leaving you hanging. Same concept. But instead, I got an email that from Jean that said, we are NOT refunding you, but (as if I had won a prize) we aren't charging you for the extra two hours Joe gave you, and "at this point, I think we just need to part ways."

My daughter benefited enormously from Lindamood-Bell. She has both Dyslexia and ADD…read more When she was in fourth grade Lindamood-Bell recommended 8 weeks $16k of tutoring for her. We didn't have the money so I bought the Seeing Stars tutoring kit ($600) and hired local tutors an hour a week($50/hr). My daughter made some progress. My daughter was not very cooperative. When she was in 6th grade she was reading at a 4th grade level. We spent $ 8k for 4 weeks of tutoring, 3 hours a day. Our daughter jumped from a 4th grade to a 6th grade reading level. The tutors were able to cajole her into doing her work. This year she was able to score Advanced on the Biology MCAS and a 4 on APWorldHistory. That would not have been possible without Lindamood-Bell.

Do yourself a favor and take their Bootcamp. It's a super fast-paced and engaging 3-hours that you…read morewon't regret (and will go by so fast)! I've taken two (Spanish & Mandarin) of the three bootcamps that are offered currently, and each one you will leave with what you've learned seriously stuck in your head. They teach practical stuff that you can remember and use right away. The classes are small and the people are friendly; I can't imagine learning a language any other way now. Italian is next for me!

I love this organization! It is the only organization I've found in the Boston area that offers…read morelanguage classes and engages the public in multicultural events, something that I think is really important. They also offer immersion programs in other countries which is awesome! The teachers are very passionate and knowledgeable and the location is super convenient. They also organize conversation groups in bars and cafes in the languages they teach, which, if you're like me and enjoy learning in a casual environment, it's perfect. I really recommend AES!

NQAA is the best driving school with very skilled instructors. I am happy I learned how to drive…read morewith them.

I would like to sincerely thank North Quincy Auto Academy for all their help and support. I…read moreespecially appreciate the practice hour I had with one of their instructors, which was very helpful and gave me more confidence and preparation for my road test. I also want to thank the academy for sponsoring me twice. I truly appreciate the support and kindness they showed me throughout the process. Thank you again to everyone at North Quincy Auto Academy. I highly recommend them to anyone who is preparing for their driving test or looking for a driving school that genuinely supports its students!