We are super satisfied with this school since day one and now it has been almost three years. It's…read morea super fun program, and kids will enjoy crafts, music/dancing, yoga, chess and Mandarin plus since last year, school has various choices of after school activities. In summer, kids will also do water play. In winter, kids might have chances to go to the nearby library and indoor gym. Food is always good which saves parents a lot of time preparing breakfast/lunch/snacks. Teachers and staff are always friendly and teaching method is very fun. In terms of culture, especially in the main campus, culture/backgrounds are very diversified. My kid enjoys the school every day.

My baby joined TBS one month ago as his first daycare and really enjoys it there. I greatly…read moreappreciate Ms. Sharlene, Carolyn, Brianna, Joannel for helping with his onboarding. Thanks to all the teachers for making his life so joyful.

My son had the most wonderful experience at the Birch Wathen Lenox school. We were fortunate to…read morewatch the school flourish under the leadership of Bill Kuhn and my son never had a bad teacher, not one. Each teacher he had was excited and passionate about their subject mattered and we are so thankful Birch is where he landed. I couldn't recommend the school more highly.

I was a former employee and it was by far the worst experience of my life. Teachers were…read moreunprofessional, inexperienced, few had credentials and the administration were horrendous. I would never send my children to this school because they will accept any teacher or student. If I were you, I suggest finding a better school to send your children. From what I hear, their enrollment dropped by half and the next headmaster and assistant headmaster are inexperienced and should not be in that position. Avoid at all costs!!!!!

I placed my first son and then my second son here after being very satisfied with the care they…read morereceived. The facility is clean and value-priced. The headmaster is very attentive and informative. She calls me with any issues but is flexible enough not to demand I pick up my kids for the smallest sniffle. The teachers have been instrumental in helping my son with his speech and potty training. They send home progress notes for the little ones. They don't serve lunch, but I prefer to pack my own kids' lunches, but they do offer a delivery service for lunches which is a nice touch! I highly recommend!

Sweet Dreams..I must have passed by this place with its board sticking out and it never occurred to…read moreme that it was a day care/prek.When I was on the hunt to start my 5 month old in the day care, I was torn to pieces every time I went in for a tour to all the neighborhood day cares.Although, they were all nice, none of them kinda felt warm.I just couldn't bring myself to leave my lil munchkin in the hands of these seemingly affectionate people. Then one day while I was at the nearby pharmacy, I see toddlers and infants coming out with their parents.I asked one of the parents if there was some sorta class around and she said the magic word" Day Care".A stones throw from my house,where were you hiding Sweet Dreams? I walk in and am greeted by the Director and she gives me a tour of the place.The infant room is so bright and roomy and one entire wall of only glass windows.I was floored. Few words of exchange with the care givers on the floor and I knew this would be my daughters second home. Its been 2 years since then and we have never had any complaints.My daughter adores the staff and now that she is in the toddler room she has made friends and is totally smitten by her teachers. Its about time for her to move on now and I know for sure that we will never find so much warmth, love and affection in a day care that we experienced here in Sweet Dreams..

It's been almost a year since we signed up for our first class here. We started with a trial, then…read moreunlimited membership , where it felt like we almost lived there, and then School skills training (a new drop off classes before PreK). This particular Gymboree has a gem, and that is the owner Ms. Pooja, she is the loudest, funniest, most welcoming person ever. The teachers are great, so loving and patient,,I want to say thank you to Ms. Melissa, Ms. Elga and Ms. Dani. My daughter loved her year here, we are now of to PreK but as soon as my second daughter will turn 6 month, I will be back.

Had a fantastic experience in the babies class with my 8 month old recently. Miss Pooja was…read moreawesome, not just with the children but equally us parents, interjecting with great (& funny) quips as well as advice for ways to help achieve developmental milestones at home. I wasn't sure how (or IF) my baby would respond and was delighted to see her so engaged / responsive to all the activities, songs and (her favorites) the bubbles & parachute! Very much looking forward to our next class - After a pretty tough few months as a 1st time parent, it was so nice to be able to go somewhere like Gymboree and do new, fun things together as a bonding experience with our Daughter. To summarise; I loved it & definitely recommend checking this place out

Absolute 5 stars I had both my children enrolled here for…read morethe 3 years we lived in Nj The place was never overcrowded. My children were happy to go every morning Miss Judy has owned this place for over 30 years. Her sister was my family's housekeeper. She made the recommendation The center is very neat , clean and orderly. Fast drop off and pick up. Everything was fantastic

There aren't enough words to say how grateful and happy we are with this daycare. I went there as a…read morechild for a short time, and now my children attend there. Miss Judy the director is the sweetest, and cares and dotes over all the children. Everything is very clean and organized, one of the teachers is constant contact with the parents via call or text. Miss Judy is always there for pick up or drop offs. All the teachers are trained and take classes regularly (their certificates are displayed). It is a small place and parking can sometimes be a pain because of its proximity to the grammar school. They do offer after school care to the area schools.

It's surprising how rarely people mention this about Regis, but some of the students--especially on…read morethe basketball team--show a real lack of respect and sportsmanship. The experience was honestly pretty disappointing. I've since heard similar stories from other teams ("yeah they're the biggest trash talkers we've seen") in the league, so it clearly isn't just a one-time thing. It's really unfortunate, because a few of us parents were actually thinking about applying and touring the school. Character should matter as much as talent, but that lesson seems to have been missed here.

The best education in the city, free for all students accepted…read more Regis is one of the most selective and academically rigorous high schools in New York City, and probably the most prestigious all-boys Catholic high school in the entire country. because all Regis students attend free of tuition, acceptance is highly selective and based on an entrance exam, letters of recommendation, and more. For those lucky enough to attend, the school offers an excellent Jesuit led education that prepares students for college and beyond, while also instilling Catholic social teaching and the importance of living as "Men for others".

My biggest regret so far in raising my kids was keeping them in this school when the current…read moreprincipal took over. The other review is correct. They were not allowed to talk during lunch and they were in fact encouraged to rat out their friends if they did talk. There is no chance for the students to socialize at all. The principal, Ms Rios, is a nightmare. I fought with her constantly. She talks down to the students and the parents. She is the biggest bully. She has no respect at all. My family attended this school for three generations and i enjoyed my there back in the 80s and 90s. Now, i would not recommend this place to anyone. My kids are in public school now and they are learning more about respect and consideration for others than they did in this so called catholic school. I receive letters all the time as a graduate asking for donations, however, they will never get another penny from my family after how my children were treated there...especially if that poor excuse for a principal is still there! Also, both of my kids, who were honor roll students in st agatha were behind upon entering public school especially in math. Its sad to see what this school has turned into.

Dear J.M.: Sorry to hear that you were so unhappy at SAS. I…read morehave never had an issue speaking to the faculty or principal. They listen to your concerns and Ms. Rios' door is always open. You can feel bad if the principal or secretary call you to speak with you about tuition but when you enroll your child the fees are explained to you. If you and your family attended Saint Agatha School then you know that for the first 10 minutes of lunch it is silent so everyone can eat. You would also know that you are charged tuition and pay for special events/activities you let your child participate in. The office staff is great at helping families obtain financial assistance if it is needed. Saint Agatha School is a Gold Star No Place for Hate School for the past three years. The faculty and students complete activities that bring them together and show tolerance for others. Does the Public School have this distinction? If your child was an honor roll students I do not understand how they would be behind in their academics unless they are not putting forth enough effort. Remember what you put into something is what you get out of it. You can always let the Catholic Alumni Partnership (CAP) know you do not want to receive any letters. The school does not send out those letters.

The grade school is set off an example for young children out there I should just all the view…read moregrandparents are considering putting your children in this amazing middle school they will discipline them to be the best that they can be and overcome their fears and be who they are in front of everyone