Commonwealth has been an amazing school for our child. They promote a genuine love of learning and…read morescholarship. It's a small school so the kids develop strong relationships with the teachers. And the teachers are amazing... true experts in their field. The academics can be intense but we never found it overwhelming. Overall a fantastic school!

This is an extraordinary school that changed both of my children's lives for the better. If your…read morechild is the right fit for this school, it will change your child's life too. Take the time to read up on Commonwealth's history and its culture (the interactions between students, staff and teachers), because it's nothing like the other private schools in the area. It's truly unique. I cannot recommend Commonwealth highly enough.

I worked on the MATCH corps, the summer tutoring squad dedicated to helping students do well enough…read moreto continue at the appropriate grade level. I was impressed-- it was still early in the program and the staff seemed to have it together. The students were for the most part well-behaved, and if they ever weren't the staff was right on them. The students seem eager to learn and seem to really WANT to be there. The staff seems to have their resources worked out well-- they avoid using technology as an end-all and turn to it as what it is, a good resource.

if you're looking for school that will go above and beyond for your child's needs Mission Hill…read morecampus is the school and I promise you won't regret it

If you are a science teacher, Boston Public Schools is the best place to be. The support and…read moreopportunities provided by the science department surpass all other school districts. They are there for whatever you need - materials, networking connections, flights/hotels to go to NSTA conferences, graduate coursework... they are a progressive department that encourages you to be a better teacher while providing the supports you need to do it.

I did enjoy my 4 years at Newman. The teachers act as if you're part of a family, which it…read moredefinitely felt like. I miss being in that building, but I don't miss half the people that went to Newman, all dramatic little whiney people. But overall, Newman was a great high school!

From the owner: The Newman School offers students in grades 7 through 12 exceptional preparation for college and…read moreuniversity. Located in Boston's prestigious Back Bay neighborhood, close to universities, Newman offers the highly regarded International Baccalaureate program. Newman's motto, Cor ad Cor Loquitur, "Heart speaks to heart" sets it apart from other Boston Schools. Our caring community has a world-class faculty, dedicated to developing life-long learners. Newman students are engaged in the process of becoming educated adults and global contributors using an enriching learning environment in one of the world's greatest cities, Boston. Sports include basketball, soccer, volleyball, tennis, cross-country, crew, and sailing. Students can also pursue sports for credit outside of Newman's offerings such as ballet, swimming, figure skating, fencing and more. Matriculation: MIT, McGill, Columbia, Cornell, Swarthmore, Boston U., Boston College, Tufts, Tulane, and more.

This is a great institution. The faculty is excellent . The Fenway campus which I visited is…read moreemasculate. It's a very exciting time for this institution. As you can see from the pictures they are building dorms . I can't wait to see the results .

I... kind of hate children. Wildly roving dirty sticky candy hands, and needing a lot of attention…read moreand entertainment, echhh... I just can't handle it. Except for the ones at MCGS with whom I am lucky enough to spend an hour every Wednesday doing science projects. These kids are better all around than most adults I know. And from what I've seen, they wash their hands way more frequently. As corny as it might sound, the kids at MCGS give me a lot of hope. They are the best behaved, most thoughtful, and smartest scamps I have ever hung out with. They definitely put grammar school me to shame (girl was too busy matching scrunchies to Fila kicks to study). Best of all, they are cool and hilarious. The point is, this school is doing something very right. I suspect it has a lot to do with the fact that it is basically a fortress. They're doing a pretty great job of keeping out the harsh elements of Mission Hill and getting these awesome kids to care about learning. They made me adore them, despite being children -- they're changing the world already.