Thank God this "School" went under. Unless you were lucky enough to get ONE good Instructor, you…read morepretty much taught yourself or formed an alliance with 2 or 3 others and taught each other. An ABSOLUTE PITIFUL excuse of a VERY expensive education. The Family from CT that owned this business were the absolute scum of the earth. Whatever they got,they deserved.

I am in the medical assistant program at this school and it is the worst school ever!!! Everything…read moreis soo dirty, we never have the supplies we need, most all equipment is out of date, nothing is set up to follow by osha, theyre firing teachers and then not hiring more teachers. This school doesnt get cleaned at all. We have gone with out toilet paper in the bathrooms. While in class there was a "janitor" cleaning the water fountain with a TOILET PLUNGER. We have gone modules without teachers and then after 3 or 4 weeks finally getting a teacher and they had no clue what the h*** they were teaching. While doing our phlebotomy part of the course our tubes to collect the blood in were expired... the teacher didnt teach us all that we need to know. and then the one teacher that was actually trying to help us gets fired... there is literally two full time teachers that actually know what theyre doing and tries to make this school better but no matter hard they try they really can't.. The books we are given are out of date and gives us wrong information and when the next set of students comes in they get an updated book and the students that have been here for a while have to suffer with the old books. if i could give this school a ratting it would probably be in the negatives if that was possible... and yet this is not half of what goes on in this school i recommend nobody goes to this school not even my worst enemy....

I was looking for someone to give piano lessons for my son when my wife discovered the Thames…read moreValley Music School during an internet search. After doing some research, I decided to give them a call. The person I spoke with, Kathy, was very helpful and explained all of the options available. TVMS teaches to all levels of students- from beginners to advanced musicians. They have a good number of teachers to choose from, and they offer lesson times during the week and on Saturdays. Lessons are given at Connecticut College in the Cummings Art Center. Students have the opportunity to use the College's resources, which include individual practice rooms (all with Steinway grand pianos). TVMS schedules several student recitals during the year where students have the opportunity to play in front of an audience, something that all students need to become comfortable with. The cost for lessons is a bit higher than what you may find on the outside- however, I feel the cost is definitely offset by the quality of the lessons and all of the extras that are available to the student. I highly recommend TVMS for anyone who is searching for a music teacher- especially for those who are more serious in their intent.

The level of instruction for both private lessons and youth orchestra is amazing!! So grateful…read morefriends recommended we come here!! Looking forward to many more years of listening to my children play here!

Do Not send your child to this school! The principal is very unprofessional, rude there have been…read moremultiple incidents she never reported that required immediate action to insure the safety of the children. On top of all that they do not care about the education. There were things that my son should have been learning while attending 2nd grade. He was completely behind as soon as I switched schools his reading has improved greatly! The math is where a second grader should be. He improved in all subjects. If you want to go to a private catholic school stay clear from sacred heart and sign your child up for St Patrick's Cathedral School! We haven't been this happy at a school until now.

Played a school basketball game here. Great looking gym!! School looks good too. Huge parking…read morelot. Church attached to school is very nice as well. Small playground in back.

Do not let the other review fool you. Great school, excellent education. Quite challenging.read more

At one time, this was a very good school with high standards. Now, they pretend to be selective,…read morebut as long as you have the money, they will take anyone. I sent my own children there years ago. I have grandchildren there now, but my daughter plans to send them both elsewhere next year. She said she doesn't think the school would be viable long enough for them to graduate and that so many good teachers have left recently. They must see the handwriting on the wall.

This is one of the most expensive schools in Connecticut for no reason. The food gives people…read morediseases, the registration process is horrible, and the social life is terrible. Campus security allows for zero parties. I expected enriching academia yet I got forced to take classes I do not care about because they do not have enough professors to teach the core classes. DO NOT GO HERE

Not worth the price at all. Mediocre facilities at best. Poorly maintained online resources for…read morestudents and inconsistent service when it comes to things like wifi, hot water, decent food, etc. Most buildings and dorms are outdated. Athletics department does not care about the athletes and continues to employ downright atrocious coaches when it comes to a few sports in particular. DO NOT send your child here. You can get a better education and a better quality of life at any other state university or large university that comes with the same price tag or lower. Even with a substantial merit scholarship I pay over 60,000$ a year. Been planning to transfer since the first two months on campus. Stay. Away.

This was our stop. A pretty and quaint city by the water. Ships and boats bobbed up and down in…read morethe water. Very picturesque. We disembarked the train and you immediately go onto the sidewalk. There was no station to walk through. We could see our friends waiting for us across the street.