It's a very very good school there's not too much homework and the teachers are nice almost…read moreeveryone is welcoming and open

Yeshiva Primary is an all around amazing, warm and dedicated School…read more With faculty and Teachers who are by far one of the most hard working, warm and loving Teachers. They go above and beyond for the children, to make sure they're happy and safe in all aspects of life. They always thrive to maintain an environment where the kids are welcome and loved by their peers. Their education is taught in an innovative way where each and every child is up to par and feels included. As far as tuition, they are the most affordable and will work with you. I highly recommend you sending your child to Yeshiva Primary. You will not be disappointed.

This school will make you have the worst experience ever. The food isn't safe for consumption as…read moretheir hotdogs gave the entire school food poisoning and the principal blamed it on the kids saying "You must have gotten heartburn from something you brung from home lime a yogurt" no one one was allowed to bring food from home so we immediately knew she tried to defend the school for this heinous and disgusting act. Another thing is that this school doesn't take care of bullying. Terrible kids pick on nice people for no reason and the school doesn't do anything about it other than telling the victims to ignore them, but once a student stands up for themselves, they see it as a problem. And that's not an over exaggeration. I have experienced this multiple times in this school and so have many students. The teachers are insane as well, as they treat these kids as if they are in a concentration camp, yelling at them for doing something as yawning. And that's no joke. I remember a teacher making someone defecate their pants because she wouldn't let them go to the bathroom and she had the audacity to get mad at him. This school is a hell that you shouldn't send your kids too. Spare them the pain and find some place else to send them to.

Administration is Very unorganized and Unprofessional…read more More concerned with filling seats to get funding than the actual students that they are accepting Only plus is that the Teachers are great they actually care about their students and they are very hardworking.

I have 6 years dealing with this school and every year is different but this has been our best yet…read more I truly love the staff. Everyone has their days but that's life. I am greatly grateful to the support and understanding we get from the school. Thank you Mr.Abbott and his team for great work put into this year for a successful school year. Love each and every teacher I have encountered with......

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!!!!!

Don't waste your time and money. I started taking the undergraduate business program during the…read moreCovid lockdown and would not recommend it to anyone. The school takes your money and on day one of the class you are unable to withdraw without losing it. The workload is extremely intense and most business professors are not interested in helping the students. There are many technical requirements that are not posted in advance and you are left on your own struggling to figure it all out. I have found that many professors are highly unorganized, unable to spend time helping and don't take the time to learn the course they are teaching or learn English/proper grammar. Currently, I am taking a Statistics class. I just spent 8.5 hours completing the first test had a technical error and failed to count all my answers. Instead of reviewing my test and the answers, my lazy professor's response was "Just take it again." Sure, I have another 8.5 hours to redo this! Thanks for nothing. Also, the technical requirements for this homework are incompatible with my computer's software. I am 6 classes away from graduating and fear this is the end of my road here. Very depressed. Lots of time and money are wasted at SPS. I am beyond disgusted with this institution!

The good: This degree is respected by employers and other educational institutions. This is…read morecritical because many online programs give useless degrees. I have been interviewed by large companies for entry level positions in customer service/business development nobody judged my worth based on the degree. Most of the professors are good. They also have virtual extra curricular activities which allows you to make connections and network. The bad: I did not receive adequate preparation for an actual job in the media industry. I did do a journalism internship, but the school did not focus enough on teaching students to use specific styles of writing. The career center should be more familiar with what types of jobs alumni end up taking. The financial aid department needs to be on top of their game. Suggestions for the school: The curriculum would have been more useful if we had classes on topics such as a 3 credit course on SEO (instead of one week unit within a course) or a 9 credit concentration on web design with at least one or two coding courses instead of a 3 credit course that barely scratches the surface. Spend more time developing an alumni network and make sure career services and financial aid are on top of their game.

Years ago my son was denied admission to the high school. The only students from his class that…read morewere admitted to the school were those whose parents attended the school or if you had connections and friends who knew someone. Despite having the highest score BJE score in his eighth grade class he was denied admission. Many of his friends ridiculed him for not getting in. It is about twenty years later now and my son is married with a lovely family. He is a successful neurosurgeon in a teaching hospital in New York. We are all glad that politics did not affect his higher education. Ramaz has a lot to learn from the mistakes that have affected many young teenagers who felt like failures due to their lack of good judgement in choosing their students.

Ramaz provides a perfect balance of stellar Judaic studies and general studies education while…read moreteaching the importance of being a mensch.

Six years I lived down the street from the school. I had the opportunity to enter for various…read morereasons on many occasions. I found this school to be typical of most Public Schools in NYC. It captured my heart because I considered it my neighborhood school. I remember used book sales in the vestibule. It helps raise funds for school needs. I came to this location to vote during election time. They were gracious and the premises were always clean. Since I moved from the vicinity I heard of some disturbing incidents. That was a couple years ago. I'm not concerned because even prestigious academy's have had incidents not far from here. PS 169 tightened control and security since then. Just remember that trouble can show up anywhere! Unless someone tells me different, I'm giving PS 169 Four Stars. It's going to be forever in a corner of my heart.

The Robert F Kennedy School is where I attended junior high school from 1977 to 1981. It had a…read moregymnasium, an auditorium, and a woodworking shop.

My children have attended Little Ivies since they were each around 3 months old. As my son heads…read moreoff to kindergarten this fall and we tearfully say goodbye to Little Ivies, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on our years there and share a review. We have had an amazing experience at Little Ivies. We've loved the facility, the people, the program, and the owner/director. The space is so charming and absolutely perfect for children 0-5, and is kept immaculately clean. The care for the younger children is incredible - the babies are so loved by the director and entire staff, not only their main teacher. They do fantastic activities, have the cutest little gym (it may look small, but the 0-2yos who use it universally adore it!), go for neighborhood walks, and spend time in the facility's charming private backyard (so perfect with Covid). As the children get a little older, they continue to have warm, loving caregivers, and also start learning more formally. Given the small class sizes, the teachers have been able to go well beyond the traditional daycare or preschool curriculum, while still incorporating loads of music, movement, arts, and play throughout the day. Now at 5, my almost-kindergartener has amazing relationships, reads very well, and has loads of incredible memories of a lifetime-to-date at Little Ivies. Every teacher has been phenomenal -- hiring amazing people is one of the director's many talents -- and we are so grateful for each and every one of them. We recommend the program wholeheartedly.