My son just graduated the other day. I think it speaks volumes my younger son will never ever…read moreattend Cardinal Spellman in Brockton MA. We had four years worth of experience. Mr. Hodes (President) lacks knowledge and experience in how to appropriately interact with families from other backgrounds, other than his own (white). In 10th grade, my son got into a physical altercation with another child. This was an isolated incident. I do not instill violence in my children. There was a "zero tolerance" policy in place. So they suspended him and naturally I was enraged by their inability to be open to another approach/ perspective. I emailed and met in person about my concerns. I researched and provided reputable resources to support my concerns. Additionally, my son has always struggled academically, due to being formally diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia. He just had a most recent psychological testing by my district that further supported key components that should have urged them to reevaluate their policy. After all that time, energy and effort, it amounted to nothing. Instead, Mr Hodes personalized my advocacy and embraced his ego and privilege of being a white! How typical! Later that same year, I came across him at my sons basketball game. He looked me right in my face with disgust and couldn't maintain his professionalism, especially given his title. He is a non entity, so I found humor in it and was satisfied seeing him for who he really is. Then Mariann Hogan was my son's guidance counselor! What a joke! I have my MSW and basic skills to create a healthy experience under the scope of a guidance counselor was not present. Each year, a new academic support plan was to be developed. I was only able to get two plans out of four years (freshman and sophomore year). Half the time the teachers didn't adhere to the whole purpose of the academic plan. The worst of it all is senior year, during the most critical time of the college application process, she takes three weeks off. There was no one to take her place so my son had the crucial support he needed. This was an extremely stressful time, which should make sense to the average school personnel. To no surprise, my son backed out of the idea of college. Mrs Hogan sent a very strong message with her careless absence and lack to interpersonal skills to have built an appropriate relationship with my son. The whole school needs to get revamped and embrace Critical Race Theory. Culturally, so lost!

Wonderful school. Strong focus on children coming out with good moral character, academics and…read moreathletics. They have taken my shy child and helped boost her confidence in track and field, and she has maintained honor roll status. The school boasts an amazing gym, and all the kids got Ipads this summer, so less books to buy and lug around. The tuition is fair, and the focus on the children unsurpassed. VERY happy with this school, your child would be lucky to attend.

Best school for my child development. He is in a save living environment. The teachers are always…read moreavailable to discuss any concern with the parent.

I can't say enough good things about this preschool/ daycare. My son began when he was 3 (they…read morestart at 2.9). He is now 4 and in the full preschool program in prep for kindergarten. These people have taken preschool and perfected it to a science. The teachers are wonderful with the kids, the facility is clean and safe, the activities are amazing and my son actually enjoys going. I like how the teachers take the time to listen and treat each child as an individual. Yes there are rules and structure but they know there is "wiggle room" within that. When my son had problems paying attention they had multiple tools to try to help him. He still has his days (they're 4. Need I say more) but he is thriving and more than ready for kindergarten in Sept.

I can't say enough about Franklin Children's School. I went there as a small child and now 30+…read moreyears later I am delighted to send my children there. I have never met a group of teachers like those at FCS. I feel so fortunate that my children are spending their preschool years at Franklin Children's School!

Genuinely the most traumatizing years of my life. The teachers were cruel; they did nothing to stop…read moreissues with substances, child abuse, bullying, and more. If I could choose again, I would have never gone here--please, spare your children from this rat- and mold-infested school.

My son received an excellent education at St. Mary's School. He then went on to accede…read moreacademically in high school and college. St. Mary's School was combined with other Parochial schools to form the current All Saints School at the same location. This is the reason why you will not find current reviews for St. Mary's School. The change happened several years ago.

What an amazing school! I had my 3 kids attend Steeple and have nothing but praise for all of the…read moreteachers.

I sent two children to this preschool and have nothing negative to say about the teachers. However,…read moreon the very last day of my second child's preschool I had an extremely unpleasant interaction with the director that has overshadowed any good experiences I had at Steeple school. She spoke to me in such an unkind way that I will never forget when I look back on my children's preschool years.

It's a generally good school. If you treat the teachers with respect and at least try to learn, you…read morewill be liked. Some teachers are not going to like you. Some will be extra hard but you have to show you are strong and succeed your high school career.

Great campus, clean updated building and friendly faculty and staff. The students during the open…read morehouse were great tour guides and presented very well.

Christine the girls and the Dr were awesome I called short notice and she got me and my two cats…read morebig kitty and Murphy in that following Monday (called on a Friday) they help you with lower cost with the same procedure while teaching the students and not taking advantage of people like most places around the area will definitely be following up with them in the near future ( I'm still sorry my cat scratched you ) thank you again you guys were awesome

Recently we went to a nice Jazz recital at the Isenberg Auditorium and it was a wonderful…read moreexperience. The auditorium was very easy to access, the seats were comfortable and the way the seating is set up (at an angle) makes every seat a good seat to watch any performance. With a school founder who was recognized in New England and abroad in the late 1800s for being among the first American educators to incorporate Art into her primary and secondary curricula, Wheeler sees the Visual and Performing Arts as part of its very DNA. The concert hall is a 400-seat auditorium that is easily accessible from many areas of the Wheeler School campus. Great place, great venue.