Overall, the structure of the camp is great. However, they frequently make last minute changes, do…read morenot communicate them, and then get frustrated when you are not following these changes. I worked here for 4 summers out of convenience, and it was one of the most hostile environments I have never been in. If you went to Camp Sewataro growing up, great, they will welcome you with open arms and you will fit in. If you did not, you will be isolated, shut out by fellow employees, and not be able to participate in events that the camp runs but chooses strictly campers-turned-employees for. If you are a college graduate, teacher, childcare professional, etc, you will still be getting supervised by an unqualified college kid, just because they grew up at camp. Pay is also terrible. I was making $11 an hour while having a Master's degree in education. There are hundreds of other camps in the area, don't work here.

Amazing, well-run camp that fills kids' summer days with fishing, swimming, archery, campfires and…read moremore. My kiddos are looking forward to their fifth summer at Sewataro. It's a very special place.

You cannot find a better, well rounded day camp in the area. The kids experience horse riding…read morelessons, arts & crafts, nature, theater dance & music, sports, archery, rocketry, Project SOAR (climbing, repelling, zip lining, etc), swimming lessons & free swim and LOTS more. This is a family run camp with a significant number of repeat staff and campers. The 2-week sessions give the campers a chance to become comfortable and competent. Many campers attend multiple sessions & I believe this is because the staff truly enjoys their work and the campers. It is such an awesome place, if only I was young again....

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I did gymnastics here for a few years and loved it! The coaching staff are amazing and quickly…read morebecome like family! I felt like I was being pushed as a gymnast but not out of my comfort zone or at a pace where I feared my safety! I learned how to protect my self during a fall before anything and always felt safe doing new skills as I 1) had the knowledge of how to protect my self 2) had great coaches to aid in spotting me and 3) had trust worthy equipment! 10/10 recommend

Everything about this place is the best. Not only does my daughter love their classes, but she just…read morehad the birthday of her dreams there. I cant thank Jan and everyone here that makes classes fun and everything to look forward to. I won't lie, we wanted to take our girl to Disney for her bday but she wanted her bday here more - she was the happiest little girl!

I have had a great time there. I learned a lot. It was great to be outside all summerread more

Let me preface this by saying that taking a left-turn out of the parking lot is a giant pain but…read moreit's not worth taking off stars for. It's on Route 20. People can be really lovely and will let you out and it's certainly easier in the summer months to do the school run. Enough said. Moving on... We moved our 18 month-old here after leaving Knowledge Beginnings in Maynard after they lost him one day on the playground. He then went to another daycare for a transition period but that was shutdown due to a (very expensive) typhoid outbreak. So my son enrolled in NGCC after being at a series of schools with compliance violations from losing kids to unvaccinated staff. As an obsessive researcher of all things, I'm pleased to note that NGCC's state compliance records are gorgeous, suitable for framing. We enrolled our LO in NGCC blindly after a recommendation from another parent who left KinderCare and enrolled their LO at NGCC with great results. We loved the data and information that NGCC shared with us about development and preparation for Kindergarten. (As a mildly obsessive PhD, I love all the data and learning opportunities!) It made us feel confident that we were making a good choice for LO and that he would thrive there. I can say that after about a month at NGCC, LO loves it. I love that it's like a proper school setting with a professional front desk, excellent security, it's set back from the road, leadership is accessible, and staff seem content and loyalty is strong. The cost of care is very reasonable and I feel like I should be paying more for the services we receive as part of tuition! The facilities are wonderful, too. I feel great arriving at 4.55 or 5.00 on the dot to find a parking lot and lobby full of other working parents which was utterly absent from the KinderCare and the transitional school. There's an unspoken camaraderie among working parents which is reassuring. They give him lunch every day which has helped us expand his palate and nutritional options and also given us back some time in the evening as a family. Overall, he's sleeping better, no more mysterious bumps and bruises, if he gets a bump, someone calls me immediately, and he's just overall a happier little guy. They're so hands-on and very in-tune with child development. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend NGCC to anyone and it's not surprising there's a high demand for placement there!

If you are a person of color do not bother! It was either me or my daughter that this school did…read morenot like, I took my daughter because i wanted her to have some social interactions with kids her age seeing that every person in our house was above 16. Before we started i was asked what i hoped to gain told them my child was potty training i would love for it if they continued; then i noticed on her reports she had more wet diapers than potty tries. I inquired about this they said i was layering too much! reduce the layers and now she only wore sweatpants still the same, they said the pull up i provided were not the right ones and i need to use the ones that they used. My husband got the ones that they wanted but still the wet diapers were more. when i inquired how frequent she was put on the potty i get a call telling me that my daughter is acting different crying all day and they have kids to attend too since she is not the only one. My baby was 26 months and could not be comforted when she was in distress as if they are providing me free services or they do not know the number of kids in the class. In the morning when i went to drop her off the teacher at the door completely ignored us another teacher had to come to great us. if possible i would give them 0 stars. When i went to pick my child's belonging they didn't even bother to inquiry how she was doing. Just passing by the school gives her truama so much so that she know our entire route to home she will call out the ice cream place her doctor's office mere shopping but pretend when we get to that school

MA Sports Leagues employs bait-and-switch advertising and insults potential customers when pointed…read moreout. I was researching some bubble soccer for a NYC event I am throwing. I found the website http://www.bubblesoccerusa.com/ and contacted them with simple questions about venue assistance and pricing. Days later, somebody from MA Sports League contacts me with a couple of answers and a higher price than advertised on that site, so I pointed it out to them. They told me package 3 was listed $600 on the site, yet it obviously says $500. I pointed out this pricing error multiple times, then after a few emails, when I declined their business due to lack of transparency and bait-and-switch marketing, the owner Matthew Pettinato replied with multiple insults, condescension, and some sort of machismo he felt was warranted in this situation. It was even borderline threatening at times. I just don't see how a company can survive this day when they treat somebody who is trying to give them money like this. Maybe it is by the people who fall for the bait-and-switch pricing. The owner clearly has some anger management issues and a false sense of grandeur. I would avoid at all costs.

The experience was a blast. The Bubble Soccer took over the party,and all the other…read morethings that we planned were ignored. So much fun. I would just caution anyone booking that the players should be in good physical condition as the bubbles are very heavy.

My daughter has spent the last 5 years attending Elite and returned this past summer as a…read morecounselor. It's been a great program to get her engaged in the sport and learn the foundations when she was young and then grow her skills as she matured.