Unbelievably disrespectful, easily distracted, not a good teacher at all whatsoever. Takes time to…read morepersonally disrespect everyone in the room, and more time to finish smoking. Not very qualified, do not recommend at all. Stay away from this school.

Sals is a rite of passage in Guilford - Sal has been teaching teens how to drive for decades now-…read morehe is no frills no nonsense and we liked that

If you want your son to receive one of the finest, caring and authentic educations available in the…read morecountry, send him to Oxford Academy. The teaching staff and administration are top notch, celebrate every single student's strengths and talents and find a way to genuinely and authentically reach every young man to maximize their abilities and talents.

I graduated from Oxford some 30 - plus years ago, I was flunking out of my high school and going…read morenowhere. Oxford saved me...with it's superb one on one teaching method......I was able to not only graduate with good grades but also go to college and graduate. I thank Oxford everyday for saving my life and giving me a nice boost of self worth.

Montessori Discovery School, located in Norwich, CT is an oasis in a desert of school systems…read morestruggling to connect with their students. I consider the discovery of this gem one of the most fortuitous findings in my lifetime. MDS melds the Montessori philosophy with their unique perspectives to create an ideal environment that nurtures their students, instilling in them the passion to learn on their own. Students develop the skills to funnel their natural curiosities into a solid method for learning- students are not so much taught new ideas and concepts- they are given the tools and the guidance to do this on their own. This basic foundation for acquiring knowledge is essential and will serve the students well into adulthood. Students also learn to interact with each other in a respectful manner. The most stunning thing you will notice if you view a school in session is just how quiet the classrooms can be. Students are also taught skills such as cooking, cleaning, and other household tasks as a way of developing personal responsibility. My son has thrived in this fertile environment. I am thankful every day that he had the opportunity to attend such an innovative and creative school.

Our child has been at Stoneview Children's University since he was 3 years old. They teach with…read morethe Montessori Method which if you are not familiar with, is outstanding and worth the time researching. The Montessori method has expanded our child's education and exposed him to ideas and subjects in a way that has enriched his education far beyond our expectations. The class sizes are small and the school has a "family" feeling amongst students, parents/guardians and teachers. They offer before and after school care during the academic school year. It is certainly worth a visit by your family and child. The contact person is Cindy Fish (860) 859-0407.

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.

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.

I signed up for an Aviation Survival and Egress Training. I wasn't sure what to expect because all…read moreI really knew was that it was a water survival traning, so I was a little intimidated. The directions to get to the building are simple, unless you follow Waze, which in that case, you just need to look across the street from the main terminal at Groton regional. Upon entering, I was greeted and walked to my classroom where I met the instructor, Danny. He introduced himself and asked me what my job duties were just to get to know me. After a quick tour of the facility and going over basic safety and housekeeping rules, class started. It is a wealth of information and going over what to expect in the water. During class, I was mentally working myself up into a panic because of my personal fear of failing, which I highly suggest NOT doing. After lunch, we got changed into our swimsuits and flightsuits and proceeded to the pool. I am still panicking failure, but I just kept trying to remember the morning class of what I needed to do. They have several divers who will get you if you start to have issues underwater and need to come up, but if you don't panic and take a little longer to put classroom lessons into action, the instructors and divers let you have your time. By the end of class, I ended up loving everything. The instructors are so patient and helpful and answer all questions you have or talk you through any difficulties you have during the practicals. They are really supportive and I couldn't have asked for a better experience to learn how to survive a water landing in an airplane. I HIGHLY recommend Survival Systems. It may not be your cup of tea for training, but I find it important for EVERYONE who flies to take this training. Hopefully, you never have to use it. And don't be like me and get into your own head; just take the course as it is and you will succeed.

EXCELLENT TRAINING. I took the Aviation Survival & Egress Training (ASET III), and it's been one of…read morethe most incredible experiences from start to finish. Instructors Dan and Jackson are phenomenal, and every single person from the Dive Team are simply AMAZING. Excellent training, incredible facility, best instructors, and more importantly lots of practical skills and learning that prepared me to develop confidence to deal with survival and underwater scenarios. This training has forever changed my life. Super highly recommended.

My 3 kids are currently enrolled in the younger grades. We believe in its focus of developing the…read morewhole child, not just teaching to standardized tests required by the State. New teachers on staff are bringing a new and positive energy to my kids learning atmosphere. It's a small school with limited resources but is supported by great families as part of a larger community.

I just wanted to say that I am so happy with our experience at St. John School so far! I have three…read morechildren enrolled, a fourth coming soon, and am so pleased by the education they are receiving. The teachers, specifically, are superb! St John's is more than just a school for my family. It mimics and is an extension of the values that my family focuses on at home. St. John's is a close-knit family community that is moral value driven. The school does not succumb to the constant, ever-changing polit.ically-influenced govmt curriculum. And above all, their education begins with a solid Catholic foundation. I'm so happy we chose St. Johns!