Our two year old son has been at Goddards for 5 months. We have been very happy with the school and…read moreteachers. The school is clean, safe and provides many activities for the children's development. We have worked primarily with Miss Tia, Miss Denise and Miss Tanya who have been absolutely wonderful and caring. They were instrumental in helping our son overcome separation anxiety when he started and have all been very supportive. Our son has become very attached to all of them.

Not a school that I recommend. My 2 children went through…read morethis school. My oldest was there for 3 years and youngest for 2. My older one did fine, no problems. The teachers and directors were always super sweet to us. But when my younger son was 2 years old the school had no idea how to handle age appropriate negative behaviors. Some 2 year olds can be challenging but instead of trying to help, they instead tried everything to get us to leave the school and transfer him out. I would pick him up every day and his diaper and pants would be soaked and I would ask "how come no one changed him?" And consistently I would get the answer "he refused." Ummm a 2 year old refused to change their diaper and you are ok with that? Same thing with food. He would not be given his lunch but everything was thrown out daily. Their attitude towards us changed completely. No more sweet, helpful teachers and directors. It was just a very uncaring situation when a child becomes a little challenging. But if your child follows all their rules and never gives any problem (like my older one), they will do fine. We switched my younger one to Joni's down the street (I was hesitant because the building was older and cramped and I hadn't known much about that school). But I am so thankful for the switch. He did amazing and he thrived there with their love.

This school was awesome! We went here for a total of 4 years before we moved. The school was…read morefantastic! The morals they taught the children and the kindness and patience and how gracious everyone was warms my heart. The school was just fantastic, and I am at a loss for words. It was truly an awesome school that worshipped God through everything.

Great school. I have three kids at Cornerstone from Pre-K up to 5th grade. The teachers are…read morewonderful. I love the diversity in the small student body with families from many area churches and equally many ethnic backgrounds.

This USED TO BE a wonderful school with high achieving students. Over the past five years,…read morehowever, the school has suffered terribly from extremely poor leadership on the part of the administration (Head Master and Admissions Director) and the Board of Directors. The faculty and staff are terrific (5 stars for them), who work tirelessly to provide a quality educational experience, but they are stifled by leadership that provides no support or true enthusiasm for the school community - publicly or privately. The end result is that enrollment has suffered and that students who, in years past, would have not qualified academically are now welcomed with their parent's open checkbooks.

A long-standing bastion of the community serving student grades K through 9.read more

As I have heard St James is one of the best schools in the Manchester area (blue ribbon). The…read moreteachers are excellent and instill discipline, morals values, traditions and social norms as they guide students for a better academic future. It's good that they have uniforms. Though this could be seen as an expense to the parents, this is one way to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor. I guess this logic would work in a public school and not a private one, as only rich parents would be able to afford a private school. The school is in a residential community that causes inconvenience to the neighbors but the school is able to build a good rapport with the neighbors by hiring staff to guide traffic during busy hours. There is a lot of focus on religion in the school. If the school plans to build on diversity, this would be a good time to educate kids on different religions with primary focus on Christianity (catholic).

Steer very clear of this "school." KLA only cares about your money and their image. Your children…read morewould be cared and educated much better at any other childcare establishment. Their curriculum is backwards, management seems lost, and the administration makes only the decisions a parent would squirm at. Past owners and staff were a godsend. Current owners and what has become of a once loved school, is a nightmare.

This place has a racist problem, I called them many times, last year and this year , they never…read morecalled me back, Amy is not a friendly co director at all, they have the before and after care for school age but they told me they don't, she never called me back because she doesn't know what I am looking for, really... and she doesn't even bother to call me and ask? I went there for a very short tour and I noticed they don't have any other different kind of kids beside white kids. Over priced day care and unfriendly, I would rather spend my money at somewhere else much better than them.

The high school provides plenty of resources to allow their students to grow and prepare for…read morecollege. I'm grateful for the opportunities I found here, as well as the friends I've made. I will say, the administration does sometimes make decisions that make one question whether they prioritize students' growth or the image of the school, but overall, I am better off now because of this school and the experiences I've had here.

What a fine high school. It gets top ratings for a good reason. It IS tops in the Sciences, Arts,…read morelanguages, etc. My son just started here a few months ago, and what a difference it's been since our own high school days! It's a full time job just to read up on all it has to offer. All is as it should be, since this is a VERY highly taxed area. You get what you pay for here. iPads for all students? And the facilities are huge and wondrous. Well tended and with good security. Communication is good, too. For a high school experience, I can't imagine it gets any better than this. *Note: just make sure you know where you are headed. I got lost a lot on parent night. I'd never make it to class on time!

I came here for the boundless playground and trail. The parking lot was spacious. The playground…read moreand trail are not open during school hours. The playground was huge! About 4 playscapes and various other little rides. My kids played there for an hour and really enjoyed it. There was a school garden right near there. A large field and the trail entrance is located on the outskirts of the field. There were outdoor classrooms at the beginning of the trail. There was a basketball court, swings, and bike path. Based on all the amenities, this seems great for a visitor; as for the school itself, I'm not sure since I don't have children enrolled in it. Overall, a great playground right near a great trail!

My youngest attended, despite the expected and usual girl drama, she had a wonderful experience at…read moreConard High School. The academics, open social fabric, and sports were her interests. The school offers much more for any students interest. West Hartford Public Schools are the place to be, learn, explore, and grow. Even this old William Hall High School graduate thought the most of Conard High School. He even allowed his off spring to enjoy her Conard Blaze Dazes untarnished by her Hall High Pop.

I love this place! I've been working here as an intern for about 5 months and I've loved every…read moresecond. They don't seem to care that I'm a registered sex offender.