Luckily for my family we have found the means to attend a wonderful home schooling - school, but we…read morehave to turn in paperwork to the elementary school every summer.. those receptionists are incredibly rude to us and many other families I have spoken to About this issue. Instead of being helpful they have been greeting our family for 3 years in a row with rude comments and tones. They clearly don't like homeschooling parents and I'm pretty sure they filed our first year paperwork in the trash because they had NO records of them the following year!! As homeschooling parents we can be audited for that!! When we ask them to make us a copy of their signature because of their prior negligence, they said oh if we did it for you, we'd have to do it for everyone.. oh everyone that pays thousands in tax dollars to your district and our kids never see money from that?? You can't spare a .10 cent copy? Is the district really that hard up or are they that discriminating towards homeschooling families?? You only confirmed our choice in schools since them being the face of the school is piss poor and incredibly concerning. I believe this is Colebrookdale Elm, near the giant in Gilbertsville specifically. We don't attend there I just know it's where we have to turn in the paperwork, unfortunately for us.

My lunch experience today was horrendous. Someone had placed chewing gum in my spicy chicken…read moresandwich and I did NOT receive another chicken sandwich. The fact that the gum was chewed with another persons germs. This is horrible.

The fear, confusion and anger that came with our son's learning disability diagnosis 11 years ago…read morehas shifted to acceptance and pride and joy. We enrolled our son at The Hillside School in second grade. He was there for three years then re-enrolled in seventh grade to help pilot the middle school program. The strategies he was taught in reading and writing along with skills in meta-cognition and self-advocacy have successfully supported him through high school and he will graduate in June. He was recently re-evaluated by our local school district in preparation for college admission. While he will always have a learning difference, he has tested out of needing specially designed instruction and hence an IEP. The faculty and staff at The Hillside School have consistently guided us with compassion and respect. Our investment in our son's education in his elementary and middle school years has been worth the time, effort and money put forth. My gratitude for Hillside is deep and wide. We celebrate our son's strengths every day and look forward to a bright future.

From the owner: The Hillside School is the leading independent day school in the Lehigh Valley that is dedicated to…read moreeducating children who are diagnosed with dyslexia or other language-based learning disabilities.

Great historically black boarding academy that has a solid mission of building culture and…read morepreparing young people for the kingdom!

Pine Forge Academy is more than just a school it is a life altering experience for the good. There…read moreis no place like it and if I had to do it all over again I'd make the same choice. I will always be grateful for my alma mater.

I grew up in this township & its excellent governance & communications with residents makes it an…read moreoutstanding government. As a result, the schools are famously reliable, well-run, achieving, and confidence-inspiring. The land use is not overwhelmed so there's still plenty of open space & farmland to break up the ever-encroaching suburban development. The police are friendly & familiar to locals. Residents often have multiple generations grow up, a sign it's a great place. Taxes are usual NJ high, standard 2% for the county. Overall, a great place to live.

Parkland Invites Special Needs POC Senior(& Son of only Black Teacher) To Senior Honor Awards Only…read moreTo Be Forgotten Sad how you invited a senior with special needs to the awards, have him invite his family that drove hours to see it, to only sit in the crowd for two hours watching everyone else get called except him. Only to give him a measly certificate with a "4.0" gpa afterwards. When his Aunt asked who was responsible for all this, You asked who HE is. He is the son of the only black teacher you have. And you couldn't even bother to give him a correct certificate and call his name like you invited him to do so. Shame on you Parkland. I hope whoever is responsible for this KNOWS this did not go unnoticed and you should be the most ashamed.

Absolutely horrible for your kids graduation. They block off all the best seats for school…read moreadministration and make parents sit out of view of child or able to get any personal photos other then on an electronic screen.

US News & World Report ranked Conestoga High School as #3 in PA as of September 2011…read more(http://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/pennsylvania). 'Nuff said....

We love everything about this school. From the supportive loving staff to the challenging academics…read moreand the community spirit that can be felt just walking through the building. If you are looking for a great private school, look no further!

The current administration of this school is not good and there is no school board for oversight…read more While this school has some wonderful teachers, the administration is very toxic. If your child has any special needs such as being gifted, has ADHD, anxiety, or anything else that isn't the norm, they will not thrive here. I do not recommend sending your child here. This school was great many years ago, but is now well below average. Choose another Catholic primary school and avoid this one at all costs.

Food is mediocre at best, my friend got food poisoning, also bathrooms are atrocious. Suspicious…read moreodors are extremely common. Also I didn't like my 10th grade English class. The other people are annoying at there is too much yelling at 7 in the morning.

Despite all the "I don't know how to _______, I went to North Penn" jokes, and the ESPN 2000…read moreFootball documentary debacle, North Penn is a top class school, ranked among the best in an area that honestly has quite a few great high schools. I graduated in 99, so I was in the era of our sports teams dominating at everything, but as far as I know, the teams are still good, even if they aren't #1. And there is an abundance of non-athletic extracurricular activities. From art, to activism, to music, to politics, and beyond. The student government actually has a big hand in running the school, rather than essentially being elected in name only. And I had very few of those stereotypical "getting through to retirement" bitter teachers. GO KNIGHTS! Uh, duh. Edited to add the best thing of all (and I swear if they don't exist anymore, I'll burn my yearbooks and break ties with NPHS forever). CREAMIES! You have to love a school that offers, almost at the price of a a full lunch, two giant chocolate chip cookies filled with a frosting made simply of shortening and sugar. And I wonder why I'm chubby.