The Whitefield School has a major problem with a lack of professionalism, safety and overall…read moreeducation of the students. The president of the school once accused me of being a pedophile , for hugging the children of my friends in the lobby. He never asked me if I knew the kids, he simply said "you are not allowed to touch the little girls, it is not appropriate". He accused me of seeking out the hugs, which by the way were from the kids of my friends. I had the video of the lobby pulled of the morning if this accusation. I was in the lobby of the school dropping my son off when a few kids ran out of their way, over to me, to hug me. Never did I coax them or seek them out. The superintendent of SAU36 and I watched the video, she agreed that I did nothing wrong and made the principal apologize to me. Oh, and for the record, on that video less than 30 seconds after I left the lobby, the principal himself is seen hugging two young boys in the lobby, yup....right after telling me I cannot hug. The principal singled me out for unknown reasons. If you spend any time in the lobby of that school during pickup and dropoff times , you will see students hugging lots of people, including staff. So, if it is not appropriate for me to hug the kids of my friends, then teachers hugging kids should certainly not be allowed. There are staff members, teachers, who speed and ignore stop signs in the parking lot of the school. A parking lot which is very small and often crowded with small children walking back and forth. I have almost been hit many times walking in that lot, including by teachers and staff. Raising this concern to the school got nowhere. The only thing the principal did was to send out an email reminding staff to obey traffic signs. Even after the date of that email going out, I still witnessed staff driving dangerously in the parking lot. Upon speaking with the principal on this again, he invited me to contact the chief of police in Whitefield as they control traffic for the town. I did contact the chief, his quote was "it is private property, they would have to ask us for special attention to something there". This, by the way, was the answer even though the school has an on site police officer, a school resource officer. I asked the school to contact the police and ask them for extra attention to the matter. The SAU36 superintendent told me "we defer to the police on these matters and trust their opinion.". I asked the police chief his opinion, he said "obviously we don't want that kind of driving there". But never did anything about it, no action was ever taken. Matter of fact, instead of watching the drivers at stop signs in the parking lot, the school and the police decided to have the stop sign flat out removed! Great solution. It was time to move on from dealing with these people. I then contacted the School Board. The answer was "we trust the police to make these decisions for us". Well, what if that decision is wrong? The worst part is the school passing the buck to the police, while the police passes it back. The liability ultimately falls on the school. I have emails and letters to the SAU36 office and school staff raising the concern of this matter. Our new school has a teacher at every stop sign, making people obey the traffic. Whitefield should be ashamed of themselves. It CAN be done, they just refuse to do so. Another clear sign of lack of safety, a parent was driving the wrong way down a one way in a school zone for months with nothing done about it. It was happening almost every day. I made the assistant principal aware of this situation. I then proceeded to check in at the office with the vice principal three times over the next two weeks for a follow up, as the situation was still happening. The answer was "gee, I have been so busy getting my desk packed up to move my office that I just haven't gotten to it yet". Packing up her desk held priority over a parent driving the wrong way down a one way in a school zone. The vice principal also lied to the chief of police about the time line in which she was notified about the wrong way driver, to save face. The leaders of this school, in my opinion, should be removed. Two years ago while waiting in the front lobby and dropping off my son, we both witnessed the principal putting a child in a head lock and dragging the child across the lobby, to the main office. This child had kicked over a trash barrel , which I witnessed. This is inappropriate, a child is never to be handled that way unless he is armed and dangerous. I have MUCH more to share, but have filled the available space here. SAU36 office leaders s/b ashamed and Whitefield School admin the same.

The staff is so incredible at this school! We are so grateful that my son has been able to go there.read more

What a super good school. My daughter loves it there . Would not want to be anywhere else.read more

actually great…read more I just want this to have a better average so when papa Richard searches up our school on his iPhone for directions he doesnt see a 3 star average infront of our dope school

From the owner: Fryeburg Academy is an independent boarding and day school, serving grades 9-12 and postgraduate…read more We invite you to explore our site and learn how students from around the globe find their place in the world through our exceptional academic, art, and athletic programs.

We moved here from Connecticut this past winter. We wanted to transition our daughter into a school…read moreas we had been homeschooling. This has been perfect! The class sizes are tiny. Her class has 6 kids. The teachers are so caring and my daughter loves it. Finding this school has probably been the best thing about our move out here.

So thankful to have this great public resource available. Well maintained with easy access. As I am…read morecurrently recovering from significant injuries, having this safe place to walk available has been extremely helpful.

Ahhhhh... My Newman! I first experienced this track years…read moreago when I participated in Relay For Life. It has since had a make over and is all new and according to my husband "soft and spongy". According to me it is one of the levels of hell. In the track's defense, it is in no way at fault that I suck at running and have been stuck on week 4 of the couch to 5 k for weeks. The scoreboard horn reminds us both of a dalek and the writing above it is something very close to dalek... I can't remember what it is exactly... So I get the feeling that while I am struggling to jog around that circle the score board is saying "exterminate!" I have discovered that the track is not flat from my mapmyride tracking!! I knew it was tougher at the Nutter Rd side of the track and thought I was being a whine bag, but according to the tracking... There is a 20ft height difference. Thanks for the hill work. :-) The field and track are quite nice and are used quite a bit. We have seen people there every time we go. The refurbished parking are and surrounding area is super and well done.

Very great place, there are many charitable events around the school, and more this year with the…read morepay it forward theme of this year. They have a amazing career and tech department, and give many opportunities for learning new skills with events around the school. They have amazing teachers in the career and tech department, one of those teachers include Mr. Harrington, who has been a automotive technician for 40 years, and takes great pride in his work at the school. Though a mountainside school, the community is forgiving and amazing, and with many schools I've seen and experienced; this school by far is the best.

Great school. Good selection of classes…read more Honestly I saw the lack of reviews and felt bad.

Tilton school provides a foundation and climate in which its students become life-long learners…read more The faculty is distinguished and supportive at the same time. It is rare to have this combination along with a beautiful campus. The campus is nestled into a hill hence the nickname the Hill. It is located in the Lakes Region in New Hampshire. The school has an active Alumni Association and the alums all share Tilton Success!

The best school I ever attended. I now have the great pleasure of working here. The faculty are…read moreamazing people, and the school does everything they can to provide a safe and enriched learning environment.

I attended Brewster Academy as a freshman. I really believe Brewster is the best school in the…read moreworld and any that goes there will thrive! It is really so incredible

Eh. The food is okay. I lived off a diet of white rice and warm water. It got me through. Maybe a…read morelittle bit more seasoning on rice. It's a tad bit bright so that can hurt. You may get hit by a unicycler so watch out. The dorms are hot so bring an air conditioner. Bring extra salt for your rice.