Families are looking to find schools that their child think it's best for them and for their safety…read moretoo. Parents should definitely do what's best for their children by attending them to one of the best schools in the state, not only is Lower Merion High School one of the best, but also the best at welcoming new students who move or transferred from a different school. Here at Lower Merion High school, kids and teens should be welcomed and not come in nervous or feeling like they don't belong here at all. Lower Merion High School is not all about that, but to make your children feel like they belong here and that they should have the confidence to waking up knowing it's going to be a great day at their new school!

I've called the high school several times this year just to find out information for my current 8th…read moregrader soon going into high school for 2022. No one at the school had any real customer service demeanor. The front desk lady never said her name, nor was she inviting or nice. I was then transferred to the guidance counselor and she had no customer service either. I understand that people have a bad day, but as a customer service person, you have to put those things aside and treat people accordingly. I really have to consider whether Lower Merion High School will be my son's choice of school.

Great school. The staff is the best. Ms.April and Ms.Karen has always been great. My oldest…read moregraduated in 2011, my middle child is in the 4 5 class and i have a new born, that when the time come will be going. The place is clean, the staff is amazing, i wouldn't send my children any place else. The Roberts family love this school and would recommend it to everyone!!

My son went here last year and this year my daughter goes here. Pretty good school. No real…read morecomplaints! Teachers are nice and friendly. Its not too pricey. I love the fact that it is a Christian school! They also keep the classes small so there is more one on one with teacher and student. I wish the rooms were a hair bigger. They are not cramped, but they could have a bit more space. If the parents are there for something, people step over each other... They have a nice play place outside. They also do various events with the children every year so its nice to see that as well. Great place to send your kids!

I had to pull my child out of this school. Just horrendous all around. Teachers and administration…read moreare just very poor. I would never recommend this nursery school to anyone.

My son is getting an excellent education at Barrack. The educational philosophy at Barrack is one…read morethat takes each student individual needs into account. Whether your observance in Judaism leans more toward the orthodox or something in the other direction Barrack welcomes everyone easily and without judgement. From Sports, the Arts, STEAM and everything in between there is something for which every student can engage. I highly recommend this school:) Cindy

Look, it's pretty weird to write a Yelp review of your alma mater. But you gotta get those First to…read moreReview's one way or another, so here goes: Barrack (formerly known as Akiba Hebrew Academy) is one of few schools out there for those who want a sound education in Jewish history, Jewish law, Biblical study, and the Modern Hebrew Language. On top of that, Barrack has some great teachers in secular studies. At Barrack, you're welcomed no matter what type of Judaism you practice. That said, the school is very small and is under huge financial strain. This means that some of the programs the school wants to offer, such as art and music, can't be offered all the time, and the tuition seems to rise every year. But it's all worth it for the tight knit community based around the school, comprised of the teachers, students, students' families, and administrators. As a student, the smallness of the student body can feel stifling at times. However, the close attention and care you'll receive, as well as the lessons on how to be a giving part of such a community, make the experience well worth it. I can't imagine many current college students would give their high school four starts out of five, but at least among my friends who graduated from Barrack, I'd bet most of the them would give Barrack a four or higher. That's saying something. So there it is, a Yelp review of a high school education. Only on the internet...

This is the place for the Haver Ford Comperhinsive Daycare…read more They have 5 classes (at least). Class # 5 (where my daughter goes) has a very nice teacher that she care for the children too much, just like her own ones.

Piece of shit, full of excuses and unbelievably useless in it's attempts at "administration". We've…read moremoved a bit, had to register for school in many locales. Nobody likes to do it but it's an evil necessity. Paperwork upon reams of paperwork. But this time? This ridiculous excuse for a school district has left me and my son hanging in the most egregious way. School starts tomorrow and because someone along the way of the inane and inefficient manner in which we were forced to register, someone dropped the ball! After at least half a dozen tortuous phone calls to the district(where I was told more stories than a soap opera), two attempts in person to the school we are assigned (but of course has no room and it's a secret until you try and register), numerous e-mails to the most helpful and dedicated parent I've ever come across, after all of the screwball, scavenger hunt "procedures" - well, my son has NO school to attend on the first day of school. What a bunch of bullshit. This place is a low grade circus...

After having worked as a lead teacher Montessori Children's House located in Warminster, I love all…read moremy students and did my best as a teacher. However, I regret to say that I cannot in good conscience recommend this school. In comparison to other Montessori schools, the quality here falls short. The school operates on a very limited budget for education, resulting in a lack of essential classroom resources and a deficiency in authentic Montessori materials in the toddler class, such as practical life, math, and language materials. Instead, teachers are advised to purchase cheap supplies from dollar stores. I had to request parents to provide practical life materials like fruit and vegetables for lessons. Unfortunately, when we ran out of materials and the children were eager to engage, I found myself apologizing, explaining that we lacked these resources due to no weekly budget in the class - such situations compromise the authenticity of the Montessori approach and create challenges in delivering quality education. Moreover, the cost-cutting measures extend to the parents, who are required to provide snacks, water, and even plastic bags for the whole class on a monthly basis. The school fails to provide basic supplies like plastic bags for diaper changes, forcing teachers to borrow from each other. The frequency of fundraising events and requests for parental contributions raises questions about the allocation of funds. When it comes to safety, the school placed a much older child who frequently hurt the younger children in the toddler class. We experienced instances such as a child pushing five children consecutively on the head. Two teachers in my class reported the issue to the head of school, who responded with "I can't deal with it now, I am busy" and often shrugged off similar events. This lack of concern for the safety and well-being of the children in the school is deeply troubling. Furthermore, the hiring practices are questionable, with individuals who are not capable of working in a childcare setting or a lead teacher who doesn't have any training background in Montessori education being brought on board. Additionally, the treatment of employees is disappointing. Upon tending my resignation, the company unjustly reduced my pay rate without informing me and prematurely terminated my contract, depriving me of entitled paid holidays. In summary, it is sad to witness how this company prioritizes PROFIT over the well-being of its students and employees. Prospective parents and educators should be aware of these facts before considering this establishment.

The Montessori method is amazing. Compassion, independent thinking, respect, learning... there's…read morenothing that I can think of that hasn't benefited our son at the Montessori Children's House. Nona, the principal, is the most amazing, hands on, warm and intelligent principal anyone would be lucky to have. She stands in the hallway and shakes hands with each student, every morning, and wishes them a good day. The teachers are amazing. I can't say how lucky and blessed we feel to have entered our child into such an establishment. He used to go to another, very nice, daycare, which I referred to as "supervised arts and crafts". Montessori is a way of thinking and learning that cannot be beat. I'll recommend this school again and again.

College Bound Broomall is nothing short of fantastic! Both of my children have gone there for…read morevarious subjects over the past 5 years. Flexible, understanding and patient. 5 stars!!

Did not get to work with them since they could not call us back... ridiculous. I suggest paying the…read moresame amount of money to have someone come to your house for sat prep.

SMNS is a really unique place! I send my 2 year old daughter here and she loves it! The daycare is…read moreset inside the St Mary's church, but isn't religious. They have an awesome enclosed outdoor play area. They mix the children up so they get to know older and younger kids. The school has many family events that help build a strong community. The staff is awesome with low turn-over. Also, the school is flexible with schedules and has a money saving co-op option.

Our daughter goes here and we absolutely love it. It's located right on Penn's campus in a…read moretranquil setting that is tough to find in most of the city. The space used by the school was converted from part of St. Mary's Episcopal Church and has a really cool vibe. The rooms have high ceilings and lots of interesting play areas . The outdoor playground is amazing - you just have to see it. The staff is very attentive And finally, yes, they have a parking lot for pick-ups and drop-offs so no worries about scrambling to beat the PPA.