The school is exquisite, you will definitely want to enroll your student into this institution. The…read moreschool has a plethora of activities that your child will absolutely want to get involved with. They always make sure the students get the education they deserve, and will surely prepare them for college. It is an immensely diverse school and embraces it to the fullest.

The high school is a joke. I personally watched a whole bullying scandal go down within the junior…read morevarsity cheerleading squad. The coaches lied and the faculty that was handling the problem to resolve did nothing. All the coaches and the faculty did was call the students involved and the parents of the students liars. I thought that the purpose of the faculty and the teachers was to help guide, mentor and show them how to become better individuals for the grown-up world. The teachers, the faculty and the coaches here are a joke. The information they post within their school and on their website about a "no bullying" policy is a lie. I graduated from this high school and I am truly embarrassed to say that I wore the colors Orange and Black.

Such a great school and community that truly cares about each individual student. They go PK3-8th…read moregrade with small class sizes and enthusiastic faculty.

PRS is a very unique school. This is our youngest son's 11th year as a senior at PRS and our older…read moreson attended for 10 years, graduating in 2018. The school is a perfect size - small enough for individualized learning but large enough to support a range of special interests (sports teams, arts, etc.). Students are encouraged by both teachers and peers to try new things and are celebrated for whatever their abilities are, whether academic, athletic or creative. There is a vibe at the school - kids and teachers are happy and glad to be there - which is hard to describe but easy to see. Academics standards are excellent and our sons had no problems being accepted at George School. Although not affiliated with a religious group, strong moral and personal standards are taught and expected from students, helping them develop into responsible and capable teens. Technology is well integrated into the curriculum from the earliest classes onward. The graduates I've seen over the years are generally respectful, grounded and confident kids who are comfortable with themselves and proud of who they are as individuals.

Can't say enough great things about CHBC! I was looking for a Montessori school for my son and…read morefound this hidden gem in Fairless Hills. I called and they fortunately had availability! I brought my son in and one of the teachers took the time to sit down and evaluate him so we could decide on what class to start him in. He adores his teacher and his classmates! I also love the transparency with what he is learning and enjoy updates from the teacher regarding his development. This school really takes the time to pay close attention to each student which is so important especially in a sea of commercial childcare. I highly recommend this school to anyone looking to get their child started in preschool!

I spent years researching all the schools within 45 minutes of our home and settled on Children's…read moreHouse of Bucks County. This is a nurturing and calm environment and my children have grown, learned, and blossomed. They love it there and I could not be happier with the education they are receiving.

What a great school. Not only is my daughter excited to go to school every morning, but she is…read morelearning and so much and the only complaint I get from her is that I pick her up too early :-) Dance, music, drama, art, Spanish on top of math and reading... what more could a parent ask for. Cannot wait to see their recital. Great job Deena and staff!

My sister took my nephew for a trial day recently. She was excited about this school only to be…read moredisappointed in the end. The manager (Rebecca) explained that they would not have time to teach a 3 yr old how to write. Staffing wouldn't permit that. Also in the brochure it states they potty train, false! His pull up was an issue as well. In the email, she stated he wanted to play with the toys and interacted with the children well. So what's the issue ? I am glad we are aware before he was enrolled and possibly ignored or worse. On the hunt for a "Good" pre-K,