This school is really beautiful the staff care about there students and go out of their way to make…read moresure they are learning and being helped. Everybody from the Gym teacher to the receptionist are great. If you want your son to learn in a caring environment that helps him achieve this is the perfect school. They have a beautiful campus and lots of sports and activities .

Truly not a school wasting your money on. "Financial aid" scholarships are given mostly to Bronx…read moreBaseball players and those in need receive nothing. Staff constantly turns over and is unresponsive to communication. Pick another catholic school where your son will have many more opportunities, especially in their senior ear. While most schools in the area are coordinating trips/ activities etc Salesian offers a BBQ. Zero quality. This school is a perfect example of why people choose not to be religious or walk away from religion. If this is their Christ like example we are all doomed.

Our experience with Mathnasium has been excellent. Our daughter has gained significant independence…read moreand confidence in her math skills. The center is consistently clean and organized, and the staff is very attentive. In particular, Brigitte is always communicative and encourages our daughter to do her best.

She provided a refund after I wrote the negative review…read more She is not knowledgeable in handling customer issues and she is very aggressive on her sales tactics. Be Aware......

Wonderful experience with our two boys. Each of them had different tutors, at different times, on…read moredifferent subjects, SAT prep too. In each situation, our tutor matches were terrific. Our sons' learned strategies and techniques to be better studiers, they learned their subjects...thank you Club Z for listening to our needs and then finding just the right matches! Our boys were successfully launched into colleges and were well prepared! They couldn't have done it without your help and support!

Both of my children are in middle school and have been at Hackley since Kindergarten. Although many…read morepeople think the curriculum is rigorous, the students are well prepared for the academics in university and are able to organize and perform well on their own. The campus is beautiful but most importantly the teachers are amazing educators who genuinely care for the students and often have their own children in the school. My husband and I could not be happier with Hackley.

I contacted the Hackley Alumni Relations Office for a reason I do not feel like getting into now on…read moreyelp. It was all innocent enough. I spoke with Margie, in charge of Alumni Connections who told me to call back on Friday when she would have more time to speak with me and handle my issue. I remember feeling as if it can be handled right then and there when I explained it to her, and it wasn't so complicated. In fact the whole thing would have taken all but three minutes no matter how we resolved it. I left not one but two voice messages for her on that Friday at her request and she never called back. This was two weeks ago yesterday. I do not think she forgot and I don't think she is that busy. If she forgot to call back or didn't have time, then she can't handle her job very well. I feel as if it was done purposely though. If she does not want or is unable to cater to someone, there are more professional ways of handling it than telling a person to call in order not to call. I was surprised to see that such a fine institution as Hackley, hires staff that do not represent the extraordinary excellence they pride everyone else in their school in having; teachers, students and families. I think Hackley should have higher standards when screening out for certain roles such as Director of Alumni Engagement to better set an example for their students on how to interact with people.

Love the school and it's a great community to be part of. My daughter loves it and the teachers are…read moreamazing!

My daughter started at saint johns last year for pre-k and like any other mom I was scared how my…read moredaughter was going to adjust. She had Mrs Kelly pat year and I honestly cannot say good enough things about this woman, she was not only a wonderful teacher to my daughter but she sent us photos and videos almost everyday to keep us parents updated with everything going on in class. At dismissal she would always pull me aside to tell me anything that happened with my daughter throughout the day. She would said "it's nothing bad I just thought u would want to know..." she is so kind and nurturing to all the children in her class which was 16:1 with two teachers aids. I don't believe they make teachers like this anymore, she was just beyond wonderful to my daughter and really put my mind at ease knowing she was in good hands with Mrs Kelly! This year for kindergarten my daughter has Mrs Grassi. She is so great as well! She really pushes the kids to be independent and strong minded. She is tough in a sense, she likes things done in a certain way and has high expectations of the children which I like because it keeps my daughter motivated to do more and achieve more. She gives out a good amount of homework & if the child misses a day of school she sends them home the missed class work to be done at the earliest convenience so they don't completely miss out. Mrs Grassi as well as Mrs Kelly also sends us photos and weekly updates/work plans for the kids to our parent portal which I enjoy because I always know what the kids are doing and what to expect in the coming week. So far I've had a very happy experience with this school and these teachers.

I truly feel that enrolling my 3-month-old son in this daycare at New Rochelle was the right…read moredecision. When I first toured the facility, I had a great impression of the teachers and the environment, and the administrative staff was very responsive, which made me want to apply. However, after seeing some negative reviews on Yelp, I honestly hesitated and wondered if I should reconsider. But I decided to trust my initial instincts, and ever since he started attending, I've been able to see smiles on his face that I had never seen at home. It makes me so happy to see him playing with age-appropriate toys and showing expressions that make it clear the teachers are engaging with him warmly and attentively.

TLDR: The owner accused us without providing evidence of speaking of her school to other parents in…read more"derogatory manner," and then made the unilateral decision to remove our daughter from the school with only 1 business day to find alternative care for our child. In our opinion the owner and directors are not mature enough to run a business which watches children. This review is to re-enforce the other heartbreaking stories already posted here. This program is not one we can recommend to anyone. We were at the location on 130 Flandreau. We are first time parents and joined due to the good marketing/branding and the environment we saw on the tour. However, It seems that the pandemic has transformed this business. They have cut many of the programs they offer supposedly "due to covid" but in our opinion it is clearly it is to cut costs and see windfall profits. The owner Brianna is no longer involved with day to day management/operation of the NY location, although she still seems to enforces policies regarding staff communications or communicates covid rule compliance. We found it odd when we called her or emailed her and she never responded. In our opinion, we experienced some significant supervision issues with the number of staff (2) for the number of children. With a 6:1 ratio of kids/teacher the ratio is on the high end. By comparison other similarly priced daycares offer a 4:1 ratio. Our kid regularly complained about hitting/kicking etc from the other children, sometimes came home with bruises, etc. We understand that kids are kids, but, it was often an effort to get them to tell us what was going on, and more often than not the line from teachers or the director "that never happened." or "they are unaware of what caused this." These were the minor issues. When we attempted to raise the more serious issues with the staff/directory they were dismissive of our concerns. Early on we had to regularly remind them to send photos, or document what our child ate, or if she used the potty. It is as if we had to train the staff in what they told us they would do. This is all frustrating, especially considering the dramatically above average cost. Amazingly, things went south when we attended a birthday party (at someones house) were we met a few of the other parents for the first time. We were surprised at how many other parents were also frustrated with similar issues and it seemed (in our opinion) our concerns were not so out of the blue. We were asked by other parents about our next year plans, and shared we would attend a different Pre-K program next year to get a different experience. Apparently one of the parents shared this with the staff and within the week were asked to leave. We were informed via an email from Brianna the owner at 830PM on a Thursday. It simply said that the next day would be our daughters last. This was the first & only time we would ever have any form of communication with her as customers of her business. This was obviously (in our opinion) shocking and unexpected and when we replied asking to talk it out/get clarification/be offered a reasonable notice period (a week? a month?) We received, what was in our opinion, a long combative response, where were told we had a "nasty attitude" and that "There is nothing further to discuss." We feel this behavior is negligent in someone that you rely on for childcare. (What is if is impossible to arrange proper care for your child on such short notice?) We waited a long time to post this in order to gain some distance and perspective on the issue. We ended up putting our daughter into a nearby school, where it turns out the teachers/staff/director/owners are loving and caring. We know this because by comparison to Nurtury, we have met them all on multiple occasions. The community is free to speak openly on any issues, and does so. We engage with other parents regularly and the tone is far more positive. We haven't looked back (except to warn you wayward parents to stay away)! Addendum: Finally, it is to our surprise that as of the time of writing this review, we can no longer find a reference to this school Nutury Montessori @ 130 Flandreau Ave New Rochelle as a registered daycare on the OFCS website (https://ocfs.ny.gov/programs/childcare/looking/). We did find however a current enforcement action against there Larchmont location, which appears to have 11 violations in the last year, where of note, all violations were corrected except two, one of which is: 418-1.13(a)(1) Staff and volunteers must be mature, of good character and possess suitable personal qualifications. Not Corrected

Went to visit my husband's alma mater for medical school here in May 2019. Was a fun time to see…read morewhere he was educated, and where he lived for all those years as a slave to the medical school system. Campus looks serene, and very green. They kept it nice! Drawback is that this is located far away from the city, so not much to do around here other than study. Not many great eateries either from what I could tell by driving around the neighborhood.

I'm an incoming SLP the administrative side of the school is completely unhelpful and negative…read more I've only met a few in the administrative are actually helpful. Beware. Everyone also is very sarcastic and access if you inconvenience their lives, even though this is their job--completely unhelpful.

Gorgeous grounds! This small liberal Arts college is…read moresuperbly situated, with lawns & trees everywhere. Hilly drive, meandering paths. Lovely buildings and lots Of cosy seating outside. Barbara Walters building is a gem: spacious & beautifully designed. Love the out door theatre & unique looking plants!

This school caters to a very specific crowd: families who can afford a $70k+ price tag for the…read moreillusion of prestige. If your child is self-driven, a little precocious, and you're fine with paying top dollar, it might work. But if your kid's still figuring things out or needs more direction, steer clear. There are far better--and far less expensive--options that offer a strong, supportive education.