Sending my child to this school was by far the best decision I have made. He started in 3rd grade…read moreand my only regret is that I didn't bring him to Sage sooner. Its a place where your child will be known and celebrated for his abilities. I couldn't recommend this school highly enough. just fyi, I am NOT affiliated with the school. Was never told to write anything. My child graduated a year ago and I miss the school and all the teachers and the intellectual, supportive, warm vibe of the school. If you have a curious kiddo who loves to learn, don't think twice. This is a truly magical place that will be your child's second home until the end of 8th grade.

Snake Oil... These…read more5-star reviews are pretty hilarious to read and were obviously written by people who were told to write them or have no exposure to an ACTUAL private school. We sent our child here for 2 years and were thoroughly disappointed. It's a $40k year public school. Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons: Pros: -slightly more advance curriculum than an ordinary public school but in-line with any other private school Cons: -embarrassingly underfunded, they ask you to bring your own supplies (including disinfecting wipes) at the beginning of the year -location, it's in Foxboro which only makes sense if you live in Foxboro -staff completely lacks diversity -after care programs are a joke, the photography club involved almost exclusively drawing pictures -also, they accept anyone who applies. There are several smart kids at the school but anyone average will make the cut. -the Head of School, simply put, there is something wrong with this woman. She's abrasive and rude to certain parents for no reason at all. The school will better with her gone.

I have 2 children that have attended Woodside and if I could give 10 stars I would. The teachers…read morehere are each passionate about the age group they teach. Each of my children had strength in some subjects and challenges in others. Teachers personalized plans to give them the support and push to thrive. Now my oldest is in HS. He engages with teachers, develops his own study plan, and looks for challenges on his own. None of the other schools we looked at would have given the experiences he had at Woodside. 10/10 for us.

During early COVID times we enrolled our two boys in Woodside because my husband and I both work…read moreoutside the home. It was intended to be a temporary change from our local public school because we and they needed in person learning 5 days a week and a solid plan for remote teaching if needed. Now 6 years later, our oldest is in high school and our youngest just entered middle school. Both boys thrived in the tight knit community and small class sizes and our oldest has had a seamless transition into a very different/ larger high school. The opportunities for travel, learning outside a traditional classroom, and mastering the nuances of self motivation/ executive function skills were outstanding. In addition, they have the opportunity to work with younger students and have classroom responsibilities as a way to foster community strength. The teachers care about the whole student and provide the right amount of nurturing and academic rigor while emphasizing kindness and empathy. As parents, my husband and I could not be more satisfied with the school. Leadership is thoughtful and intentional with their policies. For example, during COVID they had solid protocols for safety and the school stayed in session from fall 2020 on without any gaps in education. They have been transparent about any changes to policies and challenges that they face as a small school. I have always felt heard and respected by leadership and teachers- they welcome parent involvement and feedback. I would highly recommend Woodside- it has been an integral part of shaping my boys into intelligent and empathetic individuals with strong critical thinking and diverse interests.

i got bullied here. i liked the place but the children where horrible. im now in middle school and…read moremoved away from this nonsense. mrs maza and mrs clark where my favorites. abby was my bully btw. i lwft in 3rd grade thankfully. im very disappointed that the school had done nothing even when my mom called everyone i. a meeting to address the situation. abby would kick and punch and yell and no one ever would expel or suspend her.

When my son turned 3 years in 2001 I didn't look to far mount alvernia academy was the only place…read morethat we felt comfortable to send him and to trust them with his education Long story shot we are so glad that we did he graduated 2 years ago and went to a very good high school and my daughter is graduating this year We will miss MAA Thank you for all the good memories

My oldest has been at OCMS for going on 3 years now, and my youngest for 2. I cannot say enough…read moregood things about this school in particular, but the Montessori education in general. It allows the child to learn in their own time removing, shame, pressure and ultimately, anxiety. And yes, they learn. My 6 year old is reading chapter books. What it does, is gives them the gift of actually learning for enjoyment. The teachers are nurturing, accommodating and the facilities are excellent. If you're on the fence, check it out- I believe tours go year round. Also worth visiting is the elementary program where not only academia (like math/ reading etc) is taught, but yoga, breath work and organic gardening are practiced. Cannot recommend enough.

I have tried several times to submit a review as the previous review would lead one to believe this…read moreplace was not desirable. This place is like family!! I have never seen a more committed and caring group of educators. The owner, Miss Chris, is one of the most loving, caring, dedicated individuals I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. She is always willing to work with parents and goes above and beyond when situations occur that impacts the schedule. Most recently my company had a work stoppage requiring me to work additional hours. Miss Chris and the other teachers completely stepped in and assisted in every way possible. They wanted to ensure that my daughter felt loved and protected while I was working 14 hour days. I cannot even begin to explain how much that meant to my family. That is what Adam Street is all about.

My kid was not happy there, the teachers were very rigid and don't do great with children with…read moredifferent learning styles and needs.

My daughter just recently transfer from this school to public school and received a 68% on her…read moretest. She is actually behind not ahead. The cleanliness of the school is worst then public school.

I was lucky enough to attended Delphi as a child growing up, and last month my toddler started…read morethere! The same things I loved about Delphi long ago are still present and thriving. The teachers are enthusiastic and passionate about learning and make every single day fun. The small class sizes allow for a strong nurturing relationships between staff and students, and my child feels welcomed and loved already. I appreciate that Delphi's reading program teaches students to read at such a young age and provides them with a genuine love for learning. It isn't forced upon them and that was something I loved when I went- I became a strong independent learner which helped me through college and into my career. Many of the staff that worked there when I was young are still present- which means a lot in this day and age. After a few weeks our son already loves his class, his teacher Miss Pam and the fun activities they do daily- art, music, outside time twice a day, painting, reading class, etc

Since my first post got taken down because the owner calls (or emails) and has it taken down. Which…read morewas just conformed to me by the customer service representative. I followed the guidelines before and I will in this post. I just would like parents and future staff know that this preschool is under investigation with the EEC (I also know this because I was the one who called. I am a past employee). They do not follow protocol call when having teachers certified. Your child will be in a classroom with staff who are not CPR\first Aid trained or teacher certified. They had two covid cases when I was working there and did not tell the staff. Until the word was spreading to the staff. They did not inform all the parents, since some of the teachers floated around the building who were in contact with other kids. You think they shut down for a day or two to do a deep cleaning. But they did not. They started to tell parents a bug was going around, when kids were being sent home with high fevers. Which we don't know the truth since they had two covid cases that week. I just hope one day this preschool takes things more seriously. All they worry about is having enough staff to cover a classroom even if you will be out of ratio. On my last day I had 23 kids in one small classroom. All aging from toddlers, preschool and pre-K . Just think how crazy that was for me. Mind you the classroom was set up for preschoolers , so there was some toys in there that toddlers could of chocked on. I just want parents and staff to know the truth. I hope this one does not get taken down, because then I was told I had to call the headquarters for them to investigate why and why it keeps saying I did not follow the guidelines. When I did and I reread them before this post. I just hope for change because it definitely could be a nice place to work at. Just needs better owners, who care for the children and not the money.

Leaving my son to go back to work was so hard for me. He was three months old and I was terrified…read more Twinkle Little Star was and continues to be such a comfort for us. We LOVE the teachers, and the Directors are wonderful! My son is now 2 and has so much fun with his friends at Twinkle. Definitely recommend! 10/10.

I am extremely disappointed with this school. During open house, they paint a picture of being…read moreaccommodating and supportive of students with IEPs and special needs, but that could not be further from the truth. The lack of safety, accountability, and proper supervision is alarming. The behavior in this school is out of control--there are constant fights, bullying, and students getting hurt, yet nothing is ever done. Incidents are repeatedly brushed under the rug. My son has been harmed multiple times since the beginning of the school year, and despite being a strong advocate, nothing has been done to protect him. The school claims to investigate, but there is never any follow-up or real action. A 7th grader was bullied so badly that students took a picture of him in the bathroom and spread it around--and still, nothing happened. Another student was body slammed outside, in front of two staff members, and was out of school for a week due to his injuries. Yet, no action was taken. Kids have to prepare themselves mentally, emotionally and physically to step foot in that school, which should not be the case. There is no sense of safety or respect in this school. The administration seems indifferent, and the well-being of students is clearly not a priority. Parents, be aware--this is not the safe, supportive environment they claim it to be. My son will not return to that school next year, and I have spoke to a good amount of parents that will be doing the same as well.

Absolutely awesome school!! Honored to say my child goes there!read more