So happy to have such a fantastic art center in the area. I have taken a bunch of classes: stained…read moreglass, fused glass, embroidery, encaustic painting and have enjoyed every one. They have such a wide variety of classes.

The goal of the Arts Center is to "engage people in a creative experience" and it delivers. It's…read morefun to stop in at times to browse their exhibits which includes a faculty student gallery, the Wallace and Foyer galleries, as well as a main gallery. The best part is they are free and open to the public. They offer a range of classes for different age groups such as creative writing, performing arts, culinary arts, digital arts, studio art, crafts, dance, and more. I found out that the last Friday of every month being Troy Night Out, makes a great night out exploring arts and culture. The exhibits are open during the day and seem to draw me in after brunch in Troy. I find them pretty unique and definitely one of a kind. I'm hoping to take some classes in the near future such as sculpting with clay or a few of the culinary classes. Overall a simple and neat arts center with plenty of activities for art and culture seekers.

A great school! All 4 of my children graduated from this school. They each had great teachers and…read moregreat experiences. I would recommend this private school to anyone who is fed up with public school education.

From the owner: Committed to providing a quality Christian education to our community for over 20 years!read more

I had concerns my son wasn't reading at grade level. I was dismissed at his conferences and told he…read morewas doing fine. We decided to pull our children from the school after we felt our concerns were being dismissed. Day one at his public school he was identified as a child who needed immediate academic intervention. After 2 months of reading support his teacher told us he was never taught how to read correctly. Never taught how to decode words. I am so upset I didn't trust my gut instant and fight harder for my son. Instead he spent many days looked over because he's a good student and the attention was spent on the kids whose parents intervene daily at pick up or drop off or the students who had break downs daily. My other child was leaning math 2 years above his grade level. When I questioned this, I was dismissed. He was graded on a "curve" and never earned below a 90 to keep parents happy. He spent 2 years retaining nothing in math and never learning the skills needed in middle school. He quickly learned in his new school that teachers do not grade on a curve to keep parents happy. The grade he earned is the grade he received. He was also subjected to a student who would disrupt class daily and because the student's mother paid full tuition he was never dealt with and his behaviors disrupted the education for many students. Hearing that my son was never taught the skills to successfully learn how to read is sad. But I'm glad we have moved on and his current school is helping him. Think twice before you invest money into this education.

From the owner: Saint Gregory's School offers independent, private education to boys & girls of all faiths who make…read moretheir home in New York's Capital Region. We provide children in Pre-School through 8th grade an elite level education to prepare them for their future. Our school is located on 22 open acres in Loudonville, a suburb of Albany, New York.

I enrolled my son last May 2022 and I am so grateful how great staff are. They are responsive to…read moreyour needs and have great way of communicating with parents. The school is clean and I am so glad i was able to enroll my son! #earlyeducation #toddlerlife

From the owner: Hetty's Brilliant Minds is Licensed Childcare Center in the Capital District working with toddlers…read moreages 2-5. We offer innovative, year round, before school, full day, half day and after school educational toddler and preschool care. We are here to nurture, educate, and inspire to provide our kids with a well rounded environment.

I'm less than impressed with the post-bacc premed program- mostly because the advisor is less than…read moreimpressive. The school may be good, but instead I find it overpriced, less than forthcoming with information to learn, and the advisor did little to make me feel like I should be in attendance at her prestigious school. Needless to say I took my money back to a cheaper school where I felt I was getting an education and better advisement.

I am currently attending the Sage College of Albany's graphic design program, and I am pretty…read morepleased so far. Class sizes are small, teacher's actually get to know their students. While I have had issues with certain adjuncts, all in all I am very happy with the program. The only things Sage's graphic design program is missing is David Grey. His departure to a different school out west was crushing to say the least.

My daughter attended the Taylor school for many years and my family loved it. Amazing staff, a…read morewonderful place to grow a young mind. Unfortunately, for us, the school board decided to discriminate my family. It's very sad to see such a progressive thinking school make such backward thinking decisions. To see many children (or any child) not be able to have an education because of religious discrimination is a disgraceful action by the Taylor School Board.

Wonderful place, wonderful teachers, wonderful adminstration! Children are celebrated for their…read moreindividual uniqueness. Academic discovery through hands-on activities are provided and learning takes place in a variety of settings. Talents of individual children and families are celebrated and welcomed. It is a sweet school with a lovely population size. Class sizes are small and multi-age learning is practiced. I highly recommend this charming school!

This school was terrible and I'm glad it's closed now. I went there in 2nd and 3rd grade and the…read moreteachers I had were absolutely horrible to me. My parents didn't have me baptized and the teachers decided to take it out on me (treated me different/pretended I had problems). The cafeteria looked like a torture chamber and our "recess" was in the middle of the street. In all reality, this school should've been closed years ago.

Superb school. Every day I drop my son off here, I thank…read moreGod for having been given such a blessing.

Very disappointing experience. Wish we had never gone to the school. My son was treated poorly by…read morestaff and administration. Staff was allowed to bully my child and nothing was done about it. They did everything they could to make him feel unwanted and worthless. Talking to administration about our concerns regarding the teachers there was a waste of time and effort. The only thing that gives me peace is the fact that I know God is in control of everything. He will fight for those who are not able to fight for themselves. We are at a new school and much happier. We transferred out in the middle of the year because my son's was unbearable. Hard to believe this is a Catholic school. I blame on the administrator for allowing his staff to behave the way they did with my child. He did absolutely nothing. He would not even make a teacher apologize when she yelled my son's personal business in a hallway in the presence of several students. I pray every night that this school will be exposed for its poor treatment of minorities. May God have mercy on all those involved.