actually great…read more I just want this to have a better average so when papa Richard searches up our school on his iPhone for directions he doesnt see a 3 star average infront of our dope school

From the owner: Fryeburg Academy is an independent boarding and day school, serving grades 9-12 and postgraduate…read more We invite you to explore our site and learn how students from around the globe find their place in the world through our exceptional academic, art, and athletic programs.

Best decision I ever made for my child was walking through the doors of The New School. It changed…read moreboth of our lives. My child graduated school with confidence, a ton of knowledge, and lifelong friends. They have a bright future ahead and I'm so thankful!

I can't say enough good things about The New School. It is different yes- that is what makes it so…read moregreat. My daughter is in her second year and she actually looks forward to getting up and going to school. The teachers are the heart of the school, they genuinely love the students above everything else. They put together creative curriculum that allows the kids to go to the beach for marine biology class, participate in local town meetings for climate change class, to get out into the world and learn first-hand! The students have a voice in choosing what they want to learn about. It's like a college where students are given credits and they demonstrate learning by demonstrating project work and reflecting on themselves - rather than just memorizing information/ taking tests. We are so lucky we found such an amazing learning environment for our daughter, which will encourage her to use her voice, practice critical thinking and love the community around her. Could not ask for more!

Some private schools don't really seem that different from public schools. This private school…read morelooks exactly like a college campus. Exeter is also a great city, great location to go to school. Nicer than where I went to school, that's for sure

Hmmm. It's academically the best high school in the United Stares, perhaps in the world. But it's…read morehad a few problems recently. The administration seems to be trying to preserve the reputation of the school instead of just doing the next right thing. It's also not necessarily a good place for every smart kid. It's designed to support the superstar kids, and that's not a bad thing. It's easily the smartest and most talented collection of people I've ever been around. Amazing people who've started schools, won Tonys, written academic masterpieces, and that just a couple people in my own class. If you think you're one of those superstars, this could be the place for you. But it's easy to fall through the cracks when you're not in the top 10% of the class. You need to be able to make your own schedule and have a sense of who you are. This is not for immature kids! Bottom line: expensive school, worth every penny if you're self-motivated and ambitious. Plenty of financial aid to deserving kids who could not otherwise afford it. Or you can be the scion of a family that can afford its own jet. These are the best ways to get through. The rest of us do well, and we have really cool friends 30 years later.

Tilton school provides a foundation and climate in which its students become life-long learners…read more The faculty is distinguished and supportive at the same time. It is rare to have this combination along with a beautiful campus. The campus is nestled into a hill hence the nickname the Hill. It is located in the Lakes Region in New Hampshire. The school has an active Alumni Association and the alums all share Tilton Success!

The best school I ever attended. I now have the great pleasure of working here. The faculty are…read moreamazing people, and the school does everything they can to provide a safe and enriched learning environment.

I am a student here and the school is scary. The teachers talk to the kids like they are better…read morethen them. Students stay up hours for the homework and have thought due dates for the school work. I would not recommend

We've been sending our son to PCA since elementary school. We knew we wanted a strong academic…read moreprogram and the full breadth of extracurricular activities (sports, theater, etc.). And we wanted both of those things laid on a Christian foundation that upheld basic tenets of character formation. It was a challenge for us financially and geographically, but after trying it out that first year, it became clear that PCA was able to deliver on what we wanted, and more. Our son thrived academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually. They quickly advanced him in the academic areas in which he demonstrated giftedness so that he continued to be challenged. Regular conversations around the importance of persisting (in the face of boredom, subject matter that's challenging, lack of personal interest), developing healthy habits of mind, flexible thinking and more contribute to a child's growth beyond the textbooks. Now in Junior High, we're seeing our son being given opportunities to lead and to serve. We appreciate being treated as partners with the teachers and administration in our son's education. The teachers, principal and head of school all make themselves available for conversations. And I love that the teachers reach out with recognition of "good stuff" our son is doing before contacting us about infractions. We love the setting of the school...open green space, beautiful river, small classroom sizes. Yes, we make sacrifices to send our son to PCA, but seeing first-hand the "product" they turn out makes it all worth it. We would do it again in a heartbeat.