The Goddard School of Monroe, Connecticut is the absolute gold standard in early childhood…read moreeducation. Both of my children (ages 18 mos. and 4 years) are currently enrolled. The teachers and assistants at the school are superb. In as little as two weeks, my preschooler's vocabulary has improved tenfold and he is now completely engaged in learning. It is apparent that the teachers here give a lot of thought to and take great pride in creating their lesson plans. As for my toddler, the individualized attention he receives here has greatly improved his cognitive and fine motor skills. Each day, parents receive a report that includes daily activities such as personal care (meals, naps, etc.), curriculum, and photos. This is very special for parents as it keeps us completely connected during the work day. Administratively, the school is run flawlessly. The Directors are professional, courteous and responsive to the needs of the children and concerns of parents. My only wish is that The Goddard School went beyond Pre-K! Thank you Goddard School for taking such wonderful care of my children!

I have 2 boys (one toddler and one preschooler) enrolled at The Goddard School of Monroe and could…read morenot be happier. The level of care, compassion, individualized attention and age appropriate curriculum at Goddard Monroe is truly impressive and so appreciated by our family. We came to Goddard from another highly regarded center nearby, and I am so grateful we did. It's apparent to me that the teachers like what they are doing, and that transfers to how they interact with the kids. Both of our boys grew more fond of and attached to their teachers at Goddard in 2 weeks than they did in the previous year at their old school. The daily updates, pictures and reports are a nice way to feel connected to the kids during the day. It gives us great info to be able to engage our kids in conversation about their day. Along with the teachers, the Directors are amazing as well. They are accessible and have truly taken the time to get to know the kids. They also have their own kids in the program, which speaks volumes. Overall, I cannot recommend Goddard enough and we are so grateful to have found such amazing people to care for our children.

I have to say I was extremely disappointed at my time spent at this school. The worst part about it…read morewas being bullied inside of classes, and also bullied online by students who attended this school. When I brought the bullying to the attention of the school, with printouts and saved voicemails, they blatantly said they could do nothing about it. Cheers to them. Sidenote, a student married a teacher one year after she graduated, obviously, he quit.

I wrote a review almost a year ago when my kids were planning on going to Wooster in the fall. At…read morethat time my daughter had not yet decided whether to change schools and also go to Wooster. I am happy to say she choose to attend in the fall and it has been a very positive experience for her. She saw how happy her brother was and felt that this place might be good for her as well. Every time my wife or I spend any time on campus we always come home with the same response. Thank god we chose Wooster, what a happy place filled with genuine caring people. I honestly do not think that there is a better place for either of my two children.

EXCELLENT school staff & students are wonderful, friendly & supportive. Tuition is expensive but…read moreworth every penny

This school has it all! Excellent academic, athletic and spiritual development. Was so impressed…read moreby our visit that I moved our family from Westchester to Connecticut.

My son was lucky enough to be a student at TSS for two years (7th and 8th grades) after getting…read moreinappropriate instruction for years at our public school. The staff was highly skilled, very professional, and kind to our son and to us. He made incredible growth because of their targeted instruction and commitment to each student. I cannot recommend TSS enough!

Was not happy with my experience with the school. Was not treated with respect my some of the…read moreteachers and the administration. With the amount we pay for tuition you would think it would be the opposite. I found it to be not a nurturing environment for my child.

Susanna Wesley School is a wonderful and nurturing environment for young children. The teachers are…read moreextremely committed to their jobs. They ensure success by fostering an environment that helps children learn and grow. Their dedication to the children is unsurpassed. I am a mother of 2 children, who are both currently enrolled in the school. I cannot say enough about Susanna Wesley (aka SWS) and it's staff. One of the most unique attributes of the school is the dedicated Music and Movement program, in which children participate through music and physical activity each day they are in school. The teacher who runs that program is an absolute jewel and SWS is so blessed to have her on board. As a parent, I feel welcomed and a true part of my child's early childhood education. I know my children are getting the best care and academic foundation to prepare them for elementary school. I love that there are dedicated classrooms for each level (3 yr olds, 4 yr olds,etc.). No more than 12 students per class. I thought that was a huge plus because the smaller classrooms allow the children to focus and build relationships with other children. I have noticed how much my children have grown. They are confident, independent and respectful of others. Though I'd like to take full credit on that, I know much of those skills have been gained from the caring teachers at SWS. I encourage you to contact the director and tour the Susanna Wesley School. You will not be disappointed!!!!

Honestly Norwalk Community College is a great school. I have been going here since fall of 2013 and…read moream finishing up my last semester now. There are so many great things to talk about I don't even know where to begin! Affordability: This school is by far the most affordable option out there and you really are getting the bang for your buck they have soooo many programs to choose from. A lot you can't even get anywhere else around Connecticut like restaurant managment for example! They also have a great nursing program that will cost you wayy less to get in than any other school while getting just as good knowledge :) Staff: i have been here since 2013 and probably 98 percent of the teachers have been fantastic. The best part too is that they have numerous teachers for each subject like math or english 101 so if you dont think one is working out for you, you have a lot more option. Credits: All the credits you take here our state schools will except so if you plan to transfer to southern, westconn, eastern, or central after this your covered! Im looking to transfer next semester and my advisors are telling me since I have so many great credits already finished at Ncc it will only take me around another year instead of 2 years to finish :) Campus life: Even though people dont think you really get a college experience at a community college it is really what you make of it honestly you can. We have great clubs like anime club, art club, business club, even things for community service. We also have a great cafeteria with honestly pretty decent food. The school itself is always spotless and beautiful. I have made tons of life long friends here and the great part about community college is most of them live in your area so you can still hang out during things like winter break because they are not going to fly half way across the world. Misconceptions: A lot of students don't want to go to community college because they thing they will be surrounded by older People who they cant relate to or people who did really bad in high school. That is really not true, sure you are going to get a diverse group of people like anywhere else. I can tell you most people here are really motivated and friendly.

Not having enough money to afford a 4-year institution right away (I understood debt and to avoid…read moreit at all costs), I pursued an Associate's Degree in Computer Science. I was invited and joined the honor society Phi Theta Kappa. I was heavily involved and promoted to an officer in the society for my dedication. I graduated with full honors. As a result, I was able to secure public and private scholarships. And the school's foundation because of my involvement in the honor society. student government, and stellar recommendations from my Professors awarded me additional funds out of the school's foundation. I finished my degree in software engineering at UConn Storrs basically for free and debt free. I heavily recommend trying this institution.

My kids have been at Tutor Time for over a year now and they have both excelled so much. The staff…read moretreats my kids like they're their own. The curriculum is great and always age appropriate. The communication is ongoing and we are always receiving updates in person or in the app.

My post was removed due to the business ignoring concern for children's well being. No one…read morereprimands staff for not following protocol. They're still employed after physically harming children. Do not enroll your child. The care my child while enrolled in the twos classroom has been unacceptable. As an educator, your job is to teach, manage emotions, redirect, and provide language to those who do not have it. My child was dealt with aggression by his teachers in the twos classroom. They belittle, mishandle and sometimes ignore the children. I saw on live video, One of the teachers blocked her face with her hand, while a child was crying in front of her. I understand challenging behaviors can be frustrating but it's never your job to apply force to anyone's kid. If your goal isn't to make a difference in the early stages of development, then this is not the place for you and you should not be working with kids of any age group. There are teachers who witness this treatment and do not speak up. The twos classroom consists of Andreana Stevenson, Angelique Clark and Jasmin Cardona. Sometimes Chantal is in these classrooms and she also should not be around children, she has fallen asleep while on the clock. The cameras aren't monitored enough by management, they do not pop into classes enough.

A great school! My first son went to daycare at 8 months old. It was super hard for me as he was at…read morehome until then. The owners, Michael and Joanna and all the teachers were so supportiveand made the experience great for everyone! The classrooms are clean, the teachers are great and the rates are very reasonable. When my second son was born, we sent him there too! We've been going there for over 6 years and I would 100 % recommend Laurel School for Young Children!

My daughter had a great experience at this school! They are very caring people and conduct…read morethemselves very professionally. My daughter went to this school for a total of 3 years and, over that time, the owner Mr. Michael, made several significant and costly improvements to the school (new age appropriate playgrounds, stone walls, classrooms, etc.) The school itself is a model of diversity and I believe my daughter received an advantage in terms of socialization as a result. The true model of a business is the reproducability and repeatability of their product. I can attest that over the 3 years, not once, did the Laurel School waver in the expert quality of their care or their outward professionalism. I'm a very picky person and even more so when it comes to the care of my children. This place gets my highest endorsement...