My daughter is currently a senior at THS, my overall experience at the high school has been a…read morepleasant one. It does house a lot of kids currently about 3,000 student I believe. But it also houses out of strict kids and the 8th grade middle schoolers. My daughter has been in honors and now all AP classes so not sure if that makes a difference but I've had nothing but great interactions with all her teachers. She has made so many friends, with clubs and sports - they offer so many. She was even able to go on a 9 day trip and visit colleges from Mass down to FL. We are now preparing for college plans on doing early applications and her counselor Mrs. Luccheti has been amazing! Helping with suggestions and to navigate the entire process. They also had college fairs. I think that with so many kids it's easy to get lot but if you look for help it's there. My kid does say the bathroom as roudy and some are locked during the day. But it's never been an issue and with that many kids you can't not have some issues. I also love the community Involvement, so many parents at football games, swim meets and track, I'll not a sports person EVER but they are fun! I have my 13 y.o there in 8th grade this year he plans on going to BP after, we will compare and see.

The school is horrible the staff will disrespect you and then act like they didn't and the bus…read moredrivers are either 10 minutes early or late there is no on time and the associate headmasters don't care about anything besides punishments

send your kid to coyle or b-p. they spend too much money on buildings and not enough on good…read moreprograms. my graduating class (2005) got royally screwed by these bastards, and basically every extra-currricular program was cut. art, music, computer science, latin, clubs, and sports were affected (except the beloved stripper-rejecting football team). The school day was also shortened by an hour or a half hour, if I remember. The school eventually got in trouble for doing this and the state even threatened to take away the school's accreditation. In the second half of school, the art program and music program were kind-of restored, except halved. Oh sure, we got an apology, but that really didn't help having a crappy senior year. Classes were overcrowded, hallways always backed up, it was pretty awful. Granted, they've probably learned their lesson, but Bridgewater is a bunch of shitheads that don't know how to spend their money on things that matter rather than build fire stations they never use or put up useless traffic lights. Raynham really SHOULD have it's own high school, simple as that.

Impressive new school, excellent athletic facilities and safe organized parking. Located close the…read morecenter of town, off Rte 28

Terrible decision to end the Pay To Ride Program! My family and I are considering moving out of…read moretown. We get an email that A&A Metro and Lucini Bus Line offer transpiration and now I call and neither of them do! Called the main office and no help whatsoever in helping me get my daughter to school! Only suggestion: call a friend or ask a neighbor! My neighbor is my landlord with no little kids who goes to work at 4am & we don't know anyone in this town! We have no friends or family in Bridgewater (that's why we are moving after next year) & I am not going to go knocking on neighbors doors to see who has a child at the Mitchell so they can take my daughter to school! My dad has been coming from Brockton to help and now that he can no longer do it everyday the "wonderful" transportation department of the district only says to find a neighbor or a friend and that's it! If I had family, a neighbor, or a friend I wouldn't be trying to get a van service or call for help! I have a 1.5 yr old toddler and I don't live at a decent walking distance from the school and I will not walk in the winter with 2 little girls! The Pay To Ride Program was a life saver and now we are going through hell because the district doesn't want to help families with no vehicles or non-driving parents! We've used the Pay To Ride program for years! If there was public buses or some sort of transportation ok, but Bridgewater doesn't have BAT buses like Brockton and other towns do!

Choosing to send our child to Hands-On Montessori was one of the best decisions that we have made…read more The teachers are absolutely wonderful and it is evident that they love to teach the children. In addition, the class sizes are small which enables the teachers to cater more to each individual child's needs. We highly recommend HOMS to anyone who is looking for a school with highly competent and nurturing teachers who truly love to teach. Our main objective in sending our child to the elementary program at HOMS was for her to develop a love for learning. We can happily say that our mission was accomplished. Getting her to read and write is no longer a struggle but rather something that she looks forward to. As you can see, we are extremely pleased with HOMS staff and their curriculum and we look forward to another year of school in the fall.

Understaffed. Definitely better child care options out there for development and care.read more