I attended this school during 3rd grade for one full year in the 60s. That one, single year…read moretraumatized me for the rest of my life. I was placed in the front of the school in a room with approximately 10-12 other children with ADD. We did well in subject matters but had trouble staying focused and seated. What I do remember very well were the beatings we all suffered from the teachers. One was named Lauer, possibly Alfred. Back in the 60s, they used old-fashioned yardsticks to keep us in order. They would beat us until we cried. We had nobody to appeal to, as we were just a bunch of 7 year old munchkins. How bad could we have been? Lauer would first verbally torture the children. Then, if we reacted in an adverse manner, he would take his yardstick, which was never far from him, and beat the living crap of the child in his sights. Although we were not part of the larger school with many autistic children, we did have lunch with them in the lunchroom. I remember quite vividly those poor souls being beaten and abused by the staff. They never tried to hide or cover up the abuse. Delta School and others have been successful for the past 5-10 years at deleting my eyewitness account of what went on in this hellhole. Every time I post what happened there, they complain and my review is deleted. Next time, I will file suit and testify in Philadelphia court. This is a truthful account and they want it quashed. If you love your children, DO NOT send them to this school.

I was in delta since I was 13 years old and graduated when I was 21 years old. Although there were…read moresome problem kids no place is perfect. The teachers there taught me a lot that I needed to know and how to function out in the world and how to hold onto a real job. I admit that I haven't visited lately but I can say that this school is good for those with special needs.

We are sending our daughter there and couldn't be happier. She has made many friends and is…read moreenjoying the many challenges of the curriculum. Sorry Jessica A., you just sounds like you can't accept that you went into the wrong career, but thanks for leaving. The students will be better off with you not there.

It's a good school. My daughter has had lots of amazing memories and met amazing friends.read more

How utterly sad to see this school is still open for business. I attended this school personally,…read moreand am witness to the terrible beatings and horrible abuse of innocent, helpless children. Some were autistic, some had other disabilities. But one thing we all had in common was the horrific treatment from the "teachers" and administration that turned a blind eye. When I was a child, I did not realize that laws were being broken. Now I know better. Delta School should be shuttered and leveled. It is a place of constant nightmares for those of us that remember the beatings, and have not blocked them out of our collective memory. NOTE: The last time I posted these same TRUE comments about the school, they were deleted. If YP deletes them again, I wiil make sure they show up on Twitter, FB, here again, and anywhere else they will be read by unsuspecting parents. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO THIS SCHOOL IF YOU LOVE THEM!!!

I was in delta since I was 13 years old and graduated when I was 21 years old. Although there were…read moresome problem kids no place is perfect. The teachers there taught me a lot that I needed to know and how to function out in the world and how to hold onto a real job. I admit that I haven't visited lately but I can say that this school is good for those with special needs.

This review is regarding the campus only and how it shares its space. Harrison High School is a…read morelarge well maintained campus with several buildings and separated field for various sporting events or practice. Inside the building for the students education it is bright, organized and spotless. Beautifully art made by the students line the pristine hallways, the art is really impressive! The auditorium is large with fairly comfortable seats. My one concern is the close proximity of the male and female restrooms. But that's a small matter. Thanks to the school district and Harriton High School for sharing your space with the Lower Merion Symphony Orchestra.

It is large school and library is nice. Very good environment to learn.read more

We transferred our 11 year old here from SSPJ in Exton last year. The school has exceeded our…read moreexpectations and our daughter is thriving academically and socially. The school is big and well managed! The principal is has great leadership skills and all the staff are professional and communicate efficiently. I also applaud the discipline and structure that creates a space for standards and expectations. Also sports teams are awesome!!! The school recently brought a team over from Ireland to play against our boys Varsity team. Very fun! We just moved to the area and we're looking forward to having all of our children attend for years to come. Thank you Saint Annie's!

Just showing some support and I have to add more to this to make it a review soooo uh how's your…read moreday so far I'm doing good

I went here preschool-8th grade. I am now 20 years old and I have fond memories of the place the…read moreteachers are hardworking and care about the kids I firmly believe that. Now that being said, I would probably not send any future children here. Look I know Catholic schools are supposed to be strict but I felt like my creativity was stifled. I want my child to feel like they can question things and be different. And hey I was always getting in trouble and doing poorly there and yet I turned out fine. It also turns out I have a learning disability that wasn't noticed until my junior year in high school. I went to a catholic high school my freshmen year (horrible experience) and a public one my last three years. I think overall public school education is better because I think it's important for kids to learn about other religions, cultures, sex, etc. Anyway look if I heard that the place was closing down I would be devastated but it has the typical restrictions that any catholic school has.

Teachers are great, school facility is great. My daughter has been a model student of the Goddard…read moreSchool for over 3 years now. Although, what is wrong with this school is the Owners and Management; their lack of communication skills are limited to children only, when it comes to speaking with Adult Parents - they belittle parents like they are are the children, and when confronted with how discontent I was becoming while getting yelled at by the owner Kate over the phone - she threaten me with calling the Police, and to use Video & Audio recording against me....when I did and said nothing wrong. After accepting her threat to call the police, she receded her words.....proceeded to contact to the police herself first, and told them that I am no longer allowed on the property anymore to pick up or drop off my daughter. I will not say this school isn't great, because it really is. but the Front Office does not handle things appropriately. They should remain unbiased and neutral, but they do not.

We are truly thrilled to have our daughter (and soon our second child) enrolled at Goddard…read moreMontgomeryville. The staff is amazing and our daughter is thriving.

We currently have two kids at Tenth and look forward to sending our youngest in two years. This…read morepreschool originally appealed to us because we have a full time nanny, but also wanted some social and academic exposure. The progression from 2 to 5 half days has been wonderful and our kids are always eager to attend. It has been great watching the school grow in the past 3 years. They've carefully considered their community, class sizes, and student and teacher needs. We've appreciated the kind teachers, attentive director, and friendly community of parents and kids. The curriculum is largely play based with an emphasis on music, but I feel that my kids will be appropriately prepared to enter kindergarten and have the social skills necessary to succeed. My family does not identify as religious and we had some concerns about placing our kids in a school where religious studies are part of the curriculum. We've found that the short lessons and prayer they are taught are age appropriate and a great exposure to religion without taking away from the broader curriculum of the classes. We have had a wonderful experience and I can't recommend the school enough.