We Needed to find an extra curricular activity and keep our love of art into working motions. We…read moreloved the freedom to create a clay pot how we envisioned. We will be back again as it was great time catching up with a close friend with great help from staff

Booked this place for a birthday party and had an absolute blast. There was about 10 of us and you…read morecan host a private class or "clay date" with at least 6 people. It's $95 per person with 2 options. Either 5 attempts at the wheel or 2 wheel and 1 pinch pot option. What that means is that you have 2/5 attempts to make something on the spinning wheel. They walk you through step by step how to make it. It's enjoyable because everyone works to make their own creation. After, you move to another room to hand build something, really anything. You can think up or imaging. We ended up bringing snacks and drinks with us as well which they had no issues with. Class was about 2.5 hours long and you essentially pick which color you want your items to be and then leave them there to dry out and get fired and glazed. Then someone picks them up 5 weeks later. I would highly recommend. There were a lot of laughs and memories made. I would love to come back!

My daughter is in her fourth year here and has had a wonderful time. I find it a safe and special…read moreplace for students to thrive and interact with faculty and take advantage of an educational semester class/internship in NYC Manhattan their junior year as well which she loved. The train station is 5 min away in town and convenient to get into the city. Lots of sports opportunities here. For sure a small school feel - need to be a go getter and take advantage of all the opportunities! A gem and beautiful campus.

I transferred to Drew at one time. I was there a few weeks, had to pack up and go home. Why? The…read moredorm was horribly maintained. It was so cold in August in the dorm from the A/C that I was wearing sweatpants and a sweatshirt. My roommate and I both needed comforters to stay warm enough when going to sleep. There was mold. I complained about the conditions. Nothing. I ended up developing bronchitis. I also, despite having my associate's in theater already, was told I had to take acting classes again. My first day of acting class came and all of us were sitting with the professor, a young actor from NYC. He was asking about us. My turn came. I said a few words, nothing controversial at all, but he then told me to stop and be quiet. No explanation why. He moved on to the next student. She, after answering him, looked at me and said "What is his problem with you?" I complained to the interim Department Chair and the Dean. Nothing and I never got an explanation as to what his issue was. Between that situation and becoming ill, I had to withdraw. And even with my record of becoming ill and despite my complaints, I was sent a bill for 8k as I left past the full refund period. I had to pay it.

I had never heard of a "cooperative" nursery school before I started my oldest daughter there, 4…read moreyears ago. It is truly a unique and wonderful way to meet like-minded parents and join a community of your child's friends and classmates. I really look forward to my "Special Days", where I get to spend the day in the classroom with my daughter, chat with her friends and see what goes on in her school. Then when she comes home talking about her day or her friends, I really know what or who she is talking about and it's wonderful to share that world with her. My third child is now in the 3's class, with Miss Susan and Miss Lisa. I can't say enough about their love and respect for our children as little people. Education is play-based, always with humor and understanding, and in the spirit of fun. Family events are organized regularly, and we remain friends with families whose children have moved on to elementary school. If you are interested in a window into your child's world on a regular basis, check it out!

From the owner: The Madison Cooperative Nursery school is a play-based preschool serving children ages two to five…read moreyears old. Founded in 1959, the co-op is the oldest running preschool in Madison, but our mission has remained the same: to provide a secure and nurturing environment where children develop social skills, emotional maturity, self-discipline, and an appreciation for others.