As a student here, its amazing. Great teachers, and great ciriculums. They teach it really well…read more But i wish that the scheduels could give us a little more time between classes. Overall, love this place!

My son started preschool here and has special needs. He absolutely loves it and gets excited every…read moremorning when we pull in to drop him off. He has a staff member who is with him all day who he knows and knows his needs. I am extremely happy with the care he receives at this facility and can tell everyone who works here enjoys what they do. I'm happy and I know he is! They provide him with PT, OT and speech that he needs but there are lots of activities they provide and fun activities for him. Keep up the good work guys!!

PLEASE NOTE: This review is for the school as an event space and not as an educational facility,…read morethough I'm sure it's a great one (especially considering they're environmentally conscious - they've got a community garden on site for their students to learn in, solar panels, and they're Certified LEED Silver). I feel like I find myself at the East End Community School multiple times a year for awesome events, and I have to say - it's always just right. Does that make sense? Some "venues" in Portland seem too small or too large for whatever it is they're hosting, but everything I've ever attended at this location has always been just right. The right size, the right amount of parking, the right location, just everything is always on point. A couple things I've come to here... 1. Maine YogaFest (July) The YogaFest sprawls across the entire campus. I've done spa yoga in a room that had floor to ceiling windows overlooking Back Cove, I've done both aerial yoga and blacklight yoga in (what I think is) a gymnasium with very tall ceilings, and I've done vinyasa flow outside in a beautiful athletic field. Coming to EECS for this event feels like a vacation away from Portland - it seems quieter in this area of the city. Maybe because it's set up on a hill, has an impressive amount of open space, tree coverage, and fabulous flora? It just doesn't feel like it's Maine's largest city. 2. Art on the Hill Sale (December) Again, the art sale flows from room to room pretty effortlessly. I never feel cramped walking through, and despite the level, lighting, and space changes from room to room, it all just seems to work. I forget that I'm in a school! Anyway, if you're coming here for yoga, an art sale, a vegetarian food festival, a children's film event, a lecture... just know that you're in good hands!

This school is good, but could be better. I personally have attended this school for 4 years, and I…read morecan say with confidence that it lacks a certain level of quality on display at other high schools in my area. I see a lot of potential, if only the administration could relate to the students and their problems. The food is great when you can eat it, but you don't always get a chance. By far the worst thing about it this year is the schedule. Rather than try to fix a broken system, the admin doubled down on poorly designed time table that fixes problems from last year, while creating whole new ones. It was much better when I attended virtually. But seriously, the school needs to expand its building to compensate for larger incoming class sizes from the nearby middle school. I won't see the change in my time here, but I hope that the school will benefit from good changes in the future.

My son joined Kumon at almost 2 years back . It has been an enriching experience for him. This is…read morereflected in his performance at school. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants their kids to become independent, confident and be ahead of the game. Thanks Kumon for helping my child grow.

This is a sparkly new ice skating rink/ basketball court/ cafe/ study area/ probably class area for…read morethose studying exercise biology. There's a TON of parking and the building is impressive! The ice skating is free for UNE students with ID, this includes the shoe rental too! Others can come too for a small fee. :) I only wish I were closer so I could actually take advantage of this.

This review is on behalf of my roommate who purchased us chicken nuggets from the Harold Alfond…read moreForum on 01.24.2020 at approximately 3:45pm. Please see the attached image of the DISGUSTING item that was served to him in a closed container by an employee saying "enjoy your meal". Unfortunately, we did not open the box and discover what had happened until arriving home when it was too late to make a complaint in person. Truly appalling.

My 19 month old loves kindermusik. The cost includes a great double cd with tons of songs. The…read morevariety of songs offer such a nice introduction into different musical styles. At first i thought he wasn't getting much from the class because he did more watching then participating but now that he's gone for about a month I'm seeing so many positive aspects of the class come out in his playing. This is also a great introduction to skills he will need for school. Other music classes we have tried were so chaotic. This has a nice pace for this age group.

I would've given 5 stars, but a teacher decided to "search me for substances" and actually just…read morestole my lunch money.