I just had my first cut here as a late in the day walk in. There were several barbers and perhaps…read morestudents cutting. Everyone seemed at ease and the overall vibe was friendly and calm without any apparent tension. A student cut my hair and was well supported by the managing woman who did the finer work, modeling kindness in her instruction and coaching. Another barber shaved my neck and around my ears. She was also friendly and at ease. I will go again.

The New England School Of Barbering provides top notch education to those looking to learn new…read moreskills. They have a hands on approach that prepares each student with skills that make the transition to going to work go smoothly. This is not one of those schools that keeps you locked up in the classroom forever. You don't need to do apprenticeships when you graduate to feel like you're finally ready to start working. You can hit the ground running by working in your career as a barber as soon as possible when you graduate. The education offered here made it possible for my husband to build a great clientele and start making a great living at a pretty young age after he discovered a traditional four year college education was not for him. He did so well, in fact, that he convinced me to become a barber also and I too went to NESOB. For the first time since I graduated college, I feel like I have valuable skills that get rewarded. I can live the dream of being self employed with a schedule I set myself. And I make more than I ever could muster with a four year degree in general biology. This school and the caring attention of its owners has improved my family's life and financial future and for that my husband and I will be forever deeply grateful. The owners, Mr. & Mrs. C push you to learn as much as you can while you are there, both about barbering and about work skills in general. They are tough teachers in the best way because they do their job out of caring and out of the desire that all of their students succeed and are as prepared as possible to start working. I have seen them give so much to their students, especially when those students really show the desire to learn and to succeed. If you are considering a career in barbering and have been looking for a great school, you have found it here.

I attended Brewster Academy as a freshman. I really believe Brewster is the best school in the…read moreworld and any that goes there will thrive! It is really so incredible

Eh. The food is okay. I lived off a diet of white rice and warm water. It got me through. Maybe a…read morelittle bit more seasoning on rice. It's a tad bit bright so that can hurt. You may get hit by a unicycler so watch out. The dorms are hot so bring an air conditioner. Bring extra salt for your rice.

This was a very good school I had a good time and the kids and teachers were nice I went there for…read more5 years and got so much support unfortunately I moved I miss my friends this is lauren g signing off miss you guys so much

I can't say enough good things about this facility. 1. It…read moreis clean-previous reviewer claiming it has an odor is pretty funny, every single evening that I'm picking up my child there are teacher's assistants cleaning. I have one child and sometimes the poopy diapers cause my house to have a slight smell and that is with a garbage compactor with an air filter, I think if a place with 40x more poopy diapers smells a little funky once in great while any logical person would get it. 2. The teachers here really seem to care about my child. For example, my child is potty training and the teacher was so excited to tell me about a successful poop on the potty. They write up accident reports for things that I think are pretty minor-they take your child's well being seriously. 3. Communication is outstanding. I receive a daily note that includes how much my child ate for each meal, how long she slept, when she went to the bathroom, and a special note at the bottom usually letting me know what activity my child enjoyed for the day. A white board hangs at entrance of classroom listing the activities occurred for the day. There is also family facebook page communicating upcoming activities. And the director is very responsive to any concerns/questions. 4. It's educational. My daughter has come home with knowledge that I know we did not give her. Sometimes she will break out into a children's song that I totally forgot the words to and have to look up so I can sing along. My husband and I love the Learning Tree. If we ever had to relocate I would shed many tears over the loss of The Learning Tree.

This place is terrible. The staff is unprofessional and rude, especially the owner. They claim to…read morebe all things, when really, they are nothing. I'm not saying I would never in a million years trust them with my child, but certainly not in 999,999. The owners and upper staff are very untrustworthy people who I know to be very questionable decision makers at all levels of life and business practice.

In my experience this school does little to stop bullying, Harrasment or anything else of the sort…read more Students constantly fight each other. And teachers bully students. There is constant vandalism throughout the school but mainly in the bathrooms. The school has now placed cameras throughout the school to watch the students yet nothing gets done about the bullying. And the teachers do not keep students informed about what's going on during lockdowns. Not to mention the wires that hang from the ceilings, the water damage in the roofs, the chiped floors the students are constantly tripping and injuring themselves on. And agin ill mention the constant bullying that's happening from teachers and students. Something at this school seriously needs to change.

So I have a cousin that goes to Rundlett and she joined a dance crew this year which is so awesome…read moreand my cousin couldn't dance that good but now she is like a little Beyonce. When did Rundlett get hip hop. OMG I'm excited I can't wait to meet her dance coach. If you live in concord and your child goes to Rundlett let them join dance because my cousin has so much confidence, she made new friends, she has learned to be a team player. She was not interested in anything before so I'm very proud of her. Go Rundlett and Go Dance coach!!!!!!

I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to attend Proctor Academy for high school. I had…read moreactually gone to Milton Academy for my freshman year - but it wasn't the right fit-vibe for me. It was too impersonal. At proctor, it's a much smaller school so you really get to know everyone. It was only 310 students when I graduated in 2000. The thing that makes proctor amazing: Excellent teachers, 2000 acres of land in which to go hiking, snowshoeing, cross country running, learn about the woods, maple syrup shack, we have our own lodge on elbow pond, our own blackwater ski mountain with lifts and a lodge.... I could go on and on. The brand new state of the art recording studio and performance center are amazing. The facilities just keep getting better and better. Proctor is a great school especially if you have special learning needs. I had a hard time getting a grip with hyperactivity as a youngster, and with 1 on 1 attention, I went from getting Ds to straight A's. I got my learning style down and I was able to excel independently. Proctor also offers really good abroad options. Mountain Classroom, Ocean Classroom (I did this one - sailed a tall ship from boston to puerto rico - amazing), France for a trimester (did this too), Spain, Costa Rica... all paid for in tuition. It sounds corny but some of my best friends are the ones I made at proctor. Everyone was like family. I couldn't have gone to a better school for me.