It's not a good school. I do realize it's more privileged than other schools but if you can afford…read moreprivate school or home schooling I recommend it.

Terrible school. Your child will get lost in the shuffle. There is zero attention to children…read morestruggling. Go private or move somewhere else...

i f in hate this school bro the teachers are very disrepectfull and they dont care when i get…read morebullied i suffer from depression because of this place evreyone stinks here the princables are all mean and they hurt my feelings and when im there i get sick evrey time i eat the school food and thats the only meal i get a day but it gets me sick evrey time i eat it i get very bad education here.

Both my children graduated from Longwood. One is now a doctor, one is an art director. Both were…read morehard-working students, both flourished in their Advanced Placement classes, both received excellent educations and earned excellent grades due to their hard work and the excellent instruction. Most of the teachers they had were exemplary and caring. Because it is such a large School District, there are so many learning and extra curricular opportunities. They would complain to me about the students who expected good grades for doing nothing. It was frustrating for them to see students like that. Growing up, my children were told that you have to work hard if you are going to get ahead. After all, you get out what you put in. I feel fortunate that my children received such an excellent education at Longwood.

Great school with amazing teachers who are very helpful. The school spirit can be seen through out…read morethe school with various types of merchandise. Close shops provide food which is easily accesable to the students.

Long Island Child Care in Coram NY is a child care, nursery, preschool (and summer camp), that is…read morenear and dear to my family. Both my children have attended LICC since, as young as, 6months. I am not sure if they still have infant care, please call to check that out. My, now 6 year old, daughter started at 2yrs old. Learned how to write, read, build healthy relationship, become comfortable being away from home for an entire school day. she entered Kindergarten reading 1st grade level books and confident in making friends. My husband works full time and I have a disability that limits me greatly at times. LICC became the first extra care we needed to support our children's growth. It takes a bill. They are warm and loving people. My youngest began there as an infant, she is now entering preschool there. We are comfortable knowing that she is in their hands. Their grounds are safe and sanitary. They are very serious about the health of their students and faculty. My little one hates leaving for school. She would rather play with her dolls at home all day. She will cry up to the moment she reaches the school. Within minutes, they tell me (because yes, I call. And they never call me annoying...to my face ), she is happy and playing with her friend, learning and singing. Obviously, I can go on and on. They have helped my family in ways we can never repay.

I have my 3 children in this school and couldn't imagine them going elsewhere. It is a tight…read moreschool community with an amazing principle. I know they will never go to public school as I know they will never get the experience there as they do at St Patrick school. The families are warm, and the teachers are wonderful. I highly recommend!

Overcrowded classroom. Entitled students with no home training. Parents are rude and mean,…read moreespecially the mothers. Weak Academics. Not all students are treated equally, and teachers are unprofessional. As long as you pay tuition, your child will automatically go to the next grade.

I called the center to talk about enrolling my daughter in their program. I was told I'd receive a…read morecall back about availability that same day, but never did. I called again the next day and was told I'd receive a call back. I called a third time the following week and was apologized to. The woman I spoke to said she would call me back in a "few minutes". I had a missed call from the center, so I called back to which the same woman said "Sorry I didn't mean to call you back, I thought I had time to speak but I don't. I will call you later". Never got a call back. There's no way in hell you have absolutely NO time during the day to return a phone call inquiring about enrollment. If you don't have space, then say that. Beyond unprofessional & I wouldn't recommend this place in a million years.

My daughter has been at Oyster Babies East since she was 2 years and four months old. She started…read moreout at three full days a week and is now going all day five days a week. Oyster Babies was caring and understanding. My daughter had been home with me up until she started there and they were sensitive to her needs and didn't push her to socialize but also didn't ignore her. When they became concerned with some of her behavior they met with me right away and were of great assistance getting her a full special education work up through Mill Neck Manor. They are a little expensive but they offer early and late care as well as flexible days. When I first put my daughter in school there I was working retail so I needed to have a sort off odd schedule and they were more than accommodating. The other wonderful thing is that food and all activities are included in their weekly/monthly fee. They serve breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack. All the food is tasty and they serve a variety of different things. The center director is there almost all the time along with the assistant director. They are both wonderful people and will help with parenting problems and unique family situations. My daughter is really happy there and has loved all of the teachers she has been I contact with. The center strives for a home feeling in a school environment so all the different teachers are familiar with all the students and can call them and usually their parents by name which really makes everything seem more homey and friendly. They are definitely worth considering. We couldn't be happier unless they were cheaper. Haha

Didn't teach anything teacher talked about weed all the time when I asked questions the referral me…read moreto an other student I complained to principal he didn't care all they are care about is you money to pay them Don't go to this so-called school

I wouldn't recommend anyone paying $16.500 dollars making $17.00 -20.00 dollars an hour for medical…read moreassistant program.Yes, instructors nice to certain extent but when it comes to end of the school they don't even look at your face. ( Most of them ). Directors are sucks ,owner cheap he doesn't care about students safety but his . Cheap laptops, medical equipments.Instructures rushing if they are behind their classroom.Do not waste your or parents money.