They have delicious and fresh yogurt, milk and chocolate milk for sale at this farm's little store…read more Sometimes, certain items are not in stock/sold out already, but it is all great whatever you find there and worth the visit. We haven't had the chance to try their eggs, but hear from friends that their eggs are great and they sell out quickly, which makes sense. Sometimes, they have fresh veggies out for sale too. It's a cash or check honor system, which is a miracle to still find these days... and something very special that every child should get to experience, understand and appreciate. When cows are out in the pasture enclosure closer to the dairy store entrance area, this is also very cool to see.

Took a a gardening workshop and learned a lot about garden beds, watering, seeds, seasonal plants,…read moreand weeding. Emily was a great teacher and I'll bring my family to the open house. Cool that you buy fresh milk and eggs.

I really couldn't have asked for a better experience! With a child who has had difficulties in the…read morepublic school setting, this was amazing. A learning environment that is anxiety free and adaptable to all learning styles!

From the owner: At Journey to Learn we specialize in custom designing programs to fit the learning style and…read morepersonalities of each of our clients. We work with tradition academic tutoring, test prep, college application processes, executive functioning training, dyslexia tutoring, college course tutoring, etc.

Stars are Zero!…read more The financial aid woman is rude. She tells me, the mother with a masters degree I do not know how to do my daughters financial aid. Kept my mouth shut for my kid. THEN right before start time,she calls because there is a problem with financial aid application that she did. Yup. So, I told her as she was once again rude that she is difficult. She told me that I don't feel that way. I then spoke with director who was slobbing on food in my ear on the phone. I asked for anyone else to speak to because she gave my daughter an issue prior to my call. Although I explained it was not about the person not being able to tell me my 18 year old's personal information, it was about her being abrasive. Her only reply was that they could not discuss the personal information. Ends up, this so called director (or budget director) is owner's daughter. My daughter made the wise choice to avoid the school since she would have to deal with this horrid woman and not be heard by anyone with issues. Not even Daddy's daughter would listen. Also have massage students work with people that come in and are charged. The students do not receive any of the funds from their work, the school keeps all the funds. School charges students $20,000 to complete course. Over charging for tools, such as massage tables and books. Same quality items available half price outside of school. Unprofessional in many ways. My child deserves a better education and treatment while attending. Also not doing so well with enrollment. Wonder why!

From the owner: Ridley-Lowell's Danbury campus offers an extensive selection of in-demand career programs and job…read moreplacement services for graduates. Whether you're looking for entry-level business knowledge, technical training or skills in the medical or massage industries, you'll gain practical, job-focused education from experienced instructors. Comprehensive training programs include Esthetics, Massage Therapy, Medical Assisting, Phlebotomy, and Electrical Systems Technician. Day and Eve schedules, Financial Aid available to those who qualify. This school is accredited and has an over 70% job placement rate for graduates of programs. Ridley-Lowell is known for having small class sizes, hands-on training and a close knit family feel. The massage and esthetic programs provide discounted spa services. The clinic is by appointment only - Call 203-797-0551 to schedule.

Our son has attended The Village Pre-school & Daycare in Bethel since he was three months old. He…read moreis now almost five, and will be graduating later this summer. A good childcare provider can be defined as a safe, clean facility with plenty of learning opportunities to help your child grow and thrive. Village certainly fulfills those prerequisites. A great childcare provider does so much more--keeps your child engaged, curious, and joyful due to an amazing staff. Village also succeeds there. There has not been a single day in nearly five years that our son hasn't celebrated the fact that he's on his way to school. He literally leaps out of the car each morning and runs to the front door. The teacher turnover is extremely low, and most of his key educators from infancy to preschool remain an essential part of his daily life. We trust them implicitly to keep him safe and happy. They provide the children so many daily opportunities--from being outside on their playground (twice a day in the warmer months), to a weekly show and tell to gain confidence, silly dance parties, sensory play, ice cream truck treats in the summer, and plenty of educational crafts that extend the learning process. What other pre-school has a "bird condo" at the window where the children can keep a daily eye on visitors who fly in and out for a snack, as well as being able to witness such things as baby chicks hatching in real time? Ms. Faye in the preschool room has been a godsend, prepping our little guy for the next chapter in kindergarten and being an amazing partner to us parents as we raise him. He just had his school assessment last week and is fully prepared for the next step, in large part due to our Village family. The staff there truly cares about our little ones, and are just as excited to see them as the kids are when they arrive each day. The center itself is clean, full of necessary sensory stimulation, and super convenient with regards to its downtown Bethel location and their operational hours. They utilize a really great app to keep you updated on everything that happens during the course of the day, from bathroom/diaper usage to meals/snacks, activities, and of course, frequent photos of your child. The old adage is true, It truly DOES take a Village, and we couldn't be more enthusiastic to recommend them to other families.