We run, we jump, we swim, we play, We row and go on trips…read more.. But the things that last forever Are our dear friendships! My dear old alma mater. I hail to thee! ~ More to come...

Learned a lot, expensive tuition. Highly recommend the food at the dining hall, especially the…read morepierogies at the grill.

I love this school! We chose to send our 3 boys here for many reasons. Although the public school…read morehas an excellent reputation academically as does The Country School, this is where the similarities end. The Country School's culture is one of acceptance and nurturing. The emphasis on character building is just as important as academics. The small size of the school and classes makes this all possible and successful. The faculty is amazing. Every child is treated as an individual and taught in the same manner. I feel very fortunate to be able to drop my children off at school in the morning and have no worries of the bullying and harassment that my daughter experienced in Madison a Public School.

The Country School develops character and leadership while delivering a world class education to…read moreeach of my 3 children. Every teacher cares about each of my children and each benefits from academic, athletic, and social emotional learning as the individuals they are. From the voice of my 4th grader: "I feel like we made the right transition to move to The Country School. TCS is just different. In a good way. It's not like any school I've ever known. I didn't know schools like TCS even existed. At my old school, I always had my hand up - knowing more than I was learning. I don't always have my hand up but that's a good thing because my teacher is challenging me with new strategies every day. Going to my old school I was knowing. At TCS, I can feel myself learning."

Forgive my pathetic tone here, but I'm submitting this as an envious former opposing team's athlete…read moreand friend of some former students...This place seems more like a hotel/spa than a school to me. They have benefits every summer (or used to, at least) and koi ponds in the lobbies. Everything was immaculate and, though they were awful at basketball, I still left jealous of almost everything about the place. I wouldn't send my kids here (one day) even if I could afford it, but it's certainly an excellent option. Lust-inducing, plain & simple.

The education here is acceptable, and I feel that my son benefited from his time here. Many of the…read morechildren here are not the high level of intelligence one would expect in a private school. Additionally, the administration is horrible and treats parents very badly. Parents need to be very cautious when dealing with these people as they are very capricious with their decisions and may not have the child's best interests at heart.

was called the N word and noting was done about it. as one of the 4 black kids at this school I…read morefeel uncomfortable and unsafe. there is only 3 staff members of color. there used to be four but one left I don't blame her.

We've had nothing but a good experience with Franklin Academy. My son, a 16 year old, is in the…read moresummer sojourn program and I've been very impressed. Everyone seems to understand the ASD quirks and challenges as well as their strengths. We plan to continue the program for several summers in the future.

Terrific School in a beautiful place. Our daughter thrived in it's caring atmosphere, and has…read moreblossomed into the strong and confident woman we see today. She learned much more about who she was during her time at Kent School, and has carried that through to her college (UNC Chapel Hill). All in all, a great experience for her, and her education was not only academic but also social and spiritual.

We are so grateful for the wonderful experiences and excellent education our son has received at…read moreCELC middle school. The amazing, dedicated teachers have created a nurturing environment, where the students really get to know each other. As a result, they have created a unique space where kids feel comfortable to learn, grow, and to be curious. Students are advanced and challenged according to their abilities and interests in a small class environment where they stay engaged and connected. The school provides wonderful breadth of activities beyond the core academics, including twice a week field trips, a Kingian nonviolence class, music, theater, cooking, community service, student run work shops, and other enriching experiences. Our son loves going to CELC, and CELC has inspired him to learn and to be his best self there.

We enrolled our daughter in CELC MIDDLE SCHOOL starting September 2020. We were attracted by their…read moreplan to school "in person", 5 days a week if possible. With a well reasoned plan and strict approach they have been able to do that and much more. The mix of activities has our Daughter fully engaged. She is also showing a sense of obligation to do her part and meets CELC's expectations of Her.....in a most positive way.

I have two kids that are currently students at TCA and a third will probably start Preschool next…read moreyear. Tuition runs about $3200. for the year which i feel is pretty reasonable for private school. The kids receive a quality education and the kind of endowment they could never receive in public school. The class sizes are small, my eighth grader is in a class of 10. There is familiarity as the kids have gone through the years with the same group of kids. I feel this has cut down on peer pressure and some of the other issues associated with school. The teachers take an interest in the kids education and are quick to get in touch with parents if there is an issue or extra help is needed. The one thing I don't like is there is no play area. When the kids get to go out at recess they are forced to play in the parking lot. While my stepson will probably disagree with me and may even do so her, as he should if he chooses, it is my hope that he will appreciate his education and experience here as truly special as he gets older.

Dear Trinity, Now that I am in High School and no…read morelonger part of your student body, I have realized how much my years with you really did matter. Truthfully I have begun to miss the unity and family-like atmosphere that you constantly portray. Although I may have been excited to join public school and wear whatever clothes I pleased every day, I now regret my eagerness to leave. Though I do miss you, I can honestly say thatyour lessons and moral teachings helped me become a person who knows what people to surround myself with and reflect on. Not only does this keep me out of drama, but also keeps me focused on my schoolwork. Thanks to your years of preparation, I don't just long to recieve good grades, but also to understand the use of every lesson I learn, so I can apply the skills in my future. As I sit in my classes everyday, I notice the severe disrespect that circulates through the students torwards our teachers. I hope that , as we get older, my classmates will mature; however, I also know that I notice these things because you have tought me the importance of respect, discipline, and knowledge. Even though I do appreciate and enjoy my current teachers, I truly all the teachers I had throughout my years at TCA. I regret all the times I was ungrateful,disrespectful,or unmotivated torwards the task at hand and any of my superiors. I wish I had sooner realized all of the hard work and sacrifice that was given by all your faculty to make my experience at TCA the best and most beneficial possible. In all truthfulness, without your guidance through the past years I dont know who I'd be as a student or a moral person. I am grateful my parents were able to send me to your school, and I know that the growth and experiences I went through with you will, for sure, last me a lifetime. Your familiar atmosphere led me to feel comfortable and welcomed among my classmates and teachers. I feel this aspect caused me to focus on my education and also taught me what healthy relationships should contain. Love, Entirely written by, A former student

This school is simply amazing! People talk about teachers putting children first and that is an…read moreunderstatement for this staff. When you walk through those doors, you and your children become part of the Helen King Reynolds family that lasts far longer than the time your child is there. I had two children go through this school and it was simply the best experience I could ever have given them. If you are looking into preschools, make sure this is top on your list!

When my son Matthew turned 3, I spent months researching and visiting preschools throughout my…read morehometown of Stratford and beyond, from Milford all the way to Westport. From the moment I stepped into Helen King Reynolds, I knew it was the right place. I can now say for certain that choosing HKR was one of the best decisions my husband and I have ever made. It has provided Matthew with a happy, safe, nurturing and intellectually stimulating learning environment, and with highly skilled, educated, dedicated and loving teachers. Now in his second year, my son continues to blossom socially and intellectually. He is self-confident and is so excited about learning. He goes to school happy and comes home even happier. Helen King Reynolds has been a great gift in our lives -- a wonderful beginning to my son's educational journey.