Our daughter has gone here for almost 3 years. Overall, the school puts in the appearance of a…read moresolid place for children. Then covid-19 showed up. Their safety measures, like most, start strong and then fade in quality. That's not our gripe here now. They closed our daughters class for 14 days due a teacher testing positive for the virus. Understandable. What isn't is that you expect to keep our $750 for the 2 weeks you couldn't provide services? Their response to us asking us for a credit is "we pay our teachers during these tough times" What is this happens 5 more times this year?? SIMPLE GOOGLE SEARCH OF THIS GREEDY PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANY REVEALS: For its 2018 fiscal year, BRIGHT HORIZONS FAMILY SOLTN, listed the following CEO pay ratio data on its annual proxy statement to the SEC. CEO Name CEO Pay Median Employee Pay CEO Pay Ratio Stephen H. Kramer $3,390,320 $23,969 141:1 SKIP THIS RIP OFF DAYCARE. YOU WILL LOSE MONEY

My daughter stayed in this school for 2 years. We had to leave this school because of relocation…read more Otherwise we will stay till her kindergarten. Teachers here are really nice and creative(Before our leaving, her teacher asked us if we want to have our daughter's picture. They picked all her picture out and put in a USB key for us. You can image how much extra effort they did). Ratio are very good. And compare to CA. This school does not have those winter break, spring break or summer break(Certainly this is quite common in NH). Classroom and playground are quite spacious and clean. And they have a big gym for rainy day and other activities. Although they don't have lots field trip for toddler and preschool(they do go around campus, and visit fire station and police station from time to time), they do invite others to come to perform. They have story teller, dancer, pet show... And they offers lots fun based curriculum. I missed this school very much

After a bad experience at another Montessori school in the Hollis area that failed to recognize our…read moredaughter's potential or provide the foundational skills she needed, we are so grateful to have found Country Village Montessori. The teachers at Country Village immediately recognized our daughter's potential, helped her catch up academically, and rebuilt the confidence that had been damaged at her previous school. We were thrilled to discover that art and creativity are a part of the inspiring schoolwork at Country Village Montessori so our daughter could come home every day proud of something that she created! Every child deserves a teacher who truly sees and believes in them. Claire and her team have made an incredible difference in our daughter's life, and we couldn't recommend Country Village Montessori more highly.

My two children have attended the children's greenhouse for three years. The Children's Greenhouse…read morehouse has provided a great foundation for my kids. They're constantly learning and I'm surprised each week as to what activities, and projects they work on. The Children's Greenhouse provides healthy snacks and lunch everyday. They provide organic food and clean with green products. Our prior daycare provider always smelled like bleach at the end of the day, but that's never the case here. I've been very pleased with the staff over the years and my kids love the teachers, director, and owner. I've referred family and friends over the past few years. Check them out if you haven't.

We love The Children's Greenhouse. The staff is very friendly and passionate about what they do…read more They're very green in terms of the cleaners they use and they have lots of fun activities for the kids! The infant teacher, Meegan, is the most creative infant teacher I've seen. Our daughter makes lots of little crafts that we're going to treasure forever. The only thing that's keeping me from giving them 5 stars is that they don't really have a good playground for the kids to play outside. But the place is still fairly new so hopefully if they ever move to a bigger location (which they might need to soon because it's filled up quickly!), they'll hopefully find a place with a bigger playground.

We had four students go through BG, all had totally different learning styles. They all thrived…read morethere and college was an absolute breeze. They all took different career paths and are doing amazing. Bishop Guertin gets your student ready for the real world. My only advice, be prepared for your student to not be the smartest and strongest athlete any longer. The work is hard, there is a lot of homework and not early or late school days for students. They will also be beyond challenged, but is that what you are not signing them up for?

My child is a freshman at this school. She is academically challenged more than any other time in…read moreher school career. The sports teams are incredible and the support the kids get from the faculty is beyond anything I have ever seen. Supportive and challenging while supporting morals and values. I highly recommend BG for anyone who does not want their kids to be in public school. We will also note that we turned down full and partial scholarships at prestigious boarding schools and have not regretted that decision one bit! Go Cardinals!

The most expensive glorified daycare there is with both owner and director having no child skills…read moreand no desire to even be around children or wanting anything to do with parents. There's zero communication no matter how hard you try unless you count passive aggressive e-mails days to weeks later. Sure you get a few photos during the day but try getting a hold of anyone and the phone just rings, or you never get a phone call or e-mail back. Teachers seem inexperienced to actually teach anything worthwhile, pre-k and k are run like a daycare just with tables labeled "art", "snacks" and so forth. Their scapegoat is to say they emphasize "learning through play" so they don't have to put in the effort. $1000 month for HALF days but nothing to show for this insane amount of tuition besides other kids families bringing in goody bags or snacks. They make you fill out novels of paperwork beforehand but don't even read the documents they make you turn in! Your child has a food allergy? They ignore it and give your child that food. My kiddo comes home saying they had a stomachache and told the teacher they felt sick, but you get no report or phone call?! - just to find out with questioning your child that they're feeding your kiddo their allergen!! The next day they sent him home WITH his allergen food AFTER I called and asked why he was eating said allergen and the teacher called me saying " I didn't see that but I'm looking at it now" say what?!! To add insult to injury they make you give 30 days paid notice to unenroll and then you finally get communication FAST from their see you aunt tee director demanding payment, daily kind you.. demanding it daily. Please research and read other reviews that say exactly this about this disgraceful "school". I wish I had and saved 2k.

I have been very happy with the Goddard School. I have 2 daughters who both attend and they love…read moregoing each day. They are well cared for, safe, challenged in the right way and come home talking about all the fun activities they get to do. My oldest one has learned skills that will be needed when she goes to Kindergarten in the fall while still getting lots of time to play! The facility is beautiful too!

My daughter seems to like it but Reeds Ferry felt like it was more familycentric...so to speak…read more The teacher we've had so far is excellent and there have been a few events but it's not as good as we expected.

My children went through this school system and I'm still bothered ten plus years later of how the…read moreschool counselor called me one day and stated right off the bat; "There is something wrong with ****'s brain." This is not professional. I was so worried. Come to find out my child made a picture out of the test where you fill in dots on this important test, while almost acing the reading and math, therefore, they assumed his memory wasn't working right. I met with them and said "really? **** aces (98s) in reading and math, but you think his memory isn't working?" I also specifically told them not to give him extra work during school so they could figure this out, but I learned after the year was over that they did in fact give him extra work. I guess they didn't believe me when I told them my ******* thought it was a stupid test so he drew pictures. With that said, however, they do have some really good teachers there, but also some terrible ones too. I suggest you learn which ones are good and make sure your child is in that room. Sorry, I wish I could remember their names, but it's been too long now.

High Mowing is a place that does its best to educate the whole person. How unusual is that? In an…read moreage where schools just seem to care about test scores, High Mowing sends kids out on survival camping trips, gets boys to Morris Dance around a May Pole, and has as high status accomplishments, hosting the 3 or 4 coffeehouses or designing the school's year book. Yea, some kids get into Wellsley or Cornell, and they did win the basketball championship 3 years in a row, but the school is really about the arts, being yourself, and doing your best. My two kids go there and love it. We're lucky the place exists and incredibly lucky it is down the street.

We absolutely love Little Sprouts in Merrimack! We were very nervous about childcare but the…read moreteachers and director made us feel so comfortable on the first day! The school is very welcoming, clean and organized. We are very happy that we chose to bring our child to Little Sprouts Merrimack!

Worst experience! It started out as a good experience when my son started going there at 4 Mos old…read morebut when he got older we started to realize the lack of care they really provided. My son started being bullied by the upper classroom kids and it was my son that was being blamed at 3 years old. We were being threatened by the director of the school that if we didnt test our son for autism or language issues then he'd be kicked out. So he was tested and passed with flying colors. Then we werent told by his classroom teachers that anything wrong was happening until the director basically told us he isn't allowed to come back because hes disruptive (at 3 years old!). We had witnessed the kids bullying our son on the playground and our son being blamed for it when we didnt make it known to the teacher we were there to see it. Come to find out later there was favoritism happening- the kids who were bullying my son was a teachers nephew so he gets to stay and my son was told to leave. The director was threatening and rude everytime we interacted with her. She doesnt care about the students one bit. The original director was kind when we first started there but once Bree stepped in, everything went downhill. No daycare should ever be run that way. You should feel comforted that you child is loved and cared for, not bullied out. I heard from a few other parents that they witness the same treatment. How sad. Very much do not recommend this place if you care for your child at all.