Somerset Berkley was a toxic environment where teachers didn't care about students' well-being…read more Instead of offering real support, they led students down dead-end paths with no clear direction, only to fail them, crushing their spirits despite their best efforts. I experienced this firsthand when a teacher kept me after class every day, promising that if I did extra work, I'd pass. I followed every instruction, yet he still failed me with a 64.9, refusing to round it up to a passing 65. The school was filled with cliquey parents and stuck-up students who thought they were better simply because they were from "Somerset"--a town that's actually pretty trashy, masked by an air of pretentiousness. Since I was on "school of choice," I was often mocked by teachers for my hometown. Somerset Berkley left me with a 1.9 GPA and made me feel worthless. Thank God I left when I did. I transferred to a new school, graduated with nearly a 4.0 GPA, and was accepted to a top 25 college. Had I stayed, I probably wouldn't have even gotten into college at all. If you're stuck in a place like that, go somewhere that truly cares about your success. Leaving was the best decision I ever made.

I graduated this school in 2022 and am forever grateful for the friends and memories I made here…read more The 4 years at this school (Okay, not necessarily the COVID part) was the best time of my life. I love the staff, classes, and I met some of my best friends over the course of my education here. I remember walking into my Freshman Year thinking I didn't have any friends, and leaving my Graduation in tears knowing the friends I made along the way were sometimes going out of state. Love you SBRHS, Forever in my heart

if there was an option to select one star i would. i went to Argosy for grades 8,9, and half of my…read more10th grade year. those 3 years impacted me so negatively, school isn't supposed to be fun but it is supposed to be safe. i never felt safe in this school. something horrific happened to me my 10th grade year, another student traumatized me, committed a crime. if you think about it in a way of like, that's just one bad student. its really not because i had gone to my principle with hope that he would discipline him and help me recover. the dean of Argosy cares more about the reputation than their student well being. in fact he did the exact opposite, he didn't take my word for it, he didn't contact the police after saying he was going to, he favors any boys that play sports there and of course he sided with the perpetrator. i had a safety plan put in place to keep me and that student away from each other, and the dean ignored that and violated the agreements and i was left to deal with it alone. here i was thinking the dean was supposed to be someone i could look up too, don't trust him, don't trust anyone involved with argosy collegiate charter school. the only person who l believe kept me alive throughout all of this was the schools counselor. she was an angel sent human. she made me feel so cared for. but it got to a point where the bad out weighed the good and i chose to get the hell out of that school. if you have the chance to leave...leave - forever scarred student

From the owner: Our mission at Argosy Collegiate is to prepare our scholars for success in college, career, and…read morelife with the academic foundation and the character skills needed.

Nice campus with great facilities. Building is still used for other purposes, though the school…read moreclosed in 2023

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It is the worst experience because the school air ruins ypur hair it makes it really ruff and I…read moreknow because I get home and take a shower my hair is all fine and smooth and the food sometimes is floppy and one in a while the pizza is good and yeah the teachers are mean but not mr.white

Mary had a little dome, she put on her cathedral She said I…read moream arrogant and Barbie is just evil She's pretty much right. Very interesting and pretty cathedral in Fall River which has a charm about it somehow. It's currently shrouded in cloth for non-religious reasons, because they're restoring it, but it's one of many beautiful old buildings in a beautiful Old City.