A very good nursing program that is students focused. Financial assistance is available. No student…read moreis turned down.

Disappointing Ethics and Neglect at Sanford School…read more Sanford School markets itself both as a premier educational and athletic institution, but our firsthand encounter has been far from satisfactory. I am deeply saddened, and disappointed in the lack of integrity, ethics, equity and professionalism displayed by Sanford School. Particularly in President Mark Anderson, and their girls' basketball program under Coach Marcus Thompson. Firstly, Coach Thompson's unethical practices have marred what should be a fair, equitable and enjoyable sporting experience for young female athletes. Coach Thompson has blatant disregard for DIAA rules and DE State laws. His commited offenses of Illegal recruiting practices, mental abuse, verbal degradation, and playing favorites are just some of the major issues never addressed by leadership. These are frequent daily occurrences and systemic issues going back as far as 15 years. They tarnish the integrity of the sport and the overall well-being of the players/students. When confronted about these issues, Coach Thompson, Pat Jones(AD), and Mark Anderson resort to gaslighting tactics. Attempting to discredit concerned parents by labeling them as "crazy". This behavior creates a toxic environment for the players and their families. When I raised my concerns with the administration, including AD Pat Jones and President Mark Anderson, instead of addressing the presented documented evidence of misconduct, I was met with dismissiveness and deflection. Rather than investigating the valid complaints brought forward by multiple families, they chose to vilify the concerned parents, portraying them as irrational and problematic. Furthermore, the lack of response and action from President Mark Anderson despite multiple complaints and emails from over 10+ families is disheartening. Despite the numerous families voicing their grievances and providing substantial proof of wrongdoing, the administration has chosen to turn a blind eye. It is evident that the school prioritizes the success of its basketball program (including the focus on revenue-driven recruitment tactics) over the well-being and fair treatment of its students and their families. Promises of basketball success and a great educational experience are nothing but empty words, as the reality paints a starkly different picture. As a paying "customer" of Sanford School, I expected transparency, fairness, and accountability from the leadership. Instead, what we have encountered is negligence, evasion of responsibility, and a blatant disregard for ethics and the law. It is clear that the school's focus is on revenue generation rather than upholding its values and providing a safe and nurturing environment for its students. In conclusion, I urge prospective parents and students to carefully consider their options before choosing Sanford School. The issues within the girls' basketball program and the leadership's refusal to address them reflect a deeper problem of misplaced priorities and lack of integrity within the institution. Please see: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kfHtlhkUJBNc8uOz_8cBJSihdP5mr_Ah?usp=sharing

Sanford school is a special place. From the tight knit community where the staff truly care about…read moreyour family, to the top notch academics to the memorable sports games shared with friends. Our family can't say enough great things about the school. There are small class sizes, friendly kids and families, an amazing group of staff, and great community events that everyone is always so warming and welcoming to new faces.

I'm going to start first Ms Devonne and the teachers are amazing and they go above and beyond for…read moretheir students beyond their job requirement. Now for the new principal and , assisted Principal, administrators are a different story. Last Tuesday my middle school child pick up his siblings which he have done before.He graduated from Brader in June. It was an incident with my middle School child did something to his elementary school brother. The Principal said the constable, the Dean, the administrator and the assistant Principal was all called. I was told 3 adults from the school walked my children home. No on never called me or anyone on my children contact list even after the situation I was never contacted. Not by phone, email, class dojo. They never asked my children what is your mother phone number to make me aware of what happenen. But claim they was concerned for my children safety. So why not take them back to the school and reach thier parent. Now so how they access my 11 grader information when he hasn't went to that school in over 6 years. Now I have personally talked on the phone with my children teachers who called me on my phone from their schools. The Principal said " I rather over do then under do" so instead of her contacting me or my children emergency contact she called the police on my 11 year old son lied and told the police she had no way to contact me. They get out of school at 350 it's was around 530 when I emailed the principal about the situation because she still didn't contact me on what happened ridiculous. She emailed me back and called me the next morning. It's sad that all those adults was involved and not one I mean not one thought to call me their mother on what happened or to even ask the teachers for my phone , number or even my children for it is again unacceptable. Calling the police on a 11 year black young male is unnecessary, in this era calling the police can go very bad in two second. Which I don't appreciate it especially when I should have been informed. So the principal model is to call the cops on a child instead of descaling the situation or again I keep stressing calling the paren. I have been having children go to Brader since 2020 so for the Principal to lie to the cops and herself saying she had no contact information for me is a lame excuse to jeopardize a child to be arrested or detained for no reason. Lord knows we all miss Principal Gallagher. I hope they learn to over do by calling the parents if they really thing the child is in danger or if anything is going on with the children a parent should be contacted not reaching out to another minor if my high school child isn't old enough to sign them out of school then he not old enough to give the police his number instead of mines. Oh yes they found my sons number but not mines make sense my name and number is on every form that is ever signed for any of my children.

We have been very happy with our decision to enroll our two students at Archmere Academy. My…read morefreshman started during covid, which was a challenge socially but academically Archmere made adjustments and school continued. My two students are very different in their strengths and weakness and as long as your student seeks out what they need, we have had a very successful and happy time at Archmere. They have expanded their college counseling department and made other staff and facilities improvement, that have only added to the school value.

Another business that has a historical marker out front. Archmere's marker reads:…read more "This was once the home of John Jakob Raskob (1879-1950), financier, DuPont and General Motors executive, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and developer of the Empire State Building. Known as "The Patio," his palatial home was constructed 1916-18 in a style befitting his position in Wilmington society. The name "Archmere" was given to the surrounding estate because of the natural arch the trees formed over the Delaware River vista. This has been home to Archmere Academy since its founding in 1932 by the Norbertine Order. Archmere Academy was officially dedicated on October 12, 1932. Opened as an all boys' boarding school with an enrollment of 22, the Academy is now a co-educational college preparatory school with an enrollment of over 500 students. The Patio was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007." Not much to see from the road with the gates locked.

Great school. The basketball court and the building it's housed in are very nice…read more I've only visited that part of campus. Parking is limited for that building.

What can they improve? Let's see...Let's start with removing the obvious institutional racism in…read morethe formerly "Pastoral Counseling" turned "Counselor Education and Supervision w/ Spiritual & Pastoral Integration" program , which borrows racist faculty from the Ed.D program. I won't name names. Students come in with degrees and experiences from all over and it appears that the faculty at Neumann are only interested in supporting one type of student towards completing their doctoral studies. The non-racist professors in the Ph.d in CESP that were there seem to have abandoned ship as a result of a disorganized department so if you considering attending, don't expect any support from faculty just expect them to tear you down in effort to see you fail. Sorry I wasted 5 years of time and money at this University.

Interboro School District is a great school! All of the teacher's have always gone out of there way…read morefor all of my son's needs.

The best place my children love this place and I too 100% recommended the teachers are very…read moreattentive and very kind and the director is also very professional.

Teachers are always changing in the toddler room. My little one have a fear of changing diaper and…read morealways have a diaper rash. The fear had gone after changing daycare. Worst pain is seeing your child cry non-stopping because she is in so much pain with the diaper rash and you cant heal it right away. Also my child had a bite mark from the daycare. You can see the whole teeth mark. The director and teacher investigate and found no incident when it occur. This is how much they don't pay attention to your child. And push off your concern. I finally realize when your child cry non-stopping during your drop off is a sign that something is wrong. At first, I thought she needed my attention or still bonded to me. But the new daycare, I was shocked she stop crying during the drop off. Price is expensive at this center and lack of care to your child.

My twin grandsons will be graduating from St. Andrew's this year. I am a grandmother who was also…read morea teacher, and I am constantly amazed at the advanced level of education the students at St. Andrew's receive. I am also amazed at the love and nurturing my grandsons received from their teachers and the head of the school. I know their 4 years at St. Andrew's were worth every mile we spent on I95 going to sporting events and school functions.

I went to Saint Andrews and graduated in 1973! The original campus buildings are built with stone…read moreimported from England by the Dupont family. The campus itself is stunning too well lake that allows for crew racing and sailboating. The education was stunning and I'm sure is still stunning. It is coed, it was not when I was there. I can't recommend it enough. It ain't cheap, Tuition is $69,400 a year!