Great school for your children. My 3 kids went here from Pre-K3 until 8th grade. A school that does…read morenot have a lot of fundings but work great. My kids learned a lot. My daughter was the valedictorian of her class .The Principal Mrs Cisco is great with helping you if you have a problem. If you are looking for a school big on Sports this is not the one. They are not much about athletics. The principal and teachers do not get involve or go to the games. The games are ran by parents. As I said the school does not have a lot of funds. But the education is great. Thank you for your education. The Garcia - Rivera

St Peter school is ok aside from the fact that one day I had a friend from a friend tell me that a…read moreteacher was cursing at the kids because one of that own teachers kid got hurt. The teacher didn't even give the kids a chance to explain just yelled at them until one of the kids started crying. Another thing that I don't really like about this school is the new principal. I've heard many good things about the previous principal but I'm not to sure that the new one really cares about the kids and the absolutely absurd dress code. An example of this dress code is the one for the girls, for girls no skirts above the knee and for every one no outside or not school branded sweaters. But some good things are that most of the teachers try there best to help the kids feel confident in themselves and always try there best to let the kids understand the material. Another good thing is that all the teachers always have concerns for the kids health. Hopefully the school can try to fix its flaws.

Thank God I'm not here anymore. Teachers at new school are so much nicer. Glad I'm finally out of…read morethis place.

Love GSA. It's like a family. Everyone looks out for each other. I have two kids there and I see…read morethe great development they have year after year. Great academic program, and wonderful sports program. Besides all of that, kids learn about faith and discipline, so they consequently become better human beings.

Sandy Lane Nursery has been an amazing place for all 3 of my kids. My 2 oldest wishing they could…read morego back because they had that much fun. I love knowing my kids are being well taken care of in a safe environment. I would definitely recommend this Daycare to all my friends and family.

We've really enjoyed our experience at Sandy Lane. They provided a wonderful environment, were…read moreable to attend to each child's individual needs and have a curriculum that was engaging and fun. Our daughter is always so proud to talk about how she goes to Sandy Lane School, and how her friends are from Sandy Lane School. We'd stay at Sandy Lane forever if only she'd stop growing up!

I have heard and experienced quite the stories. They are rude. They get involved in parents custody…read moreissues and do not respect restraining orders. Staff has gotten intimately involved with parents. They do not keep student personal documents private or correct and staff had been let go for being rough with the students. Not to mention roaches have been spotted. Yuck....

In a word magical…read more I've never witnessed such happy engaged kids. Nor such knowledgeable and enthusiastic teachers. It's what we always wanted for our child but didn't think existed in this area. We are so lucky to have found this place.

Our family's experience with Montclair Cooperative School was devastating. After touring and being…read moreassured that our son -- a twice-exceptional, academically gifted child on the Autism spectrum -- could be supported, we submitted his records. Almost immediately, the admissions office reversed course and told us they would not move forward with his application because of his disability, saying he would be "better served" in public school. His academic strengths and test scores were ignored. This is not just disappointing, it is discriminatory. The school has accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer-funded grants and forgivable loans, which means it is legally bound under the ADA, Section 504, IDEA, and the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination to provide equal access. Instead, it shut the door on our son because of his diagnosis. We pursued every available appeal, including with the State of New Jersey. Even though the state acknowledged the facts, they declined to pursue the case further -- not because discrimination wasn't present, but because they lacked confidence in prevailing in court. Families should know that if your child has a disability, this school may exclude them rather than work with you. For a school that markets itself as progressive and community-oriented, our experience was the opposite. Parents of neurodiverse children: proceed with extreme caution.

My child attended the infant/waddler program at the Grace location. I could not be happier with the…read morecare and attention that they received. Specifically, Ms. Monica went above and beyond every day to ensure they were taken care of. I received thorough notes home about their daily activities, eating, and daily needs as well as, phone calls to communicate and pressing needs. The curriculum was creative, immersive, and changed daily and weekly. My child was so excited to go every day and I was also assured that would be taken care of. The program was beautifully run!

Our son started going to comunity school since he was 3, today he is 8 and still fleas back every…read moresummer for camps, we love community school, more like a family to us. Highly recommend it!