Love Goddard! We have been very happy with their care for our toddler and infant. The teachers…read moreare great and they are constantly doing interesting educational activities. Highly recommend!

Toddler program is $395 a week, includes breakfast, lunch and snack. Full year, full day program.read more

Both of my kids have gone here for many years. The teachers and the directors have been great…read more Their hours are really good, which accommodate the Boston commute.

I was lucky enough to attended Delphi as a child growing up, and last month my toddler started…read morethere! The same things I loved about Delphi long ago are still present and thriving. The teachers are enthusiastic and passionate about learning and make every single day fun. The small class sizes allow for a strong nurturing relationships between staff and students, and my child feels welcomed and loved already. I appreciate that Delphi's reading program teaches students to read at such a young age and provides them with a genuine love for learning. It isn't forced upon them and that was something I loved when I went- I became a strong independent learner which helped me through college and into my career. Many of the staff that worked there when I was young are still present- which means a lot in this day and age. After a few weeks our son already loves his class, his teacher Miss Pam and the fun activities they do daily- art, music, outside time twice a day, painting, reading class, etc

My daughter just recently transfer from this school to public school and received a 68% on her…read moretest. She is actually behind not ahead. The cleanliness of the school is worst then public school.

We couldn't be happier with this school. The academics are very strong, my kids absolutely LOVE…read morelearning, and I have watched them develop over the last three years at the school into truly independent and curious learners. (Super A+ for music and Spanish and sports departments too!) Thank you!

We entered our girls into Thacher in the upper elementary school (grades 4-6) this past fall. While…read moreone of our daughters is having a very positive experience, our other daughter has been having a less positive one. She has dyslexia along with some other learning issues, which we made very clear to the school during our application. Her teacher, Amy Smith, seems both unwilling and unable to work with students who don't learn in the normal fashion. Amy has been very difficult to work with: she doesn't communicate well and she doesn't follow through on things she says she'll do. With the exception of one administrator, the school has been completely unsupportive of us and our issues. We will be withdrawing both our daughters from the school next year. I would recommend Thacher upper grades for students who are bright, quick, and self-motivated learners. If your child isn't all of those, I would highly discourage you from choosing Thacher. Certainly if you run into problems, you won't find support from the administration. We were warned by a family who had a very similar issue last year. Their daughter was also dyslexic, also had Amy Smith, and also had a horrible experience with the administration. They withdrew their daughter mid-year (forfeiting their tuition) because their daughter was so miserable.

We've been at this location for the past three years. Although the ownership has changed, the…read morepeople have not. Kristen and Julie are absolutely amazing. They're helpful, respond quickly, and most importantly, they truly care about their students. Every time I see them, they say hi to my children (by name) and constantly interact with children, whether it's in the classroom, hallway, or parking lot. It's the little things that truly make a difference. They ask for parents' feedback or advice. For example, my son never goes by his full name so they asked me how they want his cubby labeled so that it met my family's needs. My family is moving soon and I literally cried when I sent them the email because I'm going to miss them.

The staff at Little Sprouts in Dedham is fantastic!!…read more Dropping off your 3 month old when you are back to work from maternity leave is very hard and they made the transition much easier on a new mom. The infant teachers are wonderful. They are very loving and take great care of my infant daughter as evidenced by how well she has adjusted there. It's not just a "daycare", it's a school for little ones. My daughter already has art work on our fridge. They make sure she is stimulated in a loving environment. They were really put to the test when an emergency situation arose this winter with a snowy roof that led to an evacuation. The teachers and administrators of this school were stellar. Their response time and ability to keep all the kids safe, warm, and happy was amazing. Now being in their new facility they have the whole package. The new building is bright and cheery and very welcoming. The administrators of this school are also very eager to hear from you and quick to respond to any concerns and they welcome the feedback. Overall we are very happy with our choice to send our daughter to Little Sprouts in Dedham.

I like the staff they're friendly and care about the children & my son's personality has changed…read moredrastically..

I am a 2012 graduate of Boston Career Institute and I would like to encourage folks who are looking…read moreto get into a very interesting career to consider the certification program for sterilization at BCI. As an adult learner, with ADHD, I needed a program that would get me the basics quickly and efficiently. BCI's program is relatively short and you can even sit for your certification exam if you pass all their required tests even before the program ends. While preparing for the exam, you should start filling out applications and applying at all hospitals for employment. I got hired right after getting my certification which I got before the program ended and was able to work and do my internship at the same time! Learn and memorize the material so you can show your employer you are really ready to be a confident employee! Persistence is key here, the economy is an up and down thing, so you have to keep applying for positions and ask the staff to help you get an internship. As soon as you start the program, start the process of internship because the hospitals can be slow when getting new help. But if you hang in there and keep trying to get hired, you eventually will. I really enjoy the work at the hospital I am at. You are really doing a great service for the public! BCI keeps their curriculum simple and to the point. Enthusiasm, and a never give up attitude is what makes things happen! When I got my interview, I blew them away with my eagerness and interest in the job! Show your employer you really are the person they want for the job and you will not fail to impress them. I recommend BCI, if you are an independent learner, know what you want and are willing to do what it takes to get hired!

Great vocational school to start your medical career! Teachers are wonderful and support staff is…read moreexcellent!

We knew when our family started our journey at The Village School that it was a bucolic setting…read morewith a beautiful outdoor space, bright and cheery classrooms with fantastic teacher/student ratios, and the emergent play-based curriculum that we were looking for. What we didn't know is that The Village School would become the cornerstone of our family life and set the foundation for lasting friendships and connections for our kids and us too. The director and teachers are so devoted and dedicated to getting to know each individual child and meeting them on their unique educational continuum. Even when my daughters were in their first year programs I was blown away at conference time by how the teachers knew and understood their personalities and learning styles so well, despite only spending 2 or 3 mornings together each week. The Village School is truly such a special place, and we could not ask for a better first school experience for our daughters. We'll be sad to send our last off to kindergarten next year, but know that she has all of the tools she needs, socially, emotionally, and academically, to set her up for success!