Our older son goes to the RCK 4's program, and he loves it. The teachers are competent, patient and…read morekind. They have a good mix of structured learning, physical activity and good, old-fashioned play. I'd highly recommend RCK to parents new to the area - it's strongly connected to the local community.

RCK is an amazing place for children to grow and learn. My 3 year old currently attends and my 2…read moreyear old will attend next year. It is a play based learning program. My family loves it here!! The teachers are kind and creative, and the children all love them. It is a home away from home!

We had both our sons attend from nursery through fifth grade, and they each loved being there…read more Both went on to public schools in Stamford and were most successful because of what they learned at Long Ridge. While the facilities are impressive, the teachers make the school what it is, a leader in early childhood education.

Our children attended the school and loved it. We, as parents, loved the school as well. The…read moreschool is warm and nurturing and instills a love of learning in its students. The school is a gem.

this school has been nothing short of a miracle for my child who was unable to attend school of any…read morekind prior. the flexibility with structure, the individualized approach, the warm caring staff who actually want to be with our kids, the inclusive atmosphere, a place where parents are collaborated with, it's all unmatched.

My children have been attending Longview for three years. The staff is devoted to meeting the…read morechildren's needs, emotional as well as educational. While blending Sudbury & more traditional academic philosophies can sometimes be complicated, the staff and students are dedicated to working through challenges.

I have to say I was extremely disappointed at my time spent at this school. The worst part about it…read morewas being bullied inside of classes, and also bullied online by students who attended this school. When I brought the bullying to the attention of the school, with printouts and saved voicemails, they blatantly said they could do nothing about it. Cheers to them. Sidenote, a student married a teacher one year after she graduated, obviously, he quit.

I wrote a review almost a year ago when my kids were planning on going to Wooster in the fall. At…read morethat time my daughter had not yet decided whether to change schools and also go to Wooster. I am happy to say she choose to attend in the fall and it has been a very positive experience for her. She saw how happy her brother was and felt that this place might be good for her as well. Every time my wife or I spend any time on campus we always come home with the same response. Thank god we chose Wooster, what a happy place filled with genuine caring people. I honestly do not think that there is a better place for either of my two children.

Wow, I can review my old school? Ahh, the good old days…read more.. Consider yourself fortunate to be in that school district.

Rippowam is an incredible school with a dedicated faculty who engage students in authentic…read morerelationships, allowing the teachers to support where needed, challenge wherever possible and foster a love of learning. An amazingly nurturing environment that graduates confident kids of great character who go onto lead in their secondary schools and beyond.

From the owner: Rippowam Cisqua School is a PreKindergarten through ninth grade community where learning is a…read moreshared experience, the responsibility of both students and teachers. We urge active student involvement and seek to provide a rich curriculum in academics, arts, and athletics for children of different abilities and learning styles. Our approach to learning incorporates experimentation, simulation, and collective and individual problem solving, as well as traditional lecture, discussion, and skill development techniques - all toward the goal of attaining excellence. Students are challenged to demonstrate their competence in a variety of subjects, with emphasis placed on the written word, throughout their school career. The process by which children arrive at a final product is an important part of their education. The interaction between adults and children is fundamental to Rippowam Cisqua School. Warmth, humor, and compassion characterize individual student-teacher relationships. We encourage communication of ideas and feelings to help develop understanding and cooperation. The adults seek to help children develop self-discipline and sound judgment. As a community, we require respect, honesty, and common decency at all times. Our goal is to graduate students who are confident and knowledgeable lifelong learners. We strive to be a school of joyous and enlightened learning: a place where children come, not where they are sent.