top flight private boarding school. Years ago when my kid went there they had a bad flood. We felt…read moreterrible about the damage and sent them a sizeable donation and we dug deep to afford it back then. The school has a high tuition and easily offers some scholarship help if you give them you tax returns. Well as soon as they got the check from us they must have decided we were flush because they cancelled the scholarship assistance. My kid got into Andover as well... should have gone there in my book. Siblings did and they love the place. St Paul's ... no warm and fuzzy feelings here.

Even with being a part of this school, I have to say I hold very little bias for it. It's not the…read moreperfect school; it doesn't have the most beautiful campus; Some of the professors couldn't care less if you think that their take home tests with questions they took offline were easy, or that cheating on those tests is even easier. However, there still remains a quality of education that I think solidifies how one should approach their career while in the industry, which is through self motivation and learning on your own. Being a part of the Animation, Graphics, and Game Programming major here has lead me to open my eyes about what I'm going to have to do in the world, and that is to work at it with me, myself, and I. Some of my professors didn't have the experience with the latest technology to understand what we can do with it or they didn't have the expertise to answer all my questions, which is why I can say with full confidence, I can be self sufficient where others cannot because I went here. That is the beauty of this school: Survive here, thrive everywhere else.

Have used their private lessons and would recommend them; the quality of the instruction is high…read more Place has a funky old fashioned feel and they treat you as an individual, not a number, trying to make sure you choose the right instructor for your needs. Had a little trouble with the (new) website design and was not able to sign up online, that's my only gripe.

Yeah, I'm a fan. Free noontime concerts and free evening programs, professional musicians…read morewonderful programs. I've put two kids through the school and while neither have become professional musicians both still have a strong appreciation for music and the arts. Just came from their first joint engagement of a standing room only concert where they played with the Nashua Symphony Orchestra. Halloween family special. Most everybody in costume. Great music and good fun. They have programs for kids, adults, youth orchestra programs, unique music therapy programs too. Got to hear some guy - far younger and far braver than me stand up and belt out the tune "I'd like to teach the world to sing" in front of a full auditorium. Not me, never. Yeah - I'm a big fan.

I thought this was a great facility. I went here for a seminar, and the staff and location was very…read moreaccommodating. I just parked at the covered garage 2 blocks away, the Center of NH I believe. My ticket was validated and I didn't have to worry about meters or being towed! It was an enjoyable experience and the building is beautiful and very clean!

My son applied for Grad School at UNH and had a miserable experience with the online system and the…read moreprocess. He had to submit his application fee 3 times because they said they did not received it. Very unorganized and difficult to maneuver the online systems. This is solely based on administration. The school may be fine; however, he chose not to go to UNH.

Best campus of the three, I say!…read more Sure the pharmacy program is all about the distance ed. Sure we barely see the faces and are forgotten by our professors. Sure it gets a tad crowded in our one building. Sure the Worcester kids think they're better than us. But dammit, our tight-knit little classes actually want to HELP each other instead of competing 24/7. No one sees what we're REALLY doing over the TV screen. We still get the same 3-year accelerated PharmD. and our best kept secret: We get FREE FOOD (and coffee) more often than not. Manchester RULES, Worcester DROOLS. HA!

My three brothers, dad and I just finished up a week long timber framing course here at Heartwood…read more It was a pretty good experience. Pros: Michelle - She manages the business end and handles meals. She was incredibly helpful and always very pleasant. Dave - He's one of two instructors and most of what I got out of the course came from working with him one-on-one. He's super talented and all of my encounters with him were positive. I (along with most other people in the course) sought Dave out for any questions and help. The food - Michelle put together a great lunch every day. The skill set - I walked away from this week confident that I could handle basic layouts and build a structure using the skills I learned here (which is the whole point of the course). The safety - The instructors take safety very seriously and quickly react to any questionable behaviors. Cons: Class size - There were 26 people enrolled in the course including four "apprentices" which left two instructors who knew what they were doing to teach all of us. Organization - The first half day was spent sitting in a classroom watching minimally helpful overhead sheets and the second half watching demos. It would have been very easy to integrate hands on exercises on scrap wood and mix this information in over time. Barn raising - Friday was dedicated to assembling the frame we built Tuesday through Thursday. There were too many hands for too little work. Dave said you need a max of fourteen people to raise a structure like the one we built. You had to actively fight to participate. The "apprentices" - Really two of the four were actually pretty good and cared about learning. The other two seemed to cause more problems than they fixed. Ultimately I learned a lot from Dave while I was here (and Brad, another instructor who was there for one day was also great). Will was pretty impatient and not particularly helpful. The mix of people who were taking the course was about 50% carpenters (some with timber framing experience and some without) and 50% from random backgrounds (some teachers, a cobbler, some IT folk, a student, etc). Everyone was able to keep up and a carpentry background really isn't necessary. The group instruction wasn't that helpful but if you take the time to seek out knowledgable staff (or peers who have already done a piece you're working on) you can learn a lot here. It's really what you make of it. If you're looking to get a basic crash course in timber framing this is a good place to get it (despite class size and some other kinks). You can make as many mistakes as you need to (and should, this is a great way to learn) and someone will be able to show you how to correct it before you try this on your own.

My wife and I attended every class Nancy offered when we lived in NH; each was a fabulous…read moreexperience and learning opportunity. Nancy was a complete professional who loved her birds like a mother loves her children. Thank you Nancy for such fond memories. Bob & Nina

Nancy is incredibly knowledgeable about falcons but is an abusive teacher with anger issues who…read moredoes not know how to relate to people. She yelled at several people in our class and hit several as well. There is a difference between firm guidance and screaming/hitting. I've worked in EMS and other extremely high stress, high stakes situations, and you still do not behave this way. Read the Google reviews for other people who had similar experiences.

In my experience this school does little to stop bullying, Harrasment or anything else of the sort…read more Students constantly fight each other. And teachers bully students. There is constant vandalism throughout the school but mainly in the bathrooms. The school has now placed cameras throughout the school to watch the students yet nothing gets done about the bullying. And the teachers do not keep students informed about what's going on during lockdowns. Not to mention the wires that hang from the ceilings, the water damage in the roofs, the chiped floors the students are constantly tripping and injuring themselves on. And agin ill mention the constant bullying that's happening from teachers and students. Something at this school seriously needs to change.

So I have a cousin that goes to Rundlett and she joined a dance crew this year which is so awesome…read moreand my cousin couldn't dance that good but now she is like a little Beyonce. When did Rundlett get hip hop. OMG I'm excited I can't wait to meet her dance coach. If you live in concord and your child goes to Rundlett let them join dance because my cousin has so much confidence, she made new friends, she has learned to be a team player. She was not interested in anything before so I'm very proud of her. Go Rundlett and Go Dance coach!!!!!!