dont dine here. bad food. food taste like bad. the food makes me wanna kill myself. it bad. (im…read moreforced to eat this food or starve)

Silver Creek in a very nice school district - and their technology is amazing for such a small…read moreschool. There is a bit too much bullying going on though and I'm quite tired of that - so if things aren't better next year - Papa is going to school!

I dont know about the schools themselves but we are here on vacation and the kids love the…read moreplayground. It is very big with two main parts. The only problem is a lot of it is kind of tall, easy to fall, especially for smaller children. But the playground is great for them, best one around.

Move here a few years ago. Worried about the schools. If you are looking at the area, I would…read morerecommend this school to anyone. My kids are excited to go to school everyday. There is a lot of one on one attention. The teachers are great. I went to Pa schools and, there is no comparison. My kids have been on more field trips in pre-k and first grade than I went to my entire school career.

Bemus Point Central School District is full of qualified professionals who truly care about…read morestudents and their success. From Administration to teachers to support staff, you can find dedicated and compassionate individuals everywhere while on campus. At the elementary, which is where my experience comes from, you can rest easy knowing that your child(ren) are getting a sound, research-based, and data-driven education that focuses on individual student needs.

I had doubts about public schools since neither I nor my husband have ever attended one. I pay…read morevery high taxes in West Seneca so when my grand daughter was ready for school, my daughter, hubby and I perused options. Private kindergarten starts at 10k. Please let me get a second job to pay for naptime. We finally put my/our taxes to use. Chloe was to attend public school kindergarten. Oh the shame! Clarification - daughter has lived with us since 2011. Two children in tow. Daughter attended parochial. Allendale is our appointed district however it shares a space with West Elementary. Essentially, kinda maybe the same school however I am not that well versed in Public School vernacular. I was not initially pleased. I felt that perhaps Chloe was a bit too smart mouth upon her return home from school. I guess I forgot what annoying little creatures children can be. I pushed to switch to a Charter School. It didn't happen, my review has been posted. Negatively. Bottom line. Chloe reads like a trooper. Understands math better than I - I have the advantage of an abacus!! I went to her Kindergarten graduation yesterday and I was reduced to tears. Simple presentation, hotter than you can imagine, however nicely put together! Best part, I got to visit the actual classroom. There are three for Allendale Kindergarteners and they are all so homey and cool! Not like the icy rows of learning from the ill educated Nuns of my Catholic School days where a switch was quick to get those knuckles! Only, of course, if your teaching Sister was not asleep at the wheel - as often was the case. The room. Wee little tables, arced. Not too many children. Not a super large room. Everyone can get the attention they need, if they need it. Everything was encased inside this little learning paradise. No lockers, cubbies. A cute little transgender bathroom with little fixtures. Books, and many of them. I could not ask for anything more for a learning environment for a child. And did I say HUGE windows with a view to paradise?? Where the deer play! Transoms that open to allow fresh, circulating air?? I think this will work.

Chestnut Woods School closed in July 2013. The owner (Tammy Hoffmann) continues to tutor 4-9 year…read moreold children as well as teach art workshops.

Tammy and Mary create a warm, nurturing environment for the children. They are incredible…read moreMontessori teachers. They place an emphasis on learning the most important life skills of compassion, kindness and respect. They are both firm with discipline and so loving with the children. My daughter was excited to go to school every day. I was really impressed with what she could learn at such a very young age - not just with math and reading - but in art and music and nature studies. She learned how to talk her way through a conflict, and developed amazing leadership skills. And there were so many trips! She continues to carry the skills with her that she learned at CWS. I wish every child had the opportunity to attend this outstanding school!

Erie Day School offers is an amazing community offering an incredible education for my son. In a…read moretime of funding cuts for other schools they are offering an excelling liberal arts program while still offering rigorous curriculum. My son gets gym daily, lab based science, studio based art, and a foreign language and he is only in elementary school! They offer Toddler through 8th grade. We love the wonderful loving close nit community on a beautiful campus. The class room sizes are small and the teachers care about every student. I love Erie Day School.