My daughters have been students at PAC for the past 8 years, participating in private music lessons…read moreand summer theater camp. We LOVE PAC! From the amazing and talented music faculty to the creative theater productions, my children have learned so much and have had their lives enriched through arts education. I highly recommend PAC for private and group music lessons and summer theater programs.

Wonder music teachers - very flexible with makeup lessons - excellent theater productions. With our…read morekid's very busy schedules of sports, academics and music lessons PAC has very accommodating - making it super easy to do it all

I signed up my daughter for the bundle for classes and driving lessons and everything was seamless…read morethroughout the process. She did the virtual classes when she was 15 and 9 months and felt that was very easy to do and got her permit at 16. We also did the driving lessons, which they set up all 10 lessons up front and if I had an issue with a lesson and needed to reschedule, I emailed to which they assigned another day for her. They picked up at school and dropped off at home. We also signed up for the sponsor to go with her for her license road test. Would go through them again for my other child when he is going to start the process of driving. A++++

I took 10 driving lessons with Maxim at Ashland Driving School. Before that, I had only been behind…read morethe wheel a couple of times, but I didn't really know how to drive and felt very unsure of myself. Maxim was incredibly helpful--he explained everything clearly, showed me where and how I should behave on the road, and answered all of my questions. The platform they use is very convenient--it shows exactly when and at what time your lessons are scheduled. You can choose from different packages and lesson plans, and there are reminders sent 2-3 times before each lesson, which is super helpful. After completing the first 10 lessons, I took my driving test but unfortunately didn't pass because I made the same mistake I had been making during the lessons. I then decided to take another 10 lessons, and after just 8 lessons, I went for my test again--and this time, I passed with flying colors, making no mistakes at all! I now feel much more confident behind the wheel. I'm really grateful to Maxim for helping me learn how to drive and, more importantly, for eliminating my fear of driving. I now have a strong desire to drive and gain more experience on the road! I'm even planning to take a highway lesson to further build my skills and confidence. I highly recommend Ashland Driving School! You won't regret it--you'll love it!

ENGLISH: Nathalia, an attendant, shouted at me on the phone…read moreand hung up on me when I asked why she had shouted at me. So I reported it to the BBB, and I'm leaving my review so everyone knows that they are extremely disrespectful to their customers. PORTUGUESE: Nathalia atendente, gritou comigo no telefone e desligou na minha cara quando questionei porque ela havia gritado comigo. Entao reportei pro BBB, e estou deixando meu review para todos saberem que eles sao extremamente desrespeitosos com os clientes.

I called and schedule one practice lesson & one road test. When I paid the receptionist I assumed I…read morewould come back to the place of business for my practice but I got a phone call the morning of while waiting 15 minutes after nine. My appointment was at 9:00am. Following the practice I got a call from the receptionist I spoke to before in person, reminding me I had a road test TOMORROW. The day I got the call was Thursday so I show up Friday morning 8:00am. While waiting a Brazilian woman walks past asking my name I tell her and tell her why I'm there while she rudely replies we don't have road test on Friday YOU HAVE practice today , so I tell her I was told to be here yesterday for the following day and she replied rude again that Friday is practice and road tests are on saturdays and walks away. Just disorganized and ignorant assuming I was there by my own stupidity and continuing to be aggressively rude about it ,after I explained myself and walking away with her nose up.

This was a great class for my 7 year old! She looked forward to class every week and even taught…read moreus some tips!!

From the owner: New England School of Protocol aims to give every individual a strong foundation in social skills…read moreand dining etiquette to empower them with confidence & courtesy, propelling them towards personal and professional success. Led by Director and graduate of Atlanta's American School of Protocol, Nikki Sawhney, our courses are designed to be customized in terms of time -- because we want learners to make the most of their certification courses. Whether focused on dining, presenting, seating, professionalism, or another topic of specialty, children, teens, and adults of our school can expect an informed and involved workshop every time we meet. Ultimately, our classes and workshops teach students to become respectful, considerate members of both their own lives and the spaces they share with others.

My son attended Zebra Robotics' Minecraft Coding Camp for one week this past summer, and he really…read moreliked it. It was the first time he had done any sort of camp that wasn't the more typical summer camp model of running around, swimming, big group games, etc., and at the end of the week when I asked him if he'd like to go back to Zebra, he gave a pretty emphatic yes. One thing that I really liked was that his instructor didn't keep him locked into the coding part, and let him explore some of the other programs that they offer. We're planning to enroll him in the after school program that's offered this year.

From the owner: We provide a unique, challenging and fun environment where innovation and collaboration are…read moreencouraged. Self paced learning. Improves collaboration, cognitive skills, brings out curiosity and provide fun filled STEM education.

Avoid this driving school at all costs…read more The instructor was extremely rude and unprofessional. It's clear they prioritize money over fairness -- if you didn't take lessons with them beforehand, don't expect to pass your test. The conflict of interest is astounding: they're allowed to test their own students while showing blatant bias against others. My examiner was openly condescending, dismissive, and even dishonest in the final report. This is not just poor service -- it's unethical.

Our daughter did the class room drivers ed in Marlborough and the driving part in Northborough…read more she had a great experience at both locations. we found it easy to schedule appointments. we will be back for our second child.

Talented instructors who have taught drums to my grandson who has become a very proficient…read moremusician. He is in a band and they are great together and getting better. I look forward to their upcoming show.

This place is amazing--great instructors and atmosphere. The new owners have done an incredible job…read morewith the band program. My son loves it here and has learned a lot.

Growing up, attending the school since I first entered from when I first attended and graduated…read more The School has an excellent staff that helps Deaf and Hard of Hearing students as well as Students that need support. I have had a great experience growing up and attending the school and preparing myself for college. I graduated and became an Alumni in 1996 and have visited this school for special events to see old teachers, old friends and new faces.

This school markets itself as inclusive, but it shows otherwise. It's run almost entirely by…read morenondisabled people, HR and the CEO, majority of the administrators are not deaf or people of color. It shows in the culture: access is inconsistent, accommodations are treated as optional, and disabled voices are pushed aside. Only selected few are spotlighted as a form of tokenism. These issues aren't new. The school has a long history of racism and ableism that continues to shape how deaf students, staff, and families are treated. When concerns are raised, they're dismissed instead of addressed with real accountability. Families deserve to know these patterns are ongoing. Deaf people, especially those who are also people of color, queer, deserve better than a school culture that refuses to change and apologize to those who they have caused harm to.