The school is a jewel! The class size is small and therefore personal. The instructors are smart,…read moretalented and impart the knowledge needed to improve your art skills. I highly recommend this school

Suppose if you rent the place out, this is the business but for classes, not so much. Everyone…read morewho's rented or who's a resident seemed to be very happy. We did two classes so far, neither teacher was great. The glass blowing class was super hands-off. We only got to actually manipulate the glass 3 times for the cost we paid. The flameworking class was better, but we moved too fast and I don't think I took away any skills outside of just having a generic overview of it. If I went back tomorrow, I probably will have forgotten anything I got from it last weekend.

Recently several friends and I signed up for Friday Night Fun with Glass Blowing: Saint Paddy's…read moreBeer Glass with the Worcester Center for Crafts/New Street GlassWorks. Both the Center for Crafts and New Street GlassWorks are affiliated with Worcester State University. The New Street GlassWorks is equipped with a glass furnace that keeps 400 pounds of clear glass melted and ready for instant red-hot use. Three "glory holes" are cranked up as needed for glassblowers making use of the hot shop. There's also a cold shop, a mold shop, a flat shop, six rental studios and a flame working studio. The cost for our class was very reasonable (about 80$) and it was a fun way to spend a Friday night with friends. Our instructors were Caitlin , Emory and Ian. After a quick safety lesson, description of the tools and equipment, Caitlin got to work demonstrating what we would soon be doing ourselves. They regularly reminded us about safety because of how easy it is to get burned. If you are not careful with molten glass heated to about 2000 it isn't hard to see how you could get burned given how closely you are while were working with the materials. We had two options; we could make a colored beer stein with a handle or we could make a clear beer stein with a green shamrock. I decided on the clear beer stein since I didn't want a handle and I thought it would be cooler to have a clear glass to see my beer in. I went first and I was paired with Emory as my instructor and assistant. Emory had a great personality and immediately put me at ease. He made the process both fun and informative. I am absolutely going to take another class here and can't wait for my next experience.

Mrs. Jay and her team are astounding. She listened to my daughter's needs and academic worries and…read morematched her with the perfect tutor. Working with the same individual allowed my daughter to build a rapport and comfort. This center saved our year by allowing my daughter to learn more foundational skills to support her coursework and build back her confidence in math!

I'm one of the students at Knowledge Quest and I absolutely love it. They make learning fun and…read moreenjoyable, they'll help you with anything you need, and everyone is very polite. It's a great place to learn and get tutored and get any homework done. It's great for anyone who is struggling in any subject or just needs or wants tutoring in general. It's a solid 10/10

This place is great! The staff and the owners are really good with the kids…read more The atmosphere is fun and it makes the kids want to learn. They do worksheets with help and earn prizes. Every day has a theme and they do a great job keeping kids engaged. Once they have finished their assigned work for the day there are math related toys and games for them to use. They offer different options for plans to signup and also "close the gap" sessions and camps during the summer.

update: I work here now, and I still love Assabet.read more

Loved Valerie! She came to the child care center where my younger siblings go to and did a very…read moreengaging and fun activity with the children. I could see that they were all having so much fun and I would highly recommend Jumpstart Art Club to anyone looking for a great teacher. Valerie is the best!

My lucky little toddlers have the pleasure of visiting Ms. Valerie in our Child Care Center's Art…read moreStudio twice a week and boy oh boy do they love her! Valerie always has unique, creative, developmentally appropriate activities planned for children of all ages at many day care locations in the Boston area. She definitely has a creative, fun way of teaching all types of art and the children clearly love her as they ask each day if it is an "art studio" day.

Good programs for cheap. You get the same education but for so much cheaper. They have an awesome…read morecosmetology program. The electrician program is pretty good too. They have non trade classes after dark too. You can learn about honey bees, sewing, line dancing, knitting, and any other topic you think that might be interesting

An absolute gem of a school. Truly the most wonderful daycare and preschool you could dream for…read moreyour child. Incredible staff, who genuinely care about their work and the children, and make magic happen for the little ones. As a parent of a Children's House student, I say, run, don't walk to tour and meet them for yourselves!

We are so happy to have this gem of a school close by to send our girls to. Our older daughter just…read morefinished her second year and our younger daughter will be starting this fall. The teachers are amazing, the environment is nurturing and creative and the old farmhouse where the school is located is beautiful. Once we walked through the door we couldn't imagine sending our kids anywhere else. The children play outside every day (even in the snow...especially in the snow!), there are incredibly special events like Pumpkinfest, Mother's Day tea and Art's night. We consider ourselves so lucky to have Silver Spruce!