Awesome campus! Easy to get around, not overwhelming at all. Easy drive into Springfield and it's…read moreout of the city. Great classrooms, small class sizes. Division 3 sports. Everything seems updated and clean, dorms look comfortable, several activities planned for students. Great engineering facilities.

My mother, and my Aunt and I wanted to eat at a casual cafeteria for brunch, so we went to the…read moreWestfield State Dining Commons. The food was splendid and mouth-watering. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner (Monday-Sunday.) The breakfast had the essentials such as eggs, bacon, home fries, pancakes, and oatmeal. Everything on the breakfast menu looked good especially the waffles. The waffles you had to make yourself because you can add whatever you would like onto it such as blueberries, strawberries, whip cream, and chocolate chips. The waffles were flavorful and sweet. The Dining Commons are in the middle of the college estate so you have to drive around for a little bit to find a good spot. We could not find a spot that was close until one of the college students left. We took that spot and overall, it wasn't a bad parking wait but the 2 minutes driving around to find a close enough spot could've been the time I was eating. The food looked very appealing sitting in nice trays or in stands or bars where you could quickly grab and go. I chose the eggs, bacon, home fries, and waffles. The home fries were red with a half-burnt crust. They had a crunchy outside yet a moist, soft inside. The bacon was crunchy and chewy, exactly how I wanted it. It was greasy and salty too. Everything was heavenly from the breakfast to the desserts and it was so amazingly tasteful that I was full until the next day. Some of the desserts were rich and creamy while the dinner was savory and zesty. Every food either is vegan, vegetarian, local produce, sustainable, gluten free, or whole grain. Almost all of the foods there are so incredibly good for you that it's probably the best place for you to eat. The atmosphere of the room was very lively and bright with the college students in the morning, afternoon, or night trying to catch a meal before classes and having a good luncheon with their friends. Yet it is also calm and relaxing as you know that you don't have to wait on waiters or waitresses to bring your meals and drinks. It is nice to know that you can stuff your face and can still be in control of the waiting time for getting anything you want. Compared to restaurants, I think that this place is more effective and independently much better. At restaurants you probably have to wait in line for a long time just to wait on a server for some more time whereas at the dining commons it takes up to 2 minutes to find a spot and go straight inside, pay for how many people there are, and then eat right away. I recommend this place to everyone who likes to sit down and have a good time but eat whatever they want and be in control of getting what they want, and when they want it.

Worst living conditions ever. You can't eat the food without having stomach pains for days it's…read moreawful I'm transferring.

I thought this school was going to hell me succeed with everything I needed to further my degree…read more. the second I obtained a 76 in one of my courses after failing the first time , they were quick to dismiss me.. i had TWO CLASSES left and one field work to complete and they DID NOT CARE to hear my point. i received a letter via email and no guidance provided

Professors and faculty are approachable, have extensive office hours, and are knowledgeable in…read moretheir fields. I really appreciate the focus on real-world applicability! I was not sure if I would like a small, all-women school after attending a very large mid-western college for two years, but the community feel at Bay Path College is second to none. The classes are really small, too, which allows for a lot of individual interaction with the professor. I will graduate in one more year, so I will update my review at that time. (I am not comfortable with giving 5 stars until I have graduated!)

This is not just a bad school -- this is a dangerous place for Black families. My children were…read moretreated unfairly, disrespected, and targeted. My daughter did not progress at all while attending, and only after switching schools did I see her finally begin to grow. My son's time at Vernon High was just as awful: the attitudes from staff were disgusting and racially biased. And after everything, they even called ACS on me for no reason. Parents, do not let your children go through what mine went through. Stay far away from this district.

The school has nice staff and an awesome principal but can have some change. My first complain is…read morethat most of the water fountains don't work so you have to walk all the way to another one. Bit I really like that they can bring a therapy dog to make students feel comfortable in this school so the kids can have a fun time learning.

let's see - terrible education, terrible high school administration (especially Dina). Biggest…read moremistake of all of our parenting decisions was enrolling our daughter for the 9th grade. WISH I had a time machine to delete my daughter's 9th grade year (2024-2025). I can't imagine kids being set up for academic success in college after attending Hartsbrook. Don't do it. If your kids are there already - I don't know what to say except I am sorry. If they are already in the high school - I don't see you transitioning well to a real school - this place is a daycare at best.

This school community is a marvel -- I've never seen anything like it. The sense of welcome is…read morepalpable immediately, the beauty of the rolling hills and gardens and buildings are unbelievable, and the way our two boys have blossomed into socially-comfortable, environmentally-aware, curious learners over these last 2 years is something we'll always be deeply grateful for. Can't wait for all the years ahead of us. We highly recommend this school, from administration to curriculum to community. All of it.

Pope Francis Preparatory School is the only remaining Catholic High School in the city of…read moreSpringfield. It is regarded as one of the most elite High Schools in Western Massachusetts and has enrollment from 30+ cities and towns in the surrounding Springfield area.

My children went to High School here at Tantasqua. They did like it and all have gone on to good…read moreUniversities.

What a lucky find. I have two girls in HS, a senior and a sophmore. Prehaps like many kids, mine…read moreare finicky. They say they want/need help but then always find something they don't like about a tutor. Well, hallelujah we found Amanda. Not only is she smart as a whip, and has actual good tutoring skills but BOTH my girls love working with her. And from a parent's point of view I don't think it gets any better. I've seen her work and she just jumps right in - doesn't spend 15 min on small-talk, and what is beyond expectations is that she sends excellent summary notes. All in all a great find. Give her a shot. I think you'll be super-pleased you did. Thanks Amanda!

Amanda was the best tutor my daughter has ever had. Not only does she know how to bond with kids…read morebut she makes it incredibly fun and is exceptionally nice! Her ability to connect with kids on their level is unsurpassed by other tutors which in turn really makes kids want to excel and be proud of their own progress. My daughter always left a tutoring session more knowledgeable, excited about learning and desiring to work harder at school.