Wow! I attended a…read moreconference here. I was most impressed with the facilities. The beauty of the school can't be missed. There is a charm to this school. Catholic education exudes from the walls. Everything was in good order; things were neat and tidy. What a good impression the building made! Technology worked as it should. The media center was comfortable and spacious for our event.

This is a wonderful school . The teachers are very helpful . All of the staff are very helpful and…read morekind. The principle is a very kind , compassionate intelligent man . The atmosphere is very family-friendly . The students all know each other and treat each other well .

Nope dude absolutely not. So glad I'm graduated from here. I've made some good friends and they…read morewere a few good teachers but other than that the school was just chopped. The teachers felt unprofessional. And the gym teacher was terrible, she would just whine and complain all period that the students wouldn't allow her to teach and I'm sorry but she needed to learn to shut up! The teacher I had for 5th grade homeroom and my 6th grade math teacher was also terrible. She wouldn't bother to explain the lesson herself and just play videos of it. And when someone didn't understand the lesson she'd just blame them and move on. She was a terrible math teacher, I hated her! Only good thing about the school was recess sometimes, and my friends. Also the discipline was sexist the boys would get in trouble for stuff the girls would do all the time not to mention the girls almost never got in trouble. Very chopped school overall.

My son has been going to SMS for several years. The education surpasses many other schools. My son…read morealways scores above proficient for a couple grades above his current grade. Most of his classmates parents are educators themselves, so I trust it's a good school. I've had a couple issues over the years, and they are always dealt with in a timely manner. The principal knows each student by name, which goes to show just how much she cares.

Marlton Christian Academy is such an amazing school! My children are in the Preschool program and…read morelove it! Everyday they are so excited to go to school which makes drop off so much easier. The faculty is wonderful and I look forward to sending my children to Elementary School here! I highly recommend!!

Please do not send your children to this school! Worst experience of my young child's life. I fear…read morehe will be scared forever by this place. Elementary school experience is unforgivably horrendous.

My son went here last year and this year my daughter goes here. Pretty good school. No real…read morecomplaints! Teachers are nice and friendly. Its not too pricey. I love the fact that it is a Christian school! They also keep the classes small so there is more one on one with teacher and student. I wish the rooms were a hair bigger. They are not cramped, but they could have a bit more space. If the parents are there for something, people step over each other... They have a nice play place outside. They also do various events with the children every year so its nice to see that as well. Great place to send your kids!

I had to pull my child out of this school. Just horrendous all around. Teachers and administration…read moreare just very poor. I would never recommend this nursery school to anyone.

Frustrating is when you have your child in the class, he loves his teacher and then after a short…read moretime the teacher leaves. My child was SO upset after finding out that his teacher gone. I spoke to some of the other parents. This seems to be a common theme of this school. So many teachers leaving! I am pulling my child out ASAP!

I first toured the Malvern School of Washington Township on a friend's recommendation. She…read moreselected the school after touring a number of preschools in the area and assured me that the Malvern School was the best. While I initially enrolled my then 2-year-old daughter due, in large part, to a friend's recommendation and the appeal of a NAEYC accreditation, those are not the reasons she is still there 2 years later. My daughter LOVES her teachers and I know, without a doubt, that they love her, too. They love her as an individual on her best and very worst days. When she is struggling to say goodbye in the morning, I know she has many welcoming arms to jump into in my absence. Her teachers and aids, not just those in her classroom, but all of them, know her and care about her. They have even expressed an interest in me as an individual and are so warm and supportive in the morning that it eases the tension of the morning rush. Additionally, as a teacher myself, I have been humbled by the quality of my daughter's lessons and the speed with which she is acquiring new information and skills. Her teachers challenge her with content I would have assumed was too advanced for a 4-year-old, but she loves it and thrives. I am certain that she would not be as academically prepared as she is now had she remained with a nanny. The social skills and increased rigor posed by a class of other children is something you cannot replicate in the home. I am SO glad I made the switch from in-home care to the Malvern School. Although we still have one more year there, I am already thinking about the day my daughter will graduate to kindergarten and the heartbreak we will both feel when our Malvern days end. I cannot recommend it enough.

From the open house that my son (8th grader) and I went to in early October, I'm blown away…read more The extensive programs that CCT offers is impressive, and is an alternative to "traditional" high school (where unless you're in co-op, no job will be waiting for you!). What tickles my fancy about this school is that the graduates come out with marketable skills for jobs! The school also offers job placement! They still can opt for college, of course. I'm hoping my son decides he wants to attend. I'm going to push him a wee bit. The principal seemed stoked and proud of the school and its "products." Oh, they also offer free daily breakfast and free after class help. To me, a big WIN-WIN !!!

I went to this school thinking it would be a fresh start away from all the toxicity but I was…read moredeeply mistaken. The video production program is the program I chose because I had a passion but I chose wrong. The teachers in the program take away the love for video production. They are rude and not kind to the students. Many students decided to drop out of the school or class because of the environment around video production. The teachers choose favorites and are cruel to the students they don't like. They act like children themselves when they are supposed to be professional. (example: making racist jokes, sexual jokes, misogynistic jokes, and crossing boundaries with students.) They have completely taken the fun away from the program, I do not recommend this program if you are attending ccts. I would stay as far away from these teachers because they are constantly looking for trouble.

Affordable tuition and small class sizes. There is generally one class per grade level (i.e. one…read moresecond grade, one kindergarten) but if a class is very large there may be two. The building is clean, orderly, and easy to navigate. Uniforms are required for all students. This school accepts children from all faith backgrounds; however, the school is run under the auspices of a conservative Pentecostal church and the curriculum reflects that (you can kiss accurate science goodbye, basically). The teachers are all professing Christians but they do not all attend the affiliated church (which is attached to the school, by the way). Each teacher seems to really care about the students and their families; contact between parents and teachers is encouraged and fostered. I do not have many positive things to say about the principal. I believe that she does honestly care for the the welfare of the children and their families. However, I have found her to be excessively blunt and just sort of cold. Not one of my favorite people to interact with and never has been. The office staff are extremely sweet and seem to have very cordial relationships with most of the students and their parents.

Exceptional. The teachers are well educated and advanced in their studies. Students value the…read moreteachers and staff who are kind, compassionate and truly invested in each student's academic, social and spiritual growth. Ambassador Christian Academy School provides its students with opportunities to serve in the community, participate in co-ed sports and afterschool clubs. The students have a heart to serve and positively influence the community.

One of the reasons I joined JCC was to have use of the men's steam room. I find it very relaxing…read moreafter a workout. However, the"" men's steam room has been out of order for the past one and a half months or longer. My obvious question is "What is the problem".

I lived in Lower Bucks County in the early 1980s and came here once for a Community Passover Seder…read more I still remember an older Jewish Yenta who was hell bent on getting me fixed up with a single Mom across the table. "What's the matter, you don't like girls?" she would say as I politely tried to avoid her matchmaking efforts. As it turns out, my Yenta friend was putting equal pressure on the other person too. Me and the single Mom never did go out, but we had a great conversation and laugh afterwards.