I have to ask, why are negative reviews always anonymous? As both a graduate of STS and having two…read morekids enrolled there currently, I can say the educational benefits gained from attending are well worth its cost. I also went to a private high school, and the difference between my education and those of those that had not attend a private school was very evident. I am on a first name basis with all of the faculty and staff, and consider them are part of our family. The parent community is also very strong and supportive of the students.

St. Theresa's daycare program was one of the most awful experiences my family has encountered!…read moreAfter 12 hours my 2 year old son was judged for not sleeping for 3 hours and for yelling from excitement! I was told after the second day that my 2 year old was disruptive to all the children, when I witnessed all of the children behaving primarily the same. Also, they have been completely unprofessional and borderline abusive to my toddler! I would NOT recommend this daycare to or for anyone and am filing a Formal complaint to the State of NJ!

St Michaels has been a wonderful experience for my children. My daughter transferred from Hillside…read moreCatholic Academy due to the school closure. My daughter could not be happier. The teachers really push the kids to excel in their academics. They have a nice mixture of academics and athletics. School meals gave changed to healthier choices and served fresh daily. Parking lot is also used for the kids to play and their is also a toddler lot in the front of the school. The parent association has strived to make things better for the students and are trying to improve communications with the parents on school and fundraising activities. My son has entered kindergarten and has shown dramatic changes in a month of attending. I highly recommend you send your children here for a quality education.

My mom and dad were married here 76 years ago in 1940. Ever since then except for times away on…read morevacation, it has been their Parish. Even today now that my mom at 100 cannot make it to the church, St. Michael's comes to her. On Sundays mom can watch mass on Cranford's cable TV 35, Eucharistic Ministers are available to bring Communion to our home for her. Through the years St Michael's has kept with the times according to directives from the Vatican. These changes, some of them physical, have not changed the basic modified Romanesque architecture. The priest will come to the home to administer the sacraments. Moreover weather you are a Parish member or a visiting guest, St Michael's feels like home. This is due to the welcoming nature of the clergy on down to the young people who volunteer their time to help out.

Got married here 8 years ago, what a wonderful church. Not too over the tip, almost kinda plain…read morewhich is how a church should be.

This isn't the greatest high school as it is very small and out of date. They have heating problems…read morethroughout the school where some rooms could be 100 degrees while others are 40 degrees. The outside of the high school is also like a jungle with the new garden they put in. The only decent thing about the school is the nice turf field complex but that is pretty much it.

How could I possibly write a review that adequately expresses the appreciation I have for…read moreCrossroads and it's amazing staff ? From the outside there doesn't seem to be much to be impressed with but , alas, "don't judge this book by it's cover". The moment you are buzzed through the doors and are greeted by Miss Denise you begin to understand what separates Crossroads from the rest-THE PEOPLE!!! You feel the love the moment you walk in. It's genuine. The staff to student ratio is close to 1/1.The administration and faculty do so much of the heavy lifting for the parents it"s impossible to thank them properly.The Teachers , Aides, Therapists, Administrators, Maintenance workers and volunteers alike put Crossroads above and beyond all others. As a parent of a Special Needs child I''ll be forever grateful for and awe-struck by the Crossroads family. They turned what began as a devastating blow and utter despair into progress , possibilities and hope . There aren't enough stars to award. You would be doing your child a disservice by not looking into Crossroads. RIP Dr. Miller ....and thank you.

If you can afford to live in cranford you can find a private school cheap enough to send your kid…read moreto, trust me. The staff at CHS is horrendous I went for only a year, got put in there disciplinary school with lies of me coming back full time. The head of the child study team told me I would come back for two more classes every marking period and then decides out of no where to have a break from chs and be full time at the disciplinary school before coming back FOR ONLY ONE CLASS each time (lets just say they wanted me to screw up). I had to finish highschool at Saint patricks to get an actual diploma and finish full time under a primary school program. The faculty at the disciplinary school was more then helpful in setting my head on straight though, really good people there. The highschool staff does not have your child's best interest in mind and focus on what will make their school look better instead. They never let me take electives pertaining to graphic design which I now have to take in college, because they told me thats not what I needed even though it's my major now.... lmao yup this place sucks, if you're child is not a stereo typical suburban type and shows any form of individuality they will give your kid a hard time.

At the Halloween parade, I like that they do this every year.. as always, the parking here sucks…read more.. I feel bad for the home owners over here, the parents park in their driveways, and even have the nerve to block them in, but get this instead of hurrying up to move their cars, they have to hold a conversation with the teachers and other parents, the nerve of these people...