My daughter just graduated from Rowan University. She had a…read moregreat experience. I personally love the campus and think it is one of the best values for education in NJ. If there is one downside, housing can be a challenge. There is not enough of it and by Junior or senior year students need to find off campus housing.

As a parent, I've been disappointed with some aspects of my child's learning experience at Rowan…read moreUniversity. One of the biggest challenges has been that several professors are difficult for students to understand the broken English, which has negatively impacted their ability to keep up with coursework. When we raised these concerns with advisors, we were told that nothing could be done, and we found them generally unhelpful in finding solutions. Parents should be aware that students may face struggles in getting the support they need, both in the classroom and from advising staff. I expected more responsiveness from the university in addressing issues that directly affect student success. This may be a problem nationally but it definitely is a problem there.

This is probably the nicest school in the entire Philadelphia district. The facility is beautiful…read more The faculty has a high turn over rate but for the most part everyone is super friendly. The unfortunate part and why I leave 3 stars is because of the funding. This beautiful school built well over 10 years ago now has not been taken care of. The technology Bill Gates originally designed for this facility is now completely failing. The sound system has needed replaced, lighting is failing. It's a beautiful pillar in the district but definitely needs to be maintained better. The grounds are always maintained well and the inside is always nice and clean. This is a building that is shaping the next generation. Let's not let it crumble. Support Philadelphia School Districts

We've been super happy with the 3 sets of teachers we've had as well as the management. I'm happy…read morewith the activities my daughter does as well... my oldest went to 2 different daycares (Bright Horizons in different areas) and I feel the activities with my youngest at KA now are definitely better than the stuff my oldest was doing at this age. My 2y/o counts higher than I've taught her, knows songs I've never heard. Miss Amanda has always been very available and super sweet answering any questions I've had. I love that they provide breakfast & lunch. Makes my life so much easier not having to pack. I also feel like their Tadpole reports are better than other places we've gone, that I felt sort of mindlessly filled it out & it didn't have very pertinent info. The reports from KA always have good details about what my daughter is doing.

My daughter attended here from just after her 1st birthday until she started in Pre-K in the public…read moreschools. There is no doubt that she was well prepared for school; more importantly at this age, though, the social and emotional intelligence focus has resulted in close friendships even beyond the time within the facility. I am thankful for this care facility and look forward to my daughter being able to attend their summer camp as well.

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.

Such an outstanding school. My son has gone here for two years and it has been nothing but amazing…read more The staff is very kind and are really there for the kids. They are always learning about fun and new things centered around certain themes and seasons. It's a smaller school which I love, my child isn't just a number. If you're looking for a great pre-school this is it. I'm so happy that we found it.

It's a good school. Pricey, but good. The only downside is…read morethey are not serving food for the children during the pandemic so I've had to pack his lunch everyday..

Love this school for my toddler! She's learning so much & they are VERY caring/attentive to all the…read morestudents, I've noticed.

St. Cecilia School shines above the rest of the schools in the northeast, both public and parochial…read morealike. The teachers here are simply the best and so kind. The principal and vice principal are very heads on about everything, from clubs and choir to bullying and attitudes. Sending my daughter here was the best choice I've ever made. the classes are small...with the average class having 19 kids. definitely better learning environment for the kids.

Oh wonderful greetings, beautiful smile but it's a racist school, please don't erase my comment,…read moreThe Lord is my light and my salvation,whom shall I fear,the Lord is my strength.

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.