The best decision I ever made regarding education for my daughter was sending her to a French…read moreAmerican school. Being fluent in French opened up many exciting opportunities for her for college. She attended a prestigious French university for a very, very reasonable price (Sciences Po.) In fact, much of the money we spent on her elementary school French education was saved when she attended the French University. She now attends an Ivy in the USA. My grandson is carrying on this new family tradition by attending FASRI. I have been impressed with the quality of teachers and staff. They are professional, patient, and warm. My grandson is rapidly learning French. I feel incredibly lucky that there is such a high quality bilingual school near where my daughter is living. They also have something called "Passport." It is a program for older children who attend the school who do not have a background in French. It makes the transition to French much easier.

From the owner: In the early years of the school, the French American School was a one-room schoolhouse set up in…read morethe front room of a Victorian home belonging to Dominique Velociter and her family. Her two eldest daughters were among the school's six pupils, and in September 1994, she with a small baby in her arms she taught the first classes. Inspired by her own experience at an elementary school near Paris, Madame Velociter wanted her daughters to have access to a similar type of education. The dual-language program she created combines the rigor and excellence of the French system, with more project-based educational techniques found in some American independent schools. In the spring of 2000, the school moved to its present location at 75 John St. In 2012, Dominique Velociter was made knight in the Order of the French Legion of Honor in recognition of her outstanding services to French education and culture through the creation of the school.

Hamilton House is an adult learning community for those over 55. There are a large number of…read moreexcellent opportunities for learning and sharing, including language classes, lectures on art and history, painting classes, dining with peers, special dinners and many, many other activities.

From the owner: Hamilton House is a 501c3 nonprofit, member-based Adult Learning Exchange located on the East Side…read moreof Providence. Open to the broader community of active senior adults in Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts, our Mission is to inspire and enhance members’ lives through stimulating interaction with ideas and friends in an adult learning center and to connect them with opportunities to serve the community. Hamilton House offers weekly classes, special programs and lectures, and social events. Areas of offerings range from art, literature, history, music, language and environmental studies, wellness, community, and much more! Additionally we host a gallery and cafe, which are open to the public.

I can't say enough amazing things about this program and the owner Heather! Flexible, organized,…read moreand took care of all of my family's learning needs at differently levels with Ease! I wouldn't go anywhere else after my expierence !

From the owner: Enlighten is a one-on-one, affordable, individualized, and highly effective tutoring and test prep…read morecollaborative. We offer tutoring in most subjects from Middle School through College, with subject expertise ranging from 7th grade English to Advanced Quantum Mechanics. We specialize in SAT, ACT, and GRE exam preparation. We believe that effective instruction does not (and can not) take place in crowded, flourescently-lit classrooms or in factory-inspired tutoring centers. It happens in one-on-one conversation over hot tea and a pastry. So, our tutors meet students where they feel most comfortable: online, at a local cafe, a library, or in their own living rooms- we'll even bring the tea! Contact us today for a free consultation!

We absolutely love Ocean State Montessori! Both of our kids have thrived here, the teachers are…read moreamazing, the environment is calm and welcoming, and the learning feels joyful. It's such a kind and connected community of families and educators.

Once children reach school age, they spend as much time in school as they do at home--if not more…read more We couldn't ask for a better environment or better people for our child to spend these formative years with. Our child has attended OSMS for two years and is truly thriving. It's amazing to see how deeply she understands math, reading, and science. The staff is dedicated--many have been with the school for over 10 years--and they take a genuine interest in both the children and their families.

A great agency that offers various services across a range of subjects and student issues.read more

RITES does an excellent job with grade school through high school students who have learning…read moredifferences. They truly understand Dyslexia, ADD/ADHD and Executive Function issues. As an educational consultant, I refer students to them frequently with great results. I highly recommend them.

School one has been life changing for my daughter. It is truly an environment where students can be…read morewho they are unapologetically. The staff is insanely supportive and the curriculum is extremely engaging. I consider our decision to send our daughter to School One one of the best parenting decisions we have ever made.

Small, student centered. A great place for a creative individual to learn. Nurturing communityread more

I can not say enough great things about CHBS. First, a great group of teachers. Second, wonderful…read moreenrichment experience in language, arts, music, and more. Prior to CHBS, my child was in other typical American preschool/k, and no one knew if the kids had BM, or a nap, no daily report, nothing. CHBS gives you a daily report of your children's day- about the nap, bathroom use, noticeable events, growth, etc. I have many books of our daily correspondence between us and CHBS which will be a treasure for me for years to come. I would highly recommend CHBS. Of note- I am from Japan and I can say with confidence they are so kichin to shiteru.

With my Japanese background, I always wanted my kids to grow up learning Japanese. With that said,…read moreit was very difficult for me to speak to my kids solely in Japanese when their dad doesn't speak the language. Enter Cedar Hill Bilingual School (CHBS). Once my kids started at CHBS, their Japanese language skill sky rocketed. My 4 year old went from somewhat understanding what I was saying to him in Japanese, to being able to speak to me in Japanese 100%. He also learned to read and write during his time there. I also have to say the quality of the teachers and program are top notch. You cannot find a better daycare than this one.

Took like 4 classes and passed my Road test. Really taught me well and very affordable for…read morenewcomers and beginners.

the instructor is really kind, patient, and friendly. i've learned a lot from just three classes…read morewith him. would definitely recommend to anybody wanting to learn how to drive.