As someone who is disabled, this school doesn't make accommodations for disabled students! I was…read moreabsent a few times and they basically don't care about their students!

From the owner: Keefe at Night Continuing Education is located in the heart of Boston MetroWest. Each Spring and…read moreFall we offer over 100 courses. We strive to provide high-quality, cost-effective adult education programs to the Community. Embark on a new career, earn a new license, develop skills, or simply cultivate a hobby. Whatever your goal, Keefe at Night, Continuing Education has something for you!

I love FSU! They offer students a welcoming and engaging campus. It is a beautiful campus on a…read morehill, that provides a New England feel with Th convenience of being close to the city.

I'm an alum. FSU is an mix of international students pursuing STEM degrees; high school misfits;…read morepeople in their 20s; and people from low-income families. The nutrition major is among the best in Massachusetts. In the pre-engineering major, students study engineering for two years and have guaranteed admission to WPI and UMass Lowell for their junior and senior years. Bio, Biochem, and Nutrition students have a strong community. There is a Pre-Health Advising Club led by Dr. Shelli Waetzig for students on the pre-PA and MD tracks. The nursing major is a two-year program for people who have an associate's degree in nursing and want a bachelor's degree. According to LinkedIn, the nursing program's graduates work at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and the Boston Children's Hospital.  The rest of the departments are not good. The salary for computer science graduates at Framingham State is pretty low at ~$50k. Even the professors do not send their kids here. Socially, there is nothing to do because there is a strict prohibition of alcohol even for students who are 21 and over and because most students live with their parents.

Great drawing school! My daughter has taken several classes there and really enjoys it. This isn't…read morea simplistic "keep them busy with art" type of place. My daughter has been learning quite in-depth techniques that result in great pieces of art (yes, I'm biased, but its not just my daughter's art that is impressive). Instructors clearly know their stuff, and are great with the kids, too. Highly recommend if you child (or you) truly want to learn about art.

Our children both attended ActonArt. Our daughter began at ActonArt the very first summer that they…read moreopened when she was just 6 years old. She continued to take classes through high school; art continues to be an important part of her life. Our son also took ActonArt classes for several years. He especially enjoyed the summer workshops. ActonArt has a robust and thoughtful curriculum that is always fresh and interesting. Each instructor brings their own unique talent, compassion, and enthusiasm to every class. But ActonArt does not just teach art, it gives students a sense of belonging where it is safe to express themselves. Each student can progress at their own rate without judgement or pressure. ActonArt has spread its love and appreciation for art, touching the lives of so many students- children and adults, alike! ActonArt is a very special place!!

Good programs for cheap. You get the same education but for so much cheaper. They have an awesome…read morecosmetology program. The electrician program is pretty good too. They have non trade classes after dark too. You can learn about honey bees, sewing, line dancing, knitting, and any other topic you think that might be interesting

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My higher grade is more for the art center itself rather than the performances. There's always a…read moresmall exhibition at the center of the building and it's nice to see artists can work on their projects late into the night. The facilities look clean and orderly, including the bathrooms and artist studios. I liked seeing all pottery made by the various artists. I also enjoyed the theater itself. While the seating itself isn't all that special, the acoustics are quality. If you expect something significantly higher than community theater here, you may be disappointed. While the performances were fine, they're not really all that polished and feel rather barebones (two actors playing one role in a production was rather strange). If you want a more grander theater experience but without going into Boston, consider Reagle in Waltham. (For all you Yelp police out there, yes, I paid $ here for tickets so I can review)

My first time back to The Umbrella Arts Center since the pandemic happened…read more I saw that they had a dinner and a show option on Thursday nights and the menu looked appealing, so I purchased the meal for $21. Dinner was available for pick up at the concession stand beginning at 6pm, while the show was scheduled for 7:30pm that evening. Traffic delayed me, so I arrived closer to 6:30pm. There was a game going on at the playground the next block over, so there were a lot of cars parked on the street, but parking was still not an issue. Dinner came in a brown paper tote and came nicely packaged and of a good portion size, so I even had some leftover. They had a vegetarian alternative (Nag's Head Roasted Yam, Grilled Zucchini and Squash, Caramelized Onions on Wild Rice (V)), but I opted for the meat - Starter: Hush Puppies with Maple Butter Entree: Pulled Pork Platter with Coleslaw and Collard Greens Dessert: Chocolate Flourless Brownie (GF) Catered by Nosh restaurant and the Concord Market. I was pleased with my meal. Sure the collared greens were a bit plain, but I was just glad to get a decent portion of vegetables with my meat and they were not overcooked. The brownie was individually sealed, and a little messy to eat, but quite good. And I had no trouble finding a seat at a table. In fact I had options. I could have grabbed a small high top for myself, but I decided to sit at an empty spot at the end of one of the 3 long tablecloth covered tables just beyond the concessions and ended up chatting with the pair beside me. I had a great experience at the Umbrella Arts Center! Quotes from the website regarding the show being performed that evening: A heartwarming musical that lifts up the beauty in second chances and the transformative nature of friendship. Percy Talbott is a spirited young woman seeking redemption. But in the small town of Gilead, she finds so much more. Based on the beloved film that took home the Audience Award at The Sundance Film Festival, the musical's rich score is marked by Americana folk rhythms, soaring melodies, and irresistible charm. It reminds us all about the resilience of the human spirit, the magic of new beginnings, and the power of community.

I don't think my son would have gotten into the art college of his choice without Teresa Higgins!…read moreShe was able to guide him in his preparation of a killer portfolio and gave him tips on technique that were truly astonishing. I was right there to see it happen because I had to model for one of the drawings. It was also great to have art classes unfold without the usual pressure and competitiveness that seems to be lurking in our school system. Teresa Higgins is one of a kind: patient, humorous and hugely talented at what she does. Beth W.

From the owner: T.Higgins Studio offers art classes for creative kids and adults. Children, teens and adults who…read morelove to draw and want to develop their drawing and painting skills, will learn how to create realistic art with a variety of mediums. Classes are small and offer plenty of individual attention. All materials are provided.

This is your friendly neighborhood swim and fitness club. The pool is reasonably large but can get…read morecrowded during peak swimming times (you can call the front desk to check how busy it is). Unlike the pool, the small but well-equipped gym upstairs is quiet and rarely packed. While using the gym over 8 months, there was never a time where a machine or piece of equipment was unavailable for very long. And the facilities are admittedly old but there are dedicated staff that regularly clean it. Unlike what other reviews said, I can assure you that it's well-maintained as someone that used to work for Swymfit (no longer affiliated). Swim lessons are a tricky business. Always sign up for lessons in person and the day registration opens whenever possible. Read the fine print, take note of the sick policy, and please plan accordingly. To be honest, I think the parents who gave negative reviews had unrealistic expectations. The instructors all seemed to try hard, and it's tough to give adequate attention to many kids of varying abilities in group lessons. You can also buy a practice card to use the pool at a discount or do private lessons (even exclusively) instead.

I used to go here. Got way too expensive for such a small place. And you have to book a swim lane…read morebut not guaranteed. Gets very busy during swim season! Wish there were more gyms near by!