Great art gallery that offers art classes and summer camp, even during Covid. They have virtual…read morelessons and socially distanced plein air. Check the website for classes.

From the owner: Nonprofit Artist's Cooperative, Art School, and Fine Art Gallery. Come and take an art class! Open…read moreto the public.

I always thought boarding school is where you deposit snotty, spoiled, incorrigible kiddies when…read moreyou have a pile of cash and nothing more worthy to do with it. Storm King is NOT such a place. Set on manicured grounds in the shadow of Storm King Mountain and just down the road from West Point, SKS is an educational community with an impressive 150 year history (see: https://sks.org). My nephew teaches here. He lives here, with his charges and family. He is an extraordinary educator and reflects the sensibilities of this place. His colleagues are just like him. SKS is exclusive in the sense of expense and rigor (hence not for everyone) but it is not your stereotypical UK snobatorium -- flush with secret handshakes and trust fund teens. It is elite, sure -- but in a good way -- like Yelp; with a Bohemian vibe. Were I in the market for a prep school that boards their students, SKS would be high on my list.

2 years ago my children struggled in public school. Today, marks another milestone for them. Since…read moretheir first Storm King report 2 years ago till today, they have been on Honors and Highest Honors and maintain a 3.7 plus GPA. Great teachers, a caring administration and an even greater student body have helped forge the character and discipline my three girls will need to compete in college and beyond,. Thank you Storm King

Excellent school with excellent education. The teachers and faculty really care for the students…read more The school has excellent values and works are to maintain them. The inclusiveness is wonderful because its rare to find a school with such high diversity.

From the owner: Oakwood Friends School is a college preparatory Quaker school with day and boarding programs…read moreserving grades 5-12. Founded in 1796, it is the first college preparatory school in the state of New York. Oakwood is located in Poughkeepsie, New York, in the Hudson River Valley, midway between New York City and Albany.

The football field looks great. The school can be a little confusing for a visitor (multiple…read morecampuses). Was here for a swim meet and the pool was average. Some of the building looks old and may have seen better days. Middletown's high-school blows this one out of the watet, though.

this school was the best experience and the staff are great except for a few.... very diverse and a…read moregreat learning environment.

I was scrolling past and I saw the review about the kids who were expelled from Burke and the nasty…read morereview. I think Burke should get high marks for ditching pot smokers! A parent who says their kid is a " good kid" while the kid is using drugs is not a desirable parent. They have rules they enforce. That's awesome. As for moving on to another private school, isn't it appropriate to ask why these students aren't in public school? They are going to encounter competitive acceptance at highly rated universities and their smoking etc isn't going to get them a space. Sadly, pot smoking is associated with a lack of ambition. As for Burke students, a friends daughter did extremely well at Burke recently and was accepted at the university which was her first choice and is doing exceptionally well there also. Her friend we met also is attending a top school. So, pot smokers aren't that welcome in that peer group. I'd say the time to be parenting that issue is gone. You might have the " failure to launch" problem in another few years as many can't pass the drug testing to get a job even now despite legal pot.

How can you review a high-school with out bias? I liked the 4 years I spent here. I enjoyed my…read morefellow students for the most part, the teachers I had were pleasant enough, and I liked being in the programs I belonged to. Now that my ten year is nearly upon me I am feeling nostalgic. I'm remembering why I want to see everyone again. This was a small school. Everyone knew everyone. We loved each other even if we did not show it all the time. Well at least my class was good to each other. I'm glad I got to go to this school. My other option was the public high school a town over. It was huge. I would have been lost in that crowd. I think I would not have done as well as I did. Over all a pleasant but typical high school experience. Just with uniforms and a small campus.

I graduated from EHS in 2017 and I can say that my experience was wonderful. There are so many…read moreamazing teachers and staff at Ellenville in the High, Middle and Elementary schools. In addition to this, the student body was incredibly diverse and definitely made my experience 100% more wonderful. Working with teachers/staff and other students who come from such a variety of backgrounds is incredibly valuable and I will truly cherish the experience forever.

Not a military school at all. "Cadets" aren't disciplined at all, the Headmaster was very rude, and…read morethe school is falling apart. Half of the buildings are abandoned, the people fixing the property are doing a terrible job, and the grounds aren't maintained. I would not send my child there ever again.

Beware this is not a military school. There is no commandant, and there is no JROTC program. This…read moreis a "camp" for kids that can't be home. There really some foreign exchange kids, and those are the only ones getting help to take the AP courses. The other kids are just there to stay away from Juvenile detention. The campus is open, which presents a major safety issue. The facilities are falling apart. This entire school is a sham and should be shut down. They are preying on parents that are trying to help their children find structure and discipline, but the reality is sending your kids her is sending them to the lion's den. Your child will not recover, they will only get worse an pick up worse habits like drugs, stealing, or not even going to class since nobody is actually monitoring these kids.

Atmosphere was OK... Nothing to rave about. The teachers ( for the most part) were unprofessional…read moreand didn't care much for teaching. Most of the gym teachers were perverts... if i remember correctly. Music/theater department completely bias towards their children and friends which means the plays were always below decent. Art department was great wonderful teachers. The 10 different administrators that all seemed to have the same job... total joke. The food was always decent. Sandwiches were always 5 stars + The nachos were always disgusting chic... you know with that gross meat and cheese you secretly love? Same with the taco's. Nuggest always delish. Lockers were a bit small and never had good locks. As far as cleanliness I'd have to give 5 stars. Tons of drugs and weapons and teen sluts. All and all.. I wouldn't return and I would never send my children to a drug infested hellhole like this.