This school gets high ratings for turning out students who can actually bring an education with…read morethem ... seeing students from other districts graduate without the ability to put together a simple sentence or complete basic math is the norm these days. BH is a solid district. Only issue we endured was with an ineffective nurse at the high school. She was transferred to another school, but should not have been there in the first place. They have a small special education department and a strong athletic curriculum

This school district, specifically pointing towards HCC is not a pleasant or comfortable…read moreenvironment for your child to grow and learn in. The staff and students in my experience are very rude and not understanding. They do not welcome those who are different or those who are not willing to be just like the rest. Everyone in the school is the same, which makes it easier for your child to stand out and get bullied by the other children. Not only that but it is harder for new students to make friends. The dress code at this "school" which is more like a prison than anything, is outraging. Girls bodies are not responsible for boys thoughts and they should be able to control their actions at an age like that. In conclusion this school is just not the way to go. Sincerely , bb

We had both our sons attend from nursery through fifth grade, and they each loved being there…read more Both went on to public schools in Stamford and were most successful because of what they learned at Long Ridge. While the facilities are impressive, the teachers make the school what it is, a leader in early childhood education.

Our children attended the school and loved it. We, as parents, loved the school as well. The…read moreschool is warm and nurturing and instills a love of learning in its students. The school is a gem.

This is an amazing, endearing, and fantastic school, with an incredibly serious focus on the…read moremission of maximising the realisation of potential of each and every single student so that he or she can make the finest contribution in life that he or she can.

This school has an amazing playground!! It is handicapped accessible & has a rubberized surface…read more It had lots of features to enhance imaginative play. There are also 2 basketball courts, a large blacktop & a baseball diamond. Fun for everyone!

If a hands-on, extra caring, intensive, articulated methodology of education is what you seek,…read more this is the place for you. The sooner you make the decision, the more rapidly you'll see the fruits of your decision. Your child will love it, and will thank you, almost from day one, for getting him or her into this school. Call them now!!

Despicable Burnt lays chip in the chip bag…read moreBag was half air half burnt chip!!! Should have gotten a 50% off discount even more maybe!!!! I hope I'm not the only one who is upset about this......... I hope this doesn't reflect the schools beliefs...

Omg the muffins at GHS are amazing chocolate chip and blueberry muffins are My fave and do forget…read moreto try the beacon egg and cheese or just egg and cheese so good the food there is better then any school I have ever been to and don't get my started on the drinks the sell Snapple in a can and naked smoothies but they are expensive a little tiny bottle of naked is 4.00 and a Snapple is about 5.00 that's to much money for a drink like come on but if you can before class go pick up some breakfast it's open until lunch but if you don't have the money go to one of the many vending machines the one in the student center is expensive so go to the one by the gym I know they make you walk for good deals but yah check out the food there if you can and if your a student

Both of my children are in middle school and have been at Hackley since Kindergarten. Although many…read morepeople think the curriculum is rigorous, the students are well prepared for the academics in university and are able to organize and perform well on their own. The campus is beautiful but most importantly the teachers are amazing educators who genuinely care for the students and often have their own children in the school. My husband and I could not be happier with Hackley.

I contacted the Hackley Alumni Relations Office for a reason I do not feel like getting into now on…read moreyelp. It was all innocent enough. I spoke with Margie, in charge of Alumni Connections who told me to call back on Friday when she would have more time to speak with me and handle my issue. I remember feeling as if it can be handled right then and there when I explained it to her, and it wasn't so complicated. In fact the whole thing would have taken all but three minutes no matter how we resolved it. I left not one but two voice messages for her on that Friday at her request and she never called back. This was two weeks ago yesterday. I do not think she forgot and I don't think she is that busy. If she forgot to call back or didn't have time, then she can't handle her job very well. I feel as if it was done purposely though. If she does not want or is unable to cater to someone, there are more professional ways of handling it than telling a person to call in order not to call. I was surprised to see that such a fine institution as Hackley, hires staff that do not represent the extraordinary excellence they pride everyone else in their school in having; teachers, students and families. I think Hackley should have higher standards when screening out for certain roles such as Director of Alumni Engagement to better set an example for their students on how to interact with people.