Came here for a swim meet and the school seems impressive. Great looking sports complex, a cool…read morelooking "Innovation Lab" and a nice pool. Wish my school district had these.

An excellent school for your child to attend. The teachers are kind, compassionate and loving. They…read moreemphasize to their students not only a great education, but teach them kindness, compassion, good sportsmanship and living a life of service. Every year, the students and teachers put on a Thanksgiving show and serve a wonderful Thanksgiving luncheon to local seniors. Their principal last year retired (a great man!) to be replaced by a young woman principal serving as a new principal since September 2022, and she's doing a great job!

One of the reasons we moved up here was because of hearing how great the school district was and I…read moream not disappointed at all. My two girls go to the South elementary and it is by far the best staffed up to date school I have ever seen. The progress my kids have made since being here is amazing.

PHS is a lovely Waldorf school with caring teachers, small classes, and a wonderful community…read morecommitted to supporting the whole child. My kids are both thriving after having been home with me for a year and a half during the pandemic and a big move upstate. PHS has helped them adjust more than I could've hoped. We are very grateful for this experience.

PHS is a wonder filled environment for children to blossom. Their Waldorf inspired learning…read moresupports the whole child, mind, body, and soul. They learn through immersion with their specials teachers guiding the children in the same way. Our children spend most of their days in school, so it is important they are able to connect with Nature during this time and at PHS they surely do. Their farm and garden staff is fantastic and children learn compassion and responsibility, while strengthening their will power, through caring for their beloved farm animals. Their verses teach them reverence. Bird counting encourages observation. Planting seeds, growing flowers, and food shows them how to care for themselves and the Earth. All learning is age appropriate and really looks at where children are developmentally and how they can be fully nourished, body, soul, and spirit. My son is currently in first grade and has truly found happiness here. Everyday he wakes up dawn's first light, dresses himself, and is eager to go to school. When I ask him if there was anything not so great about his day, he replies "No, the whole day was GREAT!" We have had superb communication with his teacher and the whole faculty. Our son is truly seen and cared for individually in this beautiful, nurturing community.

My kids have been going to this school for years! It's relatively small in size but the teachers…read moreand staff are simply amazing. Kids are involved in constant activities and the PTA creates great after school activities for the kids and families. If you are zoned for this school and have a few options, I'd highly recommend sending your children to this school.

The best learning center for your child. I moved and I haven't been able to find anything that…read morecomes close for my children. Through The Looking Glass makes learning fun and you'll see how much your kids will enjoy going there. It was recommended to me by a neighbor and after having my two sons go there I can tell anyone that I highly recommend it! P.S.: I still sing their son with my sons every now and then... "At through the looking glass, discoveries are made..."

TTLG was an amazing place for my 3 yr old. I highly recommend sending your kids here. The whole…read morestaff is attentive and wonderful. We had to move but I hope we can return to the area and send my daughter back here. We truly miss everyone!!

Just finished giving a talk on Passion Perseverance and Purpose at this school. Students were…read moretotally locked in, and even stayed after to have lots of 1 to 1 convos.

I am in shock. I have a pool drain plug in the garage and the kid I'm mentoring now saw it and…read moreasked me, and I quote, "Why do you have butt plug?" I asked who taught you that word and he replied that Miss Wachter talked about it in ELA class which is social studies. She said "you put it in your butt." He is an innocent 12 years old and this is what Fallsburg middle school is teaching kids.

It's intriguing to me (an educator) that Northern Academy of the Arts offers a program in which…read morestudents can do real, actual science, in partnership with NASA. Students won an award for their science work. Northern is a fascinating example of STEAM--science, technology, arts, music. Northern offers ballet, classical music, and classical Chinese dance, along with the humanities and science programs. We visited an arts studio on campus, too, with student's skillful work displayed. A parent spoke of how flexibly the faculty designed course work for his sons--one was extremely good at math, and they let him advance into a much higher grade to do challenging work. Another was extremely poor at Chinese, and the school found two others who were novices and created an ultra-beginner class just for them. If only all schools could do such things! It's good to see a school restoring and using the abandoned Beaux Arts buildings that had become so blighted. Glad they preserved the graceful proportions and aged brick of the old buildings, while making it modern and bright inside.

What an incredible school. They have done amazing things with the area. The school has greatly…read moreimproved the surrounding areas as well. Its a beautiful environment and an amazing day lace for children to gain an exceptional education.