74 Patrick Rd #74
Tewksbury, MA 01876

School is alright but some teachers don’t care about your education and some do. Many teacher are very questionable in many ways including not having favorite students to hate on on or just sometimes rude. Principals are alright there punishments are very off. They will suspend someone for a werk and make them take out the trash for something little. But if someone gets caught bullying or saying racist remarks they give them warnings. Sometimes homework is a lot but it depends on how good the teacher is . Overall a decent school with a lot of good teachers but the school is very questionable on many aspects

While I have liked most of the teachers and community members at the Ryan School, I have found that there are a couple of teachers - specifically the art teacher - who are disrespectful and rude to my child. The art teacher had never spoken to me or seen me in the real world but decided it was fine to send a truly harsh and rude email filled with pure hatred for my child. It is completely unacceptable to essentially tell a stranger how much you hate their child. Who does that?? On top of that, she wrote negative things on the report card while other teachers had very good things to say about my kid. The rest of the Ryan School is good though - they have a great Choir program and involved teachers/staff.

We have had a wonderful experience with the Pre-K program at the Dewing School. Teachers are both effective and compassionate, and my daughter has made wonderful progress both socially and academically. The kids are great, and teachers are there to teach them problem-solving skills when conflicts do arise. We love this school!

This is a Level 1 school. Highest testing grades in the district. Amazing staff and principle have transformed this school. Which these sites would update these grades to reflect their testing scores in 2015/2016.

Absolutely terrible school. The attendance is horrible and the admin seems like they couldent care less about the students they are just there to get a paycheck and go home. As soon as I told the guidance department I wasn’t interested in going to college they told me it was impossible to be successful without a degree and tossed me aside. Now after three years in the construction industry I make more than most of the teachers ever will and am happy with my career choice. Many other alumni got tricked into college and ended up dropping out after a year or two and having student debt for nothing. I would never say a good word about this school after wasting four years there.