Stony Brook

I don’t recommend this school to minority or to children with disabilities. My daughter was discriminated, bullied, humiliated, which created a hostile learning environment. I’m in the process to file for legal action.

Beyond pleased with the administration and teachers. Excellent school

Literally perfect in every way, in my opinion. The staff, the ENTIRE staff (not just teachers), are so incredibly supportive and genuinely care about my kid, even on his bad days. They definitely lead with love and take the time to get to know him as a person, even though he's only 5. He is important and they help foster his self-worth and guide him to be a confident, helpful, kind kiddo. One of the best things that I see is that they teach him to figure out the best way he learns and to seek information in that way. I'm so grateful for this place, these people, and this environment for my kid.

A hidden gem in LowellMy son has attended Hellenic American Academy since pre-K, and it has been one of the best decisions we've made for him. He was reading and writing in kindergarten, and today he is ahead of his peers in public school. The small classes mean teachers really know each child.The school is guided by family values, and you feel it every day: staff, parents, and students genuinely care about one another. Families of many different ethnic and cultural backgrounds attend, and you don't need to be Greek to belong here.HAA is NEASC-accredited and recognized by the Greek Ministry of Education, and the Greek language and culture program is a real bonus for the children. On top of that, tuition is far more affordable than other private schools in the area.If you're looking for a strong academic foundation in a warm, close-knit community, I highly recommend visiting.