Dutch Village

Could be more inclusive policies and more positivitivy if recognizing success in all the students, whether she has disability or not. Being promised a lot of innovation. Currently the staff stuck in their ways of judgments.

Great school as far as the teachers but the guidance counselor is horrible …. She always seems to not like to be bothered ! My family express the issues with my child was having with others with her and she can’t even hold a simple conversation …. They need to hire someone who enjoys doing their job.

I went to this school a few years ago. Amazing experience overall.

LOVE IT "THE BEST SCHOOL EEVERA!!" The principal leads with Energy and Enthusiasm that gets into the faculty and staff!! I could not ask for a more positive experience for my child's first years of school.

I've been to this school kindergarten-3rd and according to what I've experienced kids bully a lot, teachers see the behavior and they don't really do anything about it, kids are disrespectful, the teachers target people for no reason, and the kids do weird stuff in the bathroom..

We sent four of our girls to High School at NEAT. We live in New Jersey. They did board for all 4 years but the experience was superior to any option closer. Our girls excelled in their studies, joined clubs such as mock trail, and rave over their high school experiences years later.

If your kid gets lucky and has a good cohort, gets the good teachers, and doesn’t have any learning or psychological differences (which no parent is certain of at age 4 or 5), it can be a great school. All of my kids came out with a greater Jewish identification that was beautiful to see. However, both were behind academically in middle school due to a lack of time doing actual English, Science, and Math. The school tries to do a lot in innovative ways but then missed the mark in one of the most important. The schedule which gives numerous days off, travel days, and early releases can be incredibly hard to accommodate for working families without help.