30 Cricones Way
Tyngsboro, MA 01879

Absolutely amazing experience with special education. The IEP experience was above and beyond supportive to our family. Communication with the school is also very strong.

Some good teachers, okay principals, decent learning ethics, only way for validation is to do “bad” stuff, different friend groups that don’t accept other people, lots of bullies, lots of talking, loss of learning due to others.

If your child isn't conventional enough to be on TV as an extra, do not send them to this school. There were good, bad, and exceptional teachers like in every school and the (paid) lunch wasn't half bad, but the nice expensive exterior of this building is not to be trusted. The outwardly calm and well-behaved student body will make these 4 years a silent, somber hell for any child who doesn't socially fall in line. The fact that the student body is very small and largely comes from the same middle and elementary school makes the culture completely homogeneous and the social ecosystem rigid and hostile. If your child doesn't have friends here already, they will never have friends. If your child makes a mistake, half of their peers probably saw it and recorded it. Teachers and staff are absolutely no help when it comes to bullying if it's anything short of physical, and only if they saw it themselves. Some teachers in particular actually enjoy poking fun at the easier targets who they know won't fight back. Not normal teasing, either. A less serious problem with the school is that you can expect to pay for nearly everything and, as of a few years ago, students are expected to bring their own devices. It's a pho-private public school with none of the perks that should come with the beating your wallet will take. Air conditioning should be a given with the fees you'll pay, but you'll see immediately where the money went when you see the place yourself. The only people who should send their children to this school aren't reading this review. This can be a nice town to live in, but nobody should have to grow up here.