Nathan Bishop Middle School

Is a VERY GOOD SCHOOL! They have PRE-K (Early Intervention / K / Head-start or whatever you want to call it) for Parents interested in Early education for their Toddlers (2-4 year old) My Daughter is doing 9:35 AM to 12:20 PM. Wished I could get her in a Program from 9 AM to 3 PM like my nieces, but that was all they could offer. There are other places; like CCAP in Cranston that do offer 9-3 but most of then are lottery plus you have to be a resident.They also help your kid with speech delay if need be, plus other individual learning programs (ILP).I Like this school for my Kid, she started at age of 3. Will be attending PRE-K until shes 5 then continue in the same school for Elementary Education. I believe they do PRE-K to 5th Grade.

We are so happy with our child’s experience thus far at FASRI! It’s a great school that is truly one of a kind for our area. It has great academics, extracurricular activities, art and music, and most of all French language instruction. It is a truly unique experience and we are so happy she can learn more languages and meet other children and teachers from all around the world. If you love an international school and an international community in little Rhode Island, look no further.

There appears to be a prioritization of affluent students at Moses Brown School, which has resulted in feelings of neglect among other student populations. The academic resources and classroom experiences exhibit a noticeable imbalance, while the social environment frequently gives rise to feelings of exclusion. As an individual who is new to this particular setting, I had initially anticipated a more comprehensive and encouraging atmosphere. However, my initial observations have proven to be disheartening.

I have had two boys at the school and found it to be an excellent school - with a good balance of strong academics, a wide range of sports and activities, excellent teaching, and a strong track record of college placement after high school (Ivies and other top 20 colleges). As some of the other reviewers have mentioned, this is an academics-first high school. (For us, that is a good thing.) Both of our boys have played varsity sports, which they may not have been able to do at a sports-first high school. In addition, we have found that the leadership of the school has navigated the pandemic very well, better than what we have heard from parents with kids at other schools. Like all private schools in the nation, Wheeler is wrestling with the issue of diversity in the student body and diversity in the curriculum. For some parents, it is too progressive and for others, it is not progressive enough. You can't please everyone, but we've been happy with the balance that the teachers have brought to sometimes complex topics.

This school wouldn’t let a child with severe motion sickness out of their contract, even when the doctor strongly recommended and contacted the school. Still have to pay the monthly fee, even though he was only able to attend 6 weeks.

Lincoln is a very special place where Girls learn to Be Bold. They learn to take risks and feel what it means to fail and succeed. Lincoln girls are confident learners who learn to appreciate quiet, nature, academics, sports, performing arts with Girls. They Do It Like a Girl!