Schools in Sudbury, MA
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4 locations found near Sudbury
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56c Union Ave, Sudbury MA 01776
“We love BH Sudbury! We have had our toddler in since they were 6 months old, and we couldn’t be happier with our choice. We toured a number of other care places before deciding on BHS, and found that the staff, the director and assistant director are all exceptional. The space is filled with warmth and fosters curiosity and learning. The curriculum has really helped our child progress, the atmosphere is one of love and learning, and the support and communication to parents is exceptional. I love how all of her teachers and basically all of the staff know her and her interests, personality, and curiosity and create a space and engage in activities that promote it. Many of the teachers have been with them for years which is also great to have that consistency. The app is especially awesome to keep updated on how her day is going, and we love how many pictures we get! As a working mom, it can sometimes feel hard to send your child away for the day, but BHS has made me feel so good about her time, and she wakes up excited to go and having great days! We could not recommend them enough!”
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307 Boston Post Rd, Sudbury MA 01776
“Next Generation Sudbury has always taken such good care of the children who attend. Not only my own, but now my granddaughter as well! Always professional, happy and one of the best daycares in my opinion. The director and co director take great care in ensuring the children are well taken care of, and keep the staff happy! I am proud to bring my granddaughter here.”
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390 Lincoln Road, Sudbury MA 01776
“I am a 9th grader there and its really great and all I love the school, it's so nice there are a lot of activities there I never been to a game but by my friends they say it's really great. There are a lot of clubs and really nice teachers. But the only thing I don't like is the Wellness classes there are so many options but you have to be in 12th or 11th grade to get the best seats in the house why the 9th graders get last pick. Sometimes you can get into the classes YOU want but not your friends sometimes its weird because you can be in a room where your the only 9th grader in a room full of 12th graders which is pretty awkward but at least you can make new friends. The teachers are really awesome, there is 1 teacher that should get an award for BEST SKILLS TEACHER (HUMBERLYS) she is the best skills teacher I can have. She helps with anything you need best teacher I will ever have there. The food is great but most of the 9th graders bring the own food just because of the way Curtis had there food I'm coming out there and saying Curtis food is nothing like LS lunch, LS has more to offer, they have different varieties of food, and they are nothing like Curtis. The lunch ladies are so nice.There is one flaw LS has that no other school has, THE STAIRS, and the order of the buildings. Okay I'll tell you there are 3 buildings all connected the A,B,C building in the A building there are 3 floors starting from top to bottom the are the A'400s, the A'300s, and the A,200s but in the B building there are 4 flights of stairs B'400s, B'300s, B'200s, B'100s the B building is the only building that has 4 actual flights of stairs, the C building there are 3 flights of stairs C'300s, C'200s, C'100s. At first you don't know where none of you classes are but then you get the hang out of it. I know I did in the next week of 9th grade. Just a little heads up for 8th graders going to 9th grade in LS during the 1st day of taking a tour make sure to wear very very very comfortable shoes.In all LS is a nice school , nice teachers, everybody is nice.I LOVE THE SCHOOL.”
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41 Prides Crossing Rd, Sudbury MA 01776
“Both our kids love it there! They have their own garden in the backyard, and have their own chickens, peacocks, and once two goats! WoodsEdge gives our children a balanced combination of nature and nurture, with opportunities to explore the world on their own.”
