Despite being a cheaper option than some other schools, the money saved is not worth the experience, which is nothing short of horrendous. First of all, the building is not in good shape. It is too crammed to fit all of the people in one class, and in addition to it being uncomfortably stuffed, the seats and tiny desks attached to the sides of the chairs are legitimately painful. I took the classroom course during April vacation, in which the course was split into 5 six hour sessions - each session had two 15 minute breaks and one 30 minute lunch break, but these breaks were not long enough to recover from sitting on the cheap, plastic chairs before you had to sit on them for another hour and a half. Even if one were to take the 3 hour classes during a school week, the chairs are unbearable for even that long. I must admit that I did learn things during that week, but I did not receive the education on road rules that I should have. The material was presented by my teacher, Liz, in a way that was hard to take notes on, hard to retain, and at some times, hard to follow. There was one day that she had to be somewhere else, and so we were sent a substitute from the Westford office. Credit where credit is due, this guy knew what he was talking about, knew how to teach it to us in a way that we could remember and record, and actually made the experience bearable, as he was quite funny. I most certainly learned more in that single day than I did all of the rest of the days combined. Liz could really learn from this guy. I know that this review is kind of turning into a “berating Liz” session, but if she represents this school, this should not be taken with a grain of salt. Last thing about Liz, she could not control the class. The back half of my class were behaving like elementary schoolers - only with the street experience and sexual knowledge of high schooler. Not a good combo. She was not able to discipline them at all, (I must admit that I don’t think another teacher could have done much better, they were really awful, but the point remains), and that lack of discipline enabled the kids in the back to be a major distraction, making it even harder to learn. The last thing I would like to talk about is the contact. Once I got my permit, (I got nothing wrong on the permit test, however this was not thanks to my drivers ed experience, it was thanks to my parents ability to teach me by just explaining what they are doing while driving (I recommend this if your parents are good drivers) and my common sense), I called the auto school not once, not twice, not three times.... but four times before they actually called back. They didn’t even pick up. They had to call back. Oh and it was the Westford office that called me back. Not even the Billerica office. They hardly having any lesson times available, and I have very low standards for my road lessons. If they exceed my expectations, I will leave another, more positive review, but i decided to leave this one about the classroom course and school in general before my experience, as it is possible I could have a good experience with the driving lessons. If you are still reading this, good for you, and don’t waste your time on this “school”. There MUST be better options.