The small classes offer an experience much like a tutoring session. It was very helpful for me as I have ADD and felt very stupid in public schools. After removing the distractions of so many other children and having someone there to answer questions to help me understand the curriculum, I discovered that I was actually an exceptional student. I just hadn't had the chance to experience being one. It was life-changing and bolstered my confidence to attend and complete college. Thank you!
Submitted by parent on December 12, 2017
This school is very misleading. They advertise acceptance and experience with ADHD, ASD and accommodate different learning styles but this is not the case. 3/4 of the teachers want the kids to succeed and those who don’t ruin any future a student may have in this school. The students at this school are very accepting and enjoy helping peers that struggle. The staff don’t teach executive functioning skills and expect your child to sit silent in class. There is a lack of communication between staff and principal. It’s sad and discouraging for a student who struggles with acceptance and understanding to be verbally abused and directly shut down. Be wary of Charlotte. She thinks she means well but enjoys being rude and disrespectful to students and is on a power trip. If you want your child to be verbally abused, left to fend for themselves without positive support and be shamed then this is the school for your child.
Submitted by parent on August 24, 2011
My child came here for help. She has really enjoyed the small class sizes and the personalized attention. It has really boosted her confidence in learning.