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Submitted by parent on August 21, 2017
Regardless of what these test scores are reflecting I know that my children are being educated in a more efficient way as each child has their own way of grasping their own cognitive ways of learning, as each grade does have the curriculum to teach there can be those that struggle more than others and the teachers do provide more efforts to help support academic growth. I am a parent that completely thinks I made a great decision to send my children to WPA verses a public school where it seems their structure has hendered and overwhelmed my children in past years. I recommend WPA to anyone wanting for their child to grow with confidence in their learning and learn to succeed!
Submitted by parent on July 25, 2016
This was the worst school I've ever encounter with. The teachers and the principal are very unprofessional. they do not know how to handle the children in a professional manner. There are too many students per teacher . Any where from 22 to 24 students with one teacher . Which the teacher does not focus on each and every child so there are children struggling in their classes . If your child has a learning disability they will not put forth the effort to teach them anything. They just give them all good grades as if the school is passing. My son and my God kids went to the school when they went to a new school they were way behind learning academics. 2013-2015 all recent experience. I would not recommend this school even to my worst enemy.
Submitted by teacher on December 29, 2015
This school has the most dedicated staff out of any other school in Cincinnati that I have encountered. The children love to be their, and so does all the employees. I wouldn't imagine sending my child anywhere else