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Submitted by other on March 18, 2024
This school still thinks that it has the reputation it did 20 years ago, and the coomunity echos these unsubstantiated claims year after year. The office staff is the rudest staff I’ve dealt with at any learning facility I’ve worked.. if your child is their version of the ideal student, you’ll be fine. But anyone who thinks oitsidd the box and has to be taught in a non traditional way, prepare to be put through the ringer.
Submitted by parent on October 10, 2019
In my experience the front office is not friendly nor do they understand my parental priorities.
Submitted by parent on May 22, 2017
Our time at JA was a huge detriment to the overall progress of our children, we can't be more happy to have moved from North Leominster to a community that care for it's children
Submitted by parent on July 14, 2015
As stated before. They will not challenge gifted children. My son started out in the 99% in both reading and math when in kindergarten, but by the end of second grade had fallen because he was still doing math he had already learned in preschool!! Principal and Vicr principal are impossible to work with and actually TOLD their teachers after we spoke to them NOT to go above and beyond the normal curriculum! If I had a do over, I would of moved out of north Leominster! I can oy hope their LEAP program does better!
Submitted by parent on October 25, 2013
We have 3 children in JA currently. We love the close feeling of community. They have so much to offer in the way of technology. They support parent involvement by means of open communication and the capability to go online to see what the children have been learning (with explanations as well if needed).