1243 Bridge St
Honesdale, PA 18431

Let's start with how they send a 7 year old little girl who has a diagnosis of ADHD to the hallway MULTIPLE TIMES, with no supervision. For crying and being overstimulated from copious amounts of repeated and boring work with nothing but worksheets to help her "learn" & stimulate her mind. When her upset mom tries to get to the bottom of it and asks for her child to be switched to another class, all they said was "we typically don't do that and theres no proof because its your word against the teacher" and ignored the issue of child safety hazards. What if this 7 year old walked off campus? Or an unwanted adult on campus snatched her? Or something awful happening and nobody would know?When asking why she wasn't sent to the guidance counselor instead, she gets told "she's not always in there". What I want to know is why has this school who's only focused on child education, not been scheduling her often with the guidance counselor for help? What is the point of a child counselor if they aren't counseling the children who need help? During lunch, her mom packs her lunch and a woman saw this child go to eat something out the packed lunch and grabbed it and said it wasn't nutritional enough and to eat everything else first. This same child who is the sweetest thing, was also violated on the bus by another student making her uncomfortable physically and they disregard the mothers concerns. This isn't even all of it. What kind of school is this???? How many other students are suffering quietly because they feel bullied by the faculty. I would NEVER send my child to this awful "primary center". Maybe this should be brought to the publics knowledge as well as your local News.

My daughter graduates from Honesdale High School and my husband and I feel she got a private school calibre education at a public school price. The administration and faculty is conservative, holds its student body to high standards and promotes values that are important to us, e.g., hard work, achievement, respect, community service. As of this writing, HHS's PA Scholastic Assessment scores have increased in the past 4 years, their student-to-teacher ratio permits each student to get the attention they need, and their curriculum is rigorous. They still offer Latin!

I wouldnt Suggest, They have overall a very strict dresscode, Loads of homework means lots of stress besides what type of shcools strict like this? This Shcools pretty bad and the reviews are just all true.you cannot even have a bookbag??? Really