My child has been at Teachers Hands for three years and this has been the best year so far. Graduation and the many awards ceremonies were so good. I can't wait until he graduates. Every child felt special and I could not believe how much all the staff seemed to know so much about every child. I
... Read more would not want to go to any other school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/27/08
My daughter is presently attending THA _ this is her third year- she is in kindergarten. Am I happy with the school? No, I am not! I started doing research on other private schools that I can take my daughter to along with her 'children first' scholarship. I have grave concerns with teaching tactics
... Read more in my daughter's class. Would I recommend this school? Mrs. Linda Terrell- head teacher of 4 year olds is the only one I'd trust to teach my child and the preschool director: Ms. Rita Tucker is the best!! The chapel has an excellent pastor: Jose. He is a wonderful inspiration for all children. Best advice: keep on searching... God Bless. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/19/07
MY son is been going to this school since 5th grade; now he is going to 11th grade. Without the help and family type environment of this school, I don't think he would hve made so far. He got good moral, character and respect, that I know the beside the out bringing of his family and the help that this
... Read more school had provided him , it wouldn't be the same. Thank you Teacher Hhands Academy and the faculty staffs. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/05/07
My child took Spanish 1 and 2 in the high school. As a junior he is going to take American Sign Language. He participates in many afterschool activities like Student Government and Beta Club. He is also learning to work in ministry opportunities and taking Band. His classes were college prep
... Read more material and much more advanced than anything my friend's students are doing in the local public school. Joe Bailey Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/18/07
My two children have attended this school for four years. My oldest daughter is an 11 grader and this year had the opportunity to dual enroll at a local votech school, Valencia Community College, or Florida Virtual School because of her grades (she was below grade level just four years ago now she is
... Read more testing two years above). Anyway, when I set up a guardian account at Florida Virtual School we were thrilled to see all the electives my child can take from Chinese, Spanish, Latin to Computer, Web Design, Graphic Design, Driver's Education. My daughter is so excited about the endless possibilities of being able to add online classes to her schedule. This is a great privilege for her and a benefit to her education. I'm thankful for this school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/17/07
Not sure what people mean no extra curricular activities. My son has played both soccer and basketball at this school. He even had the opportunity to play on the Magic court because the team was selected. He was involved in 4H, Chess Club, Homework Study, Mime, and Junior Hip Hop. At Christmas he
... Read more participated in a full drama and music presentation. As a fourth grader last year he learned to play the flute-a-phone. He has had opportunities to attend church with the different school groups on both Wednesday and Friday nights. His favorite part of the week is chapel because he loves all the singing they do. There were less than 13 students in his class and his reading level on the SAT was two levels above grade level. I have only been impressed by the program which continues to get better and better. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/17/07
My daughter just finished taking four different drama classes and 24 college credits while still in high school at Teacher's Hands Academy. What an incredible opportunity my child has had at THA. I am so thankful.
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Posted by a parent on 06/13/07
This school lacks everything out there. The classes are not one bit challenging, this school lacks a lot of electives and fun classes such as BST, Tv Producation, Weight Lifting, Band, Volleyball, Tennis, Driver's Ed, Drawing, Jewelry, Pottery, Photography, Humanities, Drafting, Web Design, PC Support,
... Read more and Networking. They do however offer PE, Art, and a computer class but they are very poor quality courses and are the least bit challenging. They should offer other languages such as Latin, French, and German. The classes here do not prepare you at all for college. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/22/07
The school lacks extracurricular activities: No organized sports, no music, no sound arts, no PE instructor. For Physical Education the students run wild in a play ground with limited teacher involvement. They do not have a PE Instructor since the beginning of class 2006. Therefore I do not blame the
... Read more teachers this is not there job. Although, the majority portray to have wholeheartedly good intentions for the students. This is not sufficient if what is being taught and by whom it is being taught does not produce the competetive edge, an education level that private schools are known for. Anyway, I am not seeking a perfect school, but come on, these are just basics-a well balance curriculum. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/10/07
What an excellent program THA offers to ALL students! I am so impressed by the quality of service they offer. The principal is firm but loving and holds both students and parents accountable for behavior. My child's self esteem has risen and he loves to go to school. With only 15 students in a class,
... Read more he has been able to get to grade level and above grade level in math. Students take the SAT every year so the school is held accountable for achievement. My son's favorite time of day is chapel, where he has been encouraged to live a godly life! This school receives my highest recommendation! If your child receives McKay scholarship, this school is the best in offering learning disabled services such as speech, occupational therapy and physical therapy. I am also excited because of their dual-enrollment program with Valencia Community College and the Votech schools in town. Read less
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Orlando schools — Teacher's Hands Academy is located at 3057-2 Curry Ford Rd, Orlando FL 32806. 3057-2 Curry Ford Rd is in the Lake Como neighborhood and 32806 ZIP code in Orlando, FL Teacher's Hands Academy is a Private school that serves grade levels PK - 12.
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