Laurel Brook

They lie about everything no one in here is good at treating people right after school programs are disorganized and very rude to people they hire

Coming from the Smith/Sutton cluster we didn’t know what to expect but wow. This is an incredible school focused on each individual child. They quickly identified my child’s academic accomplishments and placed her in a class where she could progress even more. The activities, parental involvement along with IB principles are the icing. Dr. Miller is the most hands on principal I have ever seen. The teachers really care. Many of our neighbors skip the private route because of this school.

This school is known for how bad they have been with special education. There’s an effort to keep kids with disabilities segregated from general activities and old view of neurodiversity. If you are a parent of a a kid with disabilities you will have to find an advocate for your kid to be included in general class and still having awful high rates of restraints and isolation as their way to help kids with strong emotions and complex behaviors with IEPs. I hope their new

The staff at this school are great! The students are very racist. My son had issues with racism the entire school year. It is a predominately Hispanic school, them not liking African Americans is new to us. We dislike no one. I did everything throughout the year to get my son switched out of this school, the board did nothing even with doc notes! My son has never had any issues being in school until he came to this one. This was truly heartbreaking newly moving to this town, and having to deal with this everyday. It was my mistake even moving to this zone not knowing you can’t do anything about it. But this was also my learning experience moving forward in life. Staff done some things to end what was going on, but what honestly can be done when it’s the upbringing of the kids in attendance.

We have been part of the Holy Spirit Preparatory School community since our son started Pre-K 2, and now, as a fourth grader, we could not be more grateful for the education and community he has received. What makes HSP truly special is its commitment to educating the whole child. The academic foundation is exceptional, with a classical education that teaches students how to think and engage deeply with the world around them. At the same time, faith is woven naturally into daily life, helping children develop not only intellectually, but also spiritually and morally. We have also been particularly impressed by the emphasis on the arts. Music, visual arts, theater, and creativity are treated as an essential part of a well-rounded education rather than an afterthought. After five years at HSP, we feel incredibly fortunate that our son has had the opportunity to grow in a school that challenges his mind, nurtures his talents, and strengthens his faith.

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