Morse

The Principle is a good guy and the school overall is pretty good. If your kid struggles they get left behind.Most of the teachers here are studying masters and doctorates and they aren't focused on their students and only see this job as a means to an end in our interactive experience, (two teachers, two different years, same issue).I hope they don't just shovel the underperforming students into a group and leave them behind as has been happening. It's frustrating for the kids, and those kids feel stigmatized when sent out of the classroom to study in the hall or put into the "B" group..

My daughter was initially to be punished for sticking up for the autistic community as a whole. When I reminded the principal the *reason* this was so upsetting to my daughter (as, frankly, it should be to anyone), that she has a younger brother with level 2 who is also a student in EC at the school, she backed down. However, the boys who instigated the situation and never apologized nor backed down were never punished. Just my daughter who was doing what was right. Very glad to be done with our neighborhood school, though teachers were great and the school Nurse is a ray of sunshine!

If possible, I would give this school 0 stars. It all starts with the principal- she caters to the parents she fears. Unfortunately, they are the bullies. She will evade crossing them at all costs. As a result, children pay the price. They don’t learn to stand up to bullies. They learn to tolerate it. They learn to be submissive to bullies to not create conflict. It is a very unfortunate situation.