Woolsey

We’ve had a really positive experience at Ira B. Jones. What stands out most is the sense of community—our child feels known, supported, and genuinely cared for by both teachers and staff. The school does a great job of balancing strong academics with a focus on character and belonging.We’ve seen growth not just academically, but in confidence and independence. Teachers are thoughtful about meeting students where they are and providing opportunities to challenge them when they’re ready. Communication with families has also been consistent and helpful.It’s not a perfect school (no school is), but it’s one where people are committed to doing what’s best for kids, and that makes a big difference

I would not send you special needs child there.If they're autistic can't speak if they have any special needs, I would not send them here.I city school district does not care about how this principle treats their students.I should know because my son's autistic and now have the home school.Because the way they treated him last year.Wow, another student beat on my daughter.Nothing ever happened so child's special needs piece of s***

I love this school, it is like old fashioned school, very kind teachers, director amazing, know every student, my friends was graduated this school and bring they kids study there.

This posting is in regard to the review posted on November 5th, 2022. We are sorry that you and your student had such an experience at ACS. We stand ready to support any student who is struggling in any way. We have a full time certified Doctor of Psychology on staff as our school counselor, and she is an excellent resource for students struggling in this way. To the author of the post from November 5th, 2022; Please contact Asheville Catholic and give us more specific information so that we can improve in this area.