4 Edinburgh Dr
Shallotte, NC 28470

I agree with many of the reviews stating this school is in rapid decline. From our experience, it is not a supportive environment for children with special needs.The individual overseeing IEP and special education services was unprofessional and lacked empathy. Communication was extremely poor from the beginning. Updated evaluations and documentation regarding my daughter’s autism diagnosis — provided by her doctor, BCBA, and mental health provider — were not properly acknowledged. Instead, they relied on outdated data.By the school’s internal standards, they stated she does not qualify as having autism, despite multiple qualified medical professionals diagnosing her. It felt dismissive and as though her needs were not taken seriously.My daughter was offered only 30 minutes total of reading and math support. Since transitioning to homeschooling with ESA funds, she now receives over 40 hours per week of ABA therapy and educational services. ESA funding allows us to provide tutoring, ABA, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and even transportation — which has been a tremendous blessing for our family.Based on our experience, this is not a school I would recommend for children with special needs. Families deserve transparency, communication, and genuine support. In order for this school to succeed remove everyone in the special needs program and hire better professionals that’s a start!

Not great in the slightest class choices are awful and there isn’t enough advanced programs

We've had nothing but problems since my oldest child started there. Ended up pulling him to homeschool, & now here we are a month into my 2nd child being there, & I'm about to have to pull him, too. This is absolutely ridiculous.

I'm a freshman at ECHS and this first semester has been challenging but I have realized that the reason we were pushed was to get us college ready and so that we are ready to start taking college classes.