Regina Heights

I was a student in Oak Manor, and yes I was bullied but then the teachers stood up for me and they treated me like their daughter. Now I am an 8th grader, and I still look back to the school and remember the memories with amazing teachers who helped me a lot.

Kindergarten Teacher Cecilia was one of the worst teachers my daughter ever had. My daughter screamed and cried going to her class for months and she never had this problem with her prior daycare or prior preschool teachers. She didn't learn ANY Spanish in this class. The teacher failed to invite us (her parents) to the school Christmas play that my daughter was in, despite seeing me daily at drop off and pick up so my daughter was ALONE on the day of the play. The teacher gossiped to other teachers about my daughter (I heard this directly from another teacher). We HIRED A SPANISH TUTOR to teach my daughter Spanish as my daughter did not learn Spanish in Cecilia's class. I withdrew my daughter from this school at the end of the academic year and put her in private school due to this woman. My daughter flourished in the Catholic school where she felt loved and cared for, despite having trauma from her experience at Grace Hudson. A loving teacher at the Catholic school worked very hard with my daughter for months to undo the trauma my daughter experienced. The principal at this school was well aware of the situation but failed to do anything about this teacher. I received an apology from a veteran teacher at Grace Hudson (who has since retired) who said she was sorry for how my daughter was treated. When another teacher has to apologize for you, that speaks volumes.

Do NOT go to this school. Provides no emotional support, and the administration did not care about the well being and success of my child. My perfect, special little princess was discriminated against for not being the teacher's favorite. Do not send your children to this school. I dropped my child out of this school after 2 semesters and the two public schools have done a better job than idgvs did with my child.

What a gem this school is. Band, art, woodshop, sports, caring teachers. Stellar academics. I have yet to meet one staff member that doesn’t care. Run, don’t walk, to get your child into this school. Special education is top notch.

Terrifying, horrible, and regrettable. Disappointing and frustrating.

Both of my kids have had amazing experiences at Tree of Life. Countless field trips, science fairs, community service projects, emotional growth, healthy lunches, experiencial learning, dedicated staff... I can't say enough. They really do educate the whole child.