
Dartmouth, MA
Summit Grove
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- George H. Potter Elementary School
- PK-5
- Public
- 413 Students
6/10GreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageGreat school! Great teachers and staff! Great special education!Parent Review3mo ago5 Reviews - Nazarene Christian Academy
- PK-12
- Private
- 176 Students
NAGreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageI love this school. As a Christian parent, I want my child to have an education that puts God first. This school truly does. The staff love Jesus and they love my kids. My kids have been through all the grades pre school - 8th and I would highly recommend this school to anyone who values their Christian faith and having their kids learn in an environment that promotes Jesus. Also, the academics are pretty super too :)Other Review2y ago9 Reviews - Schwartz Center For Children
- PK-12
- Private
- 39 Students
NAGreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageNo reviews available for this school. - Friends Academy
- PK-8
- Private
- 233 Students
NAGreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageWe thought we had picked the right school for our dyslexic child. However, we had our child tested by a neurophysiologist several years apart. Before enrolling and a few years later (tested apples to apples). It had proven my child was falling extremely far behind not just in math but across the board. It was alarming to say the least. The Sally Borden program is plagued with issues. Academically extremely slow and lacking social interaction. They do not work one on one with the students. The school takes in children with all different learning profiles including children on the spectrum so if your child is strictly dyslexic the disruption to learning is fierce. As your child gets older they are separated from the general population more and more. One example is up until 5th grade they take science with all non dyslexic children. Then in sixth they move them into a separate small SB classrooms. This sends a very poor message if your child has a learning disability. Letters to the head of school with concern went unanswered. Every time we questioned the academics we were told they were meeting our child where they are at. Never once stating our child was behind or referencing any grade level standards. We felt we were pouring money into the school with little return. Any extra curricular programs were run by a parent or friend of the school. There has been an overturn in longtime teachers being replaced with new inexperienced ones. Quite a disappointment overall.Parent Review2y ago9 Reviews
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