Quincy Point

This school needs better teachers and needs more teachers to calm down the kids that have emotional break downs and the only like 1 teacher needs to show respect but the school Is really safe but kids in the school are bad and almost all the all the teachers are so nice and kind and help you a lot but yeah this school is very safe and has some good teachers and some good lunches and yeah this school is good

Here's the edited version:If you're considering this school, you might as well save your money and enroll your child in a public school while supplementing with Kumon, Russian School of Math, private tutoring for extracurriculars, or a private tutor. The administration is ineffective, lacks leadership, and the academics are so watered down that they hold little value. Without a strong leader, the school has declined.The school experiences constant turnover of inexperienced teachers, with no real credentials required to move from grade to grade—for example, from a pre-K aide to a third-grade teacher. This lack of structure and consistency in staffing severely impacts the quality of education students receive.Given the cost, you'd expect higher standards and greater academic rigor, but this school simply does not deliver. Parents seeking a well-managed and academically robust environment should look elsewhere.