Little Easonburg

I currently go to this school as an autistic, queer, disabled kid and my experience socially has been nothing sort of a nightmare. Not to mention some teachers choose to purposefully deadname me and misgender me and they can do nothing about it due to the Nash anti-discrimination policies having nothing about gender and sexual orientation.I get bullied nearly every day for my identity and nobody does anything about it. Not to mention the accessibility indoors is subpar (there's a locked elevator or stairs that are somewhat steep. This causes me great day-to-day pain.)

I did like that school most of the teachers are nice but it can be better and the principal acts like a racism.. because I didn’t speak English and he was acting really weird when I asked him for help like he didn’t want to help me out… they don’t even have a ESL teacher so I can improve my English

I would never recommend this school to anyone. I am honestly disgusted by the lack of patience, care, compassion, and professionalism shown toward a 4-year-old child. My nephew started Pre-K and, after only ONE WEEK of trying to adjust to an entirely new school environment, they decided to remove him from the program because they considered him “disruptive.”He is FOUR. This was his first week. Instead of giving him time to adjust, making him feel comfortable, trying to understand him, or even sitting down with his parents to discuss their concerns and come up with a plan, they simply gave up on him and kicked him out.If you choose to work in preschool, you should understand that every child is different. Some children need more time, attention, reassurance, and patience than others. The teachers here clearly are not equipped to handle young children who don’t immediately fit into whatever mold they expect. There was no warmth, no nurturing, and no genuine effort to help this child transition into school.And I will say this plainly: I feel race absolutely played a part in the way my nephew was treated. A young Black boy was labeled a problem and removed from school after ONE WEEK instead of being given patience, understanding, and an actual opportunity to adjust. That does not sit right with me at all.If you’re looking for a loving, patient, nurturing environment where your preschooler will actually be given a chance to grow and adjust, I would look elsewhere.