Gilburg

Withdrew child and enrolled in public schooling as she was going through diagnostics and testing for ADHD and received little to no support outside of being removed from class. I was called nearly daily yet received no phone call when she was injured by somehow either running into or being hit by a pole in the head. After speaking to other parents and her doctors they agreed her experience has not only been less than optimal but damaging. Absolutely not recommended for any child with special needs or being evaluated for them.

They let the teachers get away with anything and they barley do anything and they try to convince the students about the teacher doing something on accident point blank period all the teachers are for each other and they barley teach the kid anything it's just a down rit bad school for kids to go to cause they don't do anything about anything

The information on this school is outdated on this website. This school is wonderful. The teachers, staff, and administrators care immensely about the students.

This is a wonderful school. Teachers and administrators at this school are great.

As a third generation attending this school, my young children in the early learning programs have thrived after a move to the city. The small class sizes, attention to individual needs, focus on excellence and achievement are unparalleled in the local and surrounding communities. Extracurricular activities abound, and there are after-school programs and athletics that offer many opportunities to families to get involved. And they do! Thanks All Saints Episcopal School for the continued successes.

Mrs. Howard (1st grade) teacher is extremely wonderful. My daughter CarLyah is very happy in her classroom. My daughters smile everyday means the world to me. Thank you Mrs. Howard and Vista Academy.Sincerely, Nicole Sparrow