154 Grandview Ave NW
Canton, OH 44708

The teachers My daughter had for the most part never connected with her. She was bullied a lot and the problems were never resolved though the counselor tried. The principle is horrible. There was more than one occasion where I had an argument with her and that has never happened to me with kids in school for 15 years. My daughter switched schools and has been so happy since. I do not recommend this school.

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It is better than you average city school. I sense that staff does not TRULY want parents that involved in the learning process.

I would rate the experience at this school as 5 stars.

It was an okay school my kid met some good friends, met some terrible teachers and students. Rules at this school only matter and are in place when you get wrongfully accused for something you did not do. My child has medically diagnosed migraines that get worse cause by heat and lights Sometimes the migraines even leave my child unable to stand or walk for short periods of time. Apparently, the teachers don't care the teacher accused my child of "trying to sleep in class". My child was sent to Take 5 (their detention room) for a bad migraine and was almost given detention until my child emailed me to tell me what was going on. Another con about this school is they don't do much when it comes to bulling, if a student is being bullied to the point where they have had food thrown at them and been told to kill themselves would you want your child to still attend there? I sure didn't but waited for my child to tell me something about the bully getting their punishment. Only for nothing to be don't until THE LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL. The bully got 2 days of in-school detention while my child had to take several weeks off school to better their mental health.

PCMS is the perfect blend. Our son is thriving academically, but also spends time learning about the world, art, and music. Best of all, he's allowed to move! The Montessori environment allows kids to work at his/her own pace and learn independence.

I graduated from Choices in 2006. I am extremely thankful to have had the opportunity to complete my high school education. I was not heading down the right path and Choices gave me an opportunity to correct and excel in life. 13 years later and I am a successful IT Professional in the Army with an Associates degree, multiple industry certifications, 2 articles published in technical journals, and 3 classes away from completing my B.S in Cyber Security. Choices truly gave me an opportunity to change my life.

I was encouraged to bring my child to this school for the CHAP program. There is nothing accelerated at this school with the exception of 30 minus of "intense" at the end of a day. Children are not encouraged in their own strengths and the classrooms are over crowded. Trying to get updates on grades or progress outside of report cards is almost impossible.