290 Summit House
West Chester, PA 19382

As a student there, i enjoyed it there. Comparatively better than schools in the area. The teachers are generally good. Its really big and has tons of fields for sports. there are a lot of clubs. nothing too out of the ordinary all i can say it was a content experience. I had an IEP, and i would say for me the help was minimal, but i also had minimal needs. my friends did not enjoy some of the special needs teachers and aids. The IEP team and advisors are very involved i would say. classes are good sizes and i had 2 teachers, one no longer works there, who i would say they were subpar but it bonded the class together, but there are some problematic teachers, that being unpopular amongst students. but it builds character and is fun to laugh about it later, and you could make friends out of it.

Let me put 0 stars, please. O used to go here and if you go to this school, you are about to have the worst time. I just, too much relief able to get out of that terrible place. Most if not all classes have teachers that teach you probably going to be the most useless things (Like why I need to know about the mitochondria??) and then they will not put in any effort to help you if you do not understand the topic. The kids at the school will not have a conversation with you without using every word in the profanity dictionary at least twice, including slurs to and race/ethnicity, and lastly for the kids you better not do anything stupid, or you will probably be made fun of for the rest of the year. The principles will probably get you in trouble for the most random and underserved things. One from my experience was me getting sent to the principle because I got attacked by this kid who TRIED TO FREAKING STRANGLE ME. anyways, I'm done typing just because I have that moment back into my head.I HIGHLY recommend not going here.

We love PW! I have a 4th and 2nd grader- both students have attended since kindergarten. There is a warm welcoming feeling to the school fostered by the administration and staff. Time is taken daily to teach character and self-care which is so needed these days! My 4th grader is pulled out daily for gifted instruction in a very small group setting which we both love. The only negative I can think of is this year the 4th and 5th grade classes are 30+ students- this is temporary, the school is adding classes soon and each grade has an additional “floating” teacher to help at crucial times.