Childrens House of Union

My child had a wonderful experience at Yealey. There were some issues with other students that happened, but the way the staff handled them was great. My child loved all the staff and had a great time at Yealey. This school offers many wonderful programs too. Art, music, and more. I felt he was supported and cared for while there.

It’s a terrible school run by terrible people.

I was Super disappointed in this school. I had such high hopes for this school. I feel and later the therapist (that I was convinced was need) that my child was targeted very young and it followed yearly. Even Quote from one of the teachers that EVERYTHING would be in a Permanent record. Now we know what that means, but it scares my child enough they would not tell me for Weeks! The principal and Assistant Principal Did Not try to help. When I did try to get help on issues they retaliated. In fact they were the Biggest Bullies of the school. It interesting that the school has video cameras everywhere they said, I was never allowed to view anything. But the most interesting NO CAMERAS are where most would think you would want one, in the principal or assistant principal office. While your kid is interrogated without anyone else present. They refuse to contact a parent prior the interactions, even when requested by the parent. Some/few teachers actually care and want to help the kids. Grades are not uploaded for weeks so you never know if something is done or not, and even when your child remembers doing the assignment they will still get a zero weeks later when they can not provide proof. This school and asst principal (who does most work with students) is all fake and put on a wonderful caring show on the outside. Just hope your child is not on the target list…. Better yet Do Not Take a chance. Sadly I learned too late and the record was already marked where no school in the county was will to take a chance.

We enrolled our son at Heritage Academy with high hopes, based on the values and commitments the school presented during registration. Unfortunately, our experience was deeply disappointing and concerning on multiple levels.Throughout his time there, we witnessed clear favoritism, inconsistent treatment of students, and a lack of accountability. Verbal and Spiritual bullying was a repeated issue, and despite raising concerns, meaningful action was rarely taken. Most disturbingly, our son experienced serious incidents, including having his pants pulled down during gym class and being verbally, mentally, and spiritually assaulted with comments like you are going to hell, you are stupid and worthless. When we brought these events to the administration's attention, nothing was done, and I was told that if I kept bringing it up for action to be taken that litigation would be brought my way. Additionally, we were troubled by the way certain personal beliefs were shared in the classroom in a manner that did not respect diverse perspectives. Academically, we noticed that some teachers became visibly frustrated with students and would often bypass teaching altogether by giving students the answers instead of helping them understand the material.To make matters worse, many of the promises made during the enrollment process — regarding communication, support, and classroom structure — were not upheld. It felt as though the school was more concerned with image than with delivering on its commitments or ensuring student well-being.While no school is perfect, the severity and range of these issues were beyond what we consider acceptable. We hope the administration takes this feedback seriously and begins to make meaningful changes for the sake of current and future students.

ABOVE AND BEYOND!!! St. Paul is a sensational school. Before school hours, to after school hours.. Helping and caring in every way. I cannot say enough. The teachers and staff do not get paid enough and a big 0 for all of these extra hours. Thank you so much for everything!!