Learning Prep School

My son has flourished at the Learning Prep School. The small classes, focus on a language base curriculum and expertise of their teachers, have had a great impact on my child’s confidence, independence and social-emotional well being.

Learning Prep has helped my son advance significantly in all academic areas. The small class size, student teacher ratios and, the experienced, knowledgeable and caring staff are what make this school great!

We know all too well that students with special needs can be overlooked in the public school system, and that not all private schools are created equal. It's not always easy to find a school that means what it says in its advertising and marketing materials; however, now that our son has been a part of the LPS community for over 3 years, we can attest that everything we heard at the open house has been true. The head of school, administration, teaching and support staff are dedicated and have genuine interest in helping each student succeed to the best of his/her ability. We feel blessed to have found LPS and been able to send our son there for his high school years.

Learning Prep School has been a game changer for my daughter! The public school she was in did not have the support to educate her, the way that she needed to learn. Learning Prep School wants the families to be involved and you can choose to be as involved as you want with your child's education progression. Although children come from all over the state to attend Learning Prep School, there is a real sense of community between the parents and staff. I just cannot say enough, about how great this change has been for us!

Although some years ago, the decision to send my child to Learning Prep was not a good one. Before I made the decision to pull my child out of this school, they learned that my husband and I were divorcing. The divorce was not contentious and our kids were dealing with it fine. The staff thought it was their business to get involved. It was extremely awkward. There were other times that the staff would go out of their way to exaggerate a situation with the kids and create a whole drama filled story that was blown out of proportion. I didn't see any strides in my child's learning while she attended this school. I wish I had left her in our public school's Special Ed program. I did pull her out of Learning Prep at the end of 9th grade but I so wish I had done it sooner. It wasn't worth the years she spent there.