Vernon Hill School

My son has blossomed at Quinsig. He struggled in Kindergarten but the support I got from the administration and special education department was amazing. His principal Mrs Kue said never be afraid to advocate for your child. Best decision I made was keeping my son in district at Quinsig. Don’t look at the numbers, look at the people educating your children—Quinsig has some of the best!

In my experience of this school is excellent.

The school has no training and no structure or capacity. If your child is not a "little angel", they suffer from lack of emotional assistance, they have a huge amount of children in Pre-k, and they don't have a fixed room, they mix more than 50 children between three classes, they are never with the same classmates and that is why children have difficulty maintaining bonds with each other, making development difficult in all areas. the teacher's assistants are not qualified to the point of blaming the child for lack of emotional development, without feedback after all there are many students for only 4 teachers, the school has a shine, the children do little physical activity. Finally, the school does not have any emotional development program, it does not have any training for children with developmental difficulties, on the contrary, the teachers are sometimes rude to children and parents. I definitely do not advise you to enroll your child in this school.