It Takes A Village Academy

Great! The teachers and staff really care about the students and there are a lot of activities for students to do!

Less than humane. Staff requires training in empathy, communication and proper leadership. Serious changes is needed. No, are mandatory for the survival of this school. If parents continue transferring their children out of this school in such great masses and the school continues to lose funding it will eventually close.

I posted a review 5 years ago about the way my child was treated his first time attending pre- k. He was diagnosed with Autism and the school said they still could not address his needs. Some people look at having a disability or learning disability as not normal or places a stigma on it. My child loved going to school each day in pre-k. They cut his school day down to two hours, to satisfy the teacher because she wasn't equipped to deal with him, or didn't even try. They never think about how the child feels, most people just do things for recognition and don't want the so called "Abnormal" child to mess up their program. I'm glad he's in a school that he is comfortable in, and they recognize his accomplishments. He is 8 years old now and he has came a long way. This is new for me I never dealt with Autism being a mother of three children. I've cried many days and nights, and laughed many days and nights. No one knows what you go through if they never walked in your shoes. I've learned to find ways to help my son, because he's in a world that he can't always navigate so I am his driver. I will never forget the way the school handle his condition, and how they made my son feel. There is NEST program for children with Autism in the school. They still told me they could not service him because I'd depend where they are on the spectrum. Once I have life my child will make it. Because he is determined, and a little more verbal than before. In life you never know what can come your way. If you live in glass house never throw stones. I've been an educator for 12 years, and it is sad to see the way some children are dealt with because they don't for the social norm.

I absolutely love Happy Home. Being West Indian and having that same level of education that I had given to my daughter puts my mind at ease. My daughter can't wait to return. I had my daughter tested when she was four and she had acquired more knowledge than a six year old. She can read write spell and was doing this well before her 5th birthday. Children need structure and Happy Home provides that. I highly recommend Happy Home Academy

This school helps shape character but the sports are very limited

Great environment and overall people this is also safe for the kids and academically challenges them so send your kids here

I've had 2 children attend Ebenezer, they graduated 9 years apart and I can honestly say the quality of education they received did not diminish with time. The level of excellence and the high standard to which each student is expected to maintain has never faltered. Ebenezer provided a genuine well-rounded Christian based education that gave them the spiritual strenght to survice the peer pressures and emotional tug of war they faced in high school and college. Ebenezer was the best investment I made for my children's future.