Ps 153 Homecrest

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As a former student, I know this school expels students when their families are unable to pay tuition due to financial hardship. Several students in my class, myself included, were barred from attending classes until money was collected. Many families had to ask friends and people in their shul to help their daughters attend school. I was told to complete a promissory note if I wanted to attend school again. This is an embarrassment to the community and it seems that the administration has forgotten the basic tenets of Judaism.

The school community is nice and small. But if you are a new teacher or don’t have your work years in the Church already, save yourself from the defamation and harassment. Going here means to end your teaching career, pure malice and evil behind the scenes.

This school was my home away from home, and I can't imagine a place that was better fit for me. the teachers opened me with welcoming hands and always made me feel as if I was important. I have loved all my years in Windmill Montessori, and smile when looking back at my memories from when I was a child. The school prepared me for high school, my job, and college.

It is a Homey great experience as a student there