King Community Learning Center

It's underrated. It's actually the type of diverse environment we were looking for in Shaker Heights, etc., without the high taxes and the pretension. There's no need to go to private when there's this good neighborhood school right in Highland Square.

The teachers don’t care about the kids here at all. Very aggressive!! Have smart mouths!! Lack communication!! They say smart stuff to kids like figure it out!! When they ask for help!! I’ve even talked to the principal he’s done nothing and could care less!!

Both my kids come here and they love it!

Many of these reviews are misleading considering the negativity. I was a student at this school last year, in eighth grade, and up until now I have been at this school since kindergarten. I really like this school because it really shows children how to grow in their faith and to think for themselves. This school teaches many problem-solving skills and life lessons I would have never learned if I had gone to a different school. Also, I've made many friends that I will have forever. Since there is only one class per grade level, students can become very close friends with their classmates. Honestly, this school isn't perfect, as any other school, but I learned so much, and really discovered more about who I am. For this, I can really thank the teachers and staff. Although everyone's had their moments, we all felt like a family, which made it better in the end. For example, if you were going through something, either hard times or needing help with homework, they would always guide you through it and support you. I can't say much for the parents, because I am not one but, I do recommend this school. I get that it may not be for everyone, but I had so much fun at this school, so I just thought I would write a review.

I graduated from the Elms in 1995, and wouldn't trade my years there for anything. Academically it was an amazing school, instilling curiosity and confidence that stayed with me all through higher education and into my professional life. I think often of the wonderful teachers I had there, and how cool it was to be surrounded by so many smart, quirky, and creative young women. It was (and I hear still is) a very special place.