Circle School

My kid's success during and after The Circle School speaks for itself: a happy, healthy, involved, free, passionate and compassionate teenager, now with three advanced degrees, a happy adult life, multiple employers clamoring for her to work for them, and a strong work ethic of community service and

the way the school presents itself is entirely incorrect it like to think of itself as the holy saint of schools when in reality it's no different if not worse. there are essentially two cliques maybe three, the popular kids/kids who get roles of authority, the children, and the everyone else (which

On a scale of one to ten? This school is a solid three, it's an excellent concept that have become executed poorly and riddled with corruption and injustice. Many students flourish here, many succeed in entrepreneurship through selling products in the school, many learn a great deal on subjects they

This is our second year at the Circle School and my kids love it. They are happy and well-adjusted. They are learning things they are interested in and becoming self-motivated. I am also happy that they don't talk about clothes or how they look (as they were beginning to do in public school). They a

Look at schools in other countries - they're all trying to get away from "drill and kill" and rote memorization. If you've ever met a person who left Circle School and is now in college or working, you'll meet interesting, intelligent and (most importantly) happy people. If you find yourself saying