Kingston Hill Academy

I couldn't ask for a better a school.

Although had good experience the first couple of years, things took drastic turn where my child experienced bullying and classroom environment issues not addressed. Teacher, principal/asst principal, and board did not address issue. Ended up leaning school. Also, realized reading program is behind o

School is not supportive of students with any 504 or IEP (special needs/ed) plans. School was under a federal civil rights settlement that they don't disclose. Although it's a public school, the board is basically self-appointed and thus is an insider club (one of the board member is a spouse of a t

After attending KHA, children are far beyond the public schools in the area and some of the private schools. There is no way I would consider sending my children anywhere else. The only drawback is that it's kind of in the middle of nowhere, but we bus with another Charter school and that accommodat

school is great if you fit their mold; but the special ed services are weak and they would rather force you out or send you back to your home district.