Sid Self-Continuation School

I went here for grades K-8 This school stole my love of learning, condoned parental neglect, sexual harassment between students, sexualization of minors, and treated female students with an entirely different set of standards from their male peers. Several teachers and staff members hand out tickets with which children are “rewarded” BATHROOM ACCESS on “good behavior”. Absolutely disgusting establishment full of shameful staff. Deserves 0 stars!!!

We’ve submitted multiple reports regarding bullying. For a school with “zero tolerance” they seem to tolerate quite a bit. My child has been physically harmed and yet nothing has been done. Aside from placating words I don’t feel that the administration actually cares to stop bullying in their school. Trying to get a 504 or IEP is nearly impossible.

School is not efficient at communicating at all. I have been trying to register my son here for MONTHS

My child has been beat up by kids at this school, bullied, and not allowed to use the restroom by his teacher. The Principal doesn't do anything about it and keeps letting these issues happen.

KSA has been amazing! My kids LOVE going to school everyday. The teachers are wonderful and the kids enjoy the music, art and computer classes. Our oldest said she actually enjoys learning at this school. We have been so blessed to attend KSA!

This is a good school for kids that are academic oriented. We transferred our kid during COVID, due to public schools being locked down and students falling behind, so our experience is limited to 5th grade and middle school, however, our student is really thriving at this school overall, and adjusted well socially and academically. One thing we appreciate about Challenger is that they teach the kids to be self-driven and self-sufficient, and to take charge of their responsibilities, including homework and projects. The second thing we appreciate is that learning is primarily taking place in the classroom, they get homework but end up doing it quicker, there is less nagging at home about it, which is great, in contrast to some of our previous public school experience. Being efficient at these two fronts means more efficient use of learning time, which means more time for extracurricular activities (my son does sports almost every day after school). We are very happy with our school choice so far.