Richland Center Primary School

Don't send your kids here. I attended Eagle School from kindergarten through 12th grade and I wish I hadn't. I can only think of one teacher I had who was actually certified, but didn't study the subject she taught at Eagle. The rest of my teachers either only had a high school education or a Bachelor's degree, but often not in the subject they taught. My English Literature teacher had a Biology degree, for example. When I was there, teachers were stretched thin: I can think of two teachers who taught at least four subjects each.If your child is at all neurodivergent (has ADHD, autism, etc.), don't expect a supportive or helpful environment here. Disability accommodations are next to nothing and kids are often shamed by teachers and students alike for being different. If you can't learn something, they'll just yell at you and/or hold you back and falsify your records so you can graduate (three guesses as to how I know. At least I got remedial courses in college.).If you're interested in sending your child here for a religious education, don't. Bible verses are often taken wildly out of context and used to support the personal beliefs of the teachers and administrative staff. I got out relatively okay, but a lot of kids I went to school with didn't. This place messes kids up for life and things happened here that would get a public school shut down. Maybe it really is different now. I moved away as soon as I could, so I wouldn't know. Even if the staff say things are different now, I wouldn't trust them-- looking at the website, many of the teachers and staff are either the same as when I was there, are family members of the teachers and staff members who were active while I was there, or are Eagle School alumni themselves.