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Parent Reviews (25 reviews)
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I love this school! I am so happy that I switched my daughter out of private school to this wonderful chater school! Small class sizes, uniforms, and an excellent reading program.
This school is phenomenal! We made the best 'Choice' when we enrolled our child in this school. The principal is great -- she is a strong leader who is making this new school a huge success, along with a fabulous staff of teachers and support personnel. We are so proud to be part of Choices in Learning.
Choices in Learning is the best decision we could have made for our kindergarten child. He loves the school, is learning well, and is learning great discipline and organizational skills. The teachers are terrific. The principal is completely involved and devoted to the success of the students and school. This school is a gift: an 'A' school with positive private school attributes at a public school price. I am hopeful that it will be able to expand to middle school within the next 6 years. Thanks to all the great teachers and administrators of this fine school!
Choices in Learning is a uniform schools with cooperative learning style, it is a public school but run like a privet school. They have standard guidelines in place for discipline however some teachers take minor discipline to the extremes. The principle is cold and uncaring with an attitude that you don t like it here leave. There is poor communication between teachers and parents. Most teachers seem to be unwilling to take the time to fine answers to even simple questions, however the office staff is knowledgeable, and helpful. There seems to be a large turn over rate in teachers, while the new teachers are qualified to teach the children they have no experiences in dealing with all the different types of children s personalities to help them learn, making it extremely frustrating for the child and parent
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