Middletown Fitness & Prep Academy

This school is very chaotic! The teachers are rude and pay no attention to the students. My child is suppose to be seeing a speach therapist and has not seen one but when she was evaluated. The rules they have for children are way to extreme, my child got introuble for saying "booty" personally I prefer booty to what most children would say!
--Submitted by a parent

The teachers and staff at MPFA are truly the greatest. They love the kids and are great at what they do! The teachers wrote grants for the computer lab, library for the kids, and projector and smart board for the school. I am thrilled with the progress my students have made at MPFA and wish they would consider going through 12th grade so I didn't have to think about where to put them after 8th grade. Middletown Prep made effective this year- and seem to do better than the city schools every year! GO MPFA!!
--Submitted by a parent

Excellent school compared to Middletown's public school there is a huge difference. We are extremely happy with the way Middletown Prep's teachers and staff have been with our children.
--Submitted by a parent

Teachers and staff are awesome! They take wonderfully good care of my students. I appreciate all their effort and extra time they dedicate to the MPFA families!
--Submitted by a parent

this school has too many peoblems and doesnt know how to fix them
--Submitted by a student

My children will currently attend for the sixth year in a row and excell at the shcool. My son will be entering first grade. Academics and fitness is stressed. I love the teachers and other staff. Bravo MPFA
--Submitted by a parent

My son is a Kindergartener at Middletown Prep. He is my oldest so this is my first experience. I chose to send him here because of the extended school day and the fitness aspect. I am somewhat dissapointed in some of the decisions made here. My son has, what I suspect is ADHD. He took a while to adjust to the schedule but was really starting to mature and adjust when he was informed the day before Thanksgiving break that his teacher was leaving for another job. I really feel this should not have been allowed. I also feel that the school need to look into there discipline policies. Instead of punishing a child that basically has too much energy and does not require rest time, they should find something productive for them to do. I feel that taking away recess from a child that is hyperactive is totally counterproductive.
--Submitted by a parent

my son has learned more in the 2 years there than i ever thought a child could learn. And compared to kids in public school this is defitely the way to go.
--Submitted by a parent

This school has a great K program for kindergartners! The children learn alot and are more than ready for first grade! The teacher/child ratio is great and offers alot more room for individual attention per child.
--Submitted by a teacher

My child is in kindergarten and seems to be doing well. He seems to be further ahead then some of the paperwork that is coming home which concerns me. I am happy with the teachers and staff of the school but feel they are not as 'together' as the public school is. There is a lot of parental involvement due to the volunteer requirements. I love the all day class for K. I think that I prefer the public school since it has music, art and library time which MPFA does not offer. The children are graded daily by a number which I think is very taxing for both me and my child.
--Submitted by a parent