Ballston Community School

Charter | K-12 | 29 students |  

PHONE: (503) 437-9138

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9015 Dejong Rd

Amity, OR 97101

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Ballston Community School, located in Amity, Oregon, is a charter school that serves grades K-12. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 2 out of 10.

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Posted on Mar 26, 2012
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This school strongly misleads parents into thinking there child is getting a better education, when in fact it is setting the students so much further behind than when they started. They have no set curriculum and truly don't have a idea of what they are doing. There idea is good, but not not anywhere close to achieving the education these child deserve and need.
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Posted on Feb 13, 2012
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Don't read the previous comments and think the staff is really that caring, they only care about your child if you give them something like work there as a volunteer. If your are unable to do something for them, your child gets a bad deal. First off, the number to the school is wrong, the website is awful and full, and they meet in a cold barn out of the way. My son is a great kid, he started getting attitude and his grades came down. When it came around to parent/teacher conferences they never set that up me, so I went to talk to the teacher, she actually walked away in the middle of our conversation! I found out that he was being punished everyday, and they didn't bother to tell me. He gave up on himself, I am still trying to undo what this awful school did! Think twice about field trips, especially if you have a teen or preteen, they are very poorly supervised. I went on one and had to constantly deal with things the staff ignored, and they had no clue that preteens were hid in the bushes! I overheard one preteen say that they only had to mind the P.E.. The P.E. only teaches karate. I know karate, I still wonder what he was doing! THIS IS JUST THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG!!
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Posted on Oct 15, 2010
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It has made a world of difference in my child!!!!! They are like one big happy family and the genuinely care for each and everyone of its children. Thank you Ballston Comm. School!!!!!!
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Posted on Oct 13, 2010
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BCS isn't just a school, it is a family. Small class sizes means more personal attention for each student and their individual needs.
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Posted on Oct 13, 2010
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They have greatly helped my sister!!!!
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Posted on Oct 13, 2010
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Ballston helped my son when no one else could. The teachers only have half of the student load of a "regular" school so my kids get lots of individual attention. Having a PEP to know exactly how they learn best is key to a great education!
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Posted on Oct 13, 2010
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My son with special needs has been attending Ballston Community School now for 4 years, and his atypical brother for 3. They are both learning in an environment where the classes are small with more one-on-one. The family atmosphere is a definite bonus, along with teachers who are patient and understanding of those who need special attention.
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Posted on Oct 13, 2010
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Because the kids get individual attention and no one falls through the cracks of the system just because they don't conform to "normal" standards.

Posted on Oct 3, 2009
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This shool teaches to the child. The staff work hard to make relationships with the kids and from there builds on academics. Great for educationally beat up children.


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