Wesley Spectrum Academy

i would not go with anything with the wesley spectrum name, school or otherwise, it has been one of the WORST companies to deal with.
--Submitted by a parent

The school is very low in the Academic scale the hold all the students to the same academic level which hinders the other students learning time. they also base the students behavioral on a scale and on Friday they shorten all class periods and then "Reward" the students whom have behaved all week and have earned a average of 93.5% of there points and the other level below that is is also rewarded. Life is not graded by points the world grades you on how successful you are in life so that being said teach some real classes

A private school that offers some emotional or mild behavioral support.Classes are designed to be small thus providing more of a 1 on 1 interaction with student and teacher.The school is not up to par on it's education standards and often 'dumb' down the qualifications to pass tests or even graduate.Many students come to this school do to being bullied at their district school but the atmosphere here is just the same.Most of the teachers are fresh out of collage and lack well established teaching skills.My child was given a education here for 4 years it left them with very little skills to use in collage and I regret my decision of enrolling them. Putting the cons aside if your out of all options with helping your child then this school is better than nothing...Tho I would suggest anyone to look into the Pa cyber charter school before considering Wesley Spectrum.
--Submitted by a parent

Wesley Spectrum is a private school with support for kids with emotional or behavioral issues. It is also a good private school for kids who are not comfortable in big school and who thrive with individualized programs and lots of one-on-one attention. While the education may not be the equal of a Peters Township. the attention is valuable if your child needs that kind of service. As with any school, stay on top of your kid's rights.
--Submitted by a parent