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The two recent posts stating that the school does 'not pay attention to the kids' and does not focus on the 'college path' couldn't be further from the truth. My daughter is a freshman at this school and is already taking an AP college dual enrollment course. Within a few weeks of starting, teachers were already discussing and addressing the importance of planning for college. Plans are in the works for some freshmen to visit some college campuses. This school caters to all level of students. The ones at the high end of the academic spectrum would have been accepted at any other local private school. There are also students that learn at a slower pace. Everyone is not only tolerated but celebrated for who they are. This is a great school.
My daughter stated this year and she has done extremely well. Her teachers are very encouraging andare helping excel in her academics. I would just like to have spiritual retreats for the freshman class.
The School needs to focus more on the college path of the students since their early years and even more the last years. They don't seem to motivate students to go to high ranked universities. The counseling system doesnt seem to be good enough.
I hate the school because it does not pay any attention to the kids and all it wants is money. public schools are better!
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