Quinn Campus Public Middle School

If anyone is considering whether or not to enter the lottery draw for Rapoport Academy, please let me assure you that if your child wins a spot, it will be cause for celebration. When my son was having trouble with his behavior points, we met with the middle school Dean of Students several times to determine the cause and identify a solution. She was far more than helpful and was able to approach and openly discuss very sensitive issues with us in a professional and caring manner. Where we came from that was not the norm. She really cares about these kids and it shows it showed this morning when she was standing at the curb in biting wind to welcome the students. She makes me feel that I have an inside track at school with my son and we are able to work in tandem to ensure that he stays on track. I cannot express the extent of my gratitude for her . You have a great team and I feel very fortunate that my boys are able to attend Rapoport Academy Public School. What an opportunity a free high quality academic education with emotional and social support built in! You are doing an amazing job and we are proud to be part of it.
--Submitted by a parent

My daughter is in the sixth grade. She is doing high level mathematics and reads on a high school level. Her classroom has a total of nine students. These kids are getting such a great opportunity at this school. The class size is so small that these teachers are able to really spend quality time with each child. The academic program that is offered at Rapoport is mind blowing. The extracurricular activities are great too. So far this year, my daughter has learned archery,gardening, pottery and now they are started mountain biking. I absolutely adore the teachers. I visit the school every chance that I get. The teachers keep you involved with every aspect of your childs academic career. They will email you with a daily report if you request it. The entire staff is willing to do whatever it takes to make each child a winner.
--Submitted by Velvet Colvin, a parent