The school itself seems safe and it is small so your kids get a lot of attention…read more it's not a school for minorities. I was told by the teacher not to expect the kids to attend my child's birthday party and conversely she was never invited to one. I was not added to group communications. We know that these attitudes tend to be fostered by the their environment which is created by those in charge. It does seem that the woman in charge would share in this sentiment. As an example, the 'principal' took it upon herself to greet me at the door to say that my child could not bring her Yeti lunch bag. Apparently, in the course of running the school, my child's snackpack bothered her. As a religious institution, I don't THINK they get any government funding, because of course, the government can't fund any institutions that advocate discrimination based on suspect classes. As a religious organization, it does have a 501(c)(3) status, however and that is granted by the governmeny so that's something to think about, however.