Great staff, truly cares for the health and safety of the children. The children always came first,…read morethe dedication and the commitment of everyone involved is truly human.

The employees are really dedicated to helping kids and families who are really struggling. They're…read moreable to help kids with severe behavioral issues who can't stay in their public schools, babies who need to start their lives on a more stable foundation, and kids who have been adopted and are experiencing struggles in their new families.

Communication Junction classes and activities are fun and education. Instructor Abbey Cook has a…read morewonderful manner with children and combines signing, singing and movement into her events. I always leave with new knowledge and ideas for activities to do with my children.

Abbey Cook of Communication Junction is absolutely wonderful. We always enjoy her sign & sing story…read moretimes, sign & fun outings, and especially her sign language classes. My daughter has been signing with Communication Junction since she was 14 months old. She is now 2 and the amount of communication development I have seen in the past year has blown me away! It is such a blessing to be able to communicate with my child and understand what she wants. The classes have taught her so many words including manners, family members, animals, colors, seasons, transportation, and more. I truly believe Communication Junction is teaching my daughter pre-literacy skills and language development that will set her up for success in school the rest of her life. Could not give a higher recommendation for Abbey Cook of Communication Junction!

I graduated from here. It's an OK school, but there's a lot of issues that the teachers don't admit…read morethat's going on and sometimes they mistreat students. I was on the basketball team and I was on volleyball team. best part is they won't let you contact them after you Graduate so it's like they really didn't give a shit anyway I do mma now my names Charles Horner

After so many years I'm still pissed of the lack of support and biases that went on when my oldest…read moreattended here. My son special needs. He has sensory issues, problems staying on task, and has a hard time following steps especially during this time. During his annual IEP meeting his teacher took it upon herself to try to "call me out" during this meeting. Asking where his school supplies and saying he is not dress appropriately for school (he sometimes forgot to but on socks). He was in the fourth grade at this time. Mind you, I just had a newborn baby. And the school supply list was ridiculous!! Who asks for 20 glue sticks, 20 bar erasers, 5 packs of pencil erasers, 5 packs of pencils and candy?!? That wasn't the half of the two page supply list. So teachers stop getting petty cash for their classrooms and tax exempts?!? That Is the supplies for him or the classroom and future classes? I packed his backpack with a little bit of everything on that list and she had the nerve to claim I sent him to school with NOTHING! The worse part is that they called Child Protective Services on me!!! Of course everything was unfounded but I wouldn't recommend to go to this school to take a shit in. I NEVER had issues like that at ANY of his schools (in Chicago or Indiana). He is in high school now in Indiana where they COMMUNICATE their concerns instead of making personal attacks and assumptions on parents due to teachers own biases or prejudices. The crazy part was that was the first time I heard, seen, communicated with this female and it was half way through the school year when she "expressed her concerns." She couldn't call? Sent a note? He took the school bus so I didn't know it was a problem until that day. That will forever change my view with this school. Crazy part is when she eventually saw me with my newborn at the time then she wanted to be nice. Can't remember her name but definitely remember her strong ass wrinkled face and silver back built body. You're just better off home schooling your kids than sending them here.