As the parent of a freshman, I have seen firsthand what this school can do for twice-exceptional…read morelearners. My son has been in both traditional private schools and private LD schools, and neither met his needs. The Sage School does a fabulous of providing challenging and rigorous academic work while also providing strong executive function training and social/emotional support. My kiddo is thriving and has matured extensively in the six months that he has attended The Sage School. I am very grateful to Dr. Skerbetz and Mrs Rall and all of the faculty. They do a fabulous job with these students!

I attended this school over a decade ago. While not everything was negative, several experiences…read moreleft a lasting psychological impact--especially around how certain students were treated. Every part of this review reflects my own personal experiences and perspective as a former student. I share these observations in good faith and hope they offer helpful insight for others. Some teachers were kind and supportive, and I'm grateful for them. But others showed clear favoritism, often treating neurodivergent students, students of color, and those from less affluent families with less patience, care, or respect. I saw students singled out, shamed, or ignored when they needed help. That includes a teacher in the art department, Ms. M**ks (last names) who, despite appearing nice to some, often appeared to treat students who displayed neurodivergence in a harsh and dismissive way. One classmate with ADHD, for example, was frequently criticized for traits beyond their control. I will add that it appears that there is currently a new teacher in her place, and I cannot find this particular teacher on the school website, which is honestly a relief. I watched as she corrected, belittled, or singled out a few (even a few is too many) students who were neurodivergent or just different in how they expressed themselves. One student in particular, who had clear ADHD traits and a real passion for art, was constantly criticized for things like messiness, distraction, or "doing it wrong." It felt like she used that student's neurodivergent traits as targets, rather than offering understanding or support. The dynamic was painful to witness and left a lasting impression on me. There was also a time I was accidentally injured during a class activity involving a particular art material. I wasn't helped or offered first aid--just told it was my fault by that same teacher. That scar stayed on my body for years. There were also incidents involving body shaming in gym class and situations on school trips that felt physically unsafe. Students with invisible needs or without formal diagnoses were often overlooked. While the school talked about values like inclusion and activism, they weren't always reflected in how staff treated students. I hope things have improved since I attended, because all children deserve a safe and supportive learning environment.

If you're looking for a school that develops the whole child and builds a strong foundation for…read morelifelong learning, Alcuin is a rare gem.

Excellent school for kids that learn or thrive in a more relaxed setting. Teachers that care,…read moreflexible understanding administration. Small teacher ratio adds to the feel of school community. This will be my 17 year old son's third year, his twin loved the environment so much he is joining his brother for senior year! So glad Einstein is a available option. Thank you!

This school is a huge disappointment, and I cannot recommend it. The classes are way bigger than…read morewas advertised. The classrooms are all very small compared to how many kids are in them. The teachers mostly all seem very good at their job but end up having to slow the course down for the lowest level students. Classes get taken over by kids with behavior problems who get sent to the office and then come back to class five minutes later to do the same thing again. These kids just enjoy derailing the class and going to the office EVERY DAY. The teachers eventually just stop sending problem kids because its pointless. It ends up that a lot of classes are just run by the loudest kids who won't stop talking despite being sent to the office over and over. I feel bad for the teachers here. It's also a pretty open secret that kids can basically not do any work throughout the semester and even skip school without consequences. They will just be passed at the end of the year. I get they are trying to create a "nice" environment, but really its just an school without rules or real education. Your student will only be frustrated by the lack of real learning and the many kids who hate work and learning. Not only that, when they do graduate, they will be completely unprepared for college. I do not recommend the Einstein School, no matter lies they give you up front.

Love this school. The diversity of skillsets can be trying but my children have done fabulously.read more

When I went here the kids were toxic, the bullying was unmatched, and teachers were pushovers…read more Almost all of the students laughed at my pain and my struggles and refused to have empathy. One time I said that I hated myself in front of everyone, Most of the just stared at me, some were laughing at me, One was roasting me really hard, the teacher didn't care and didn't help me until 2 weeks later. Every time I tried to say something, the teachers silenced me, I do NOT recommend this school AT ALL. 0 stars.

O damn reviews for this place are great! you have 2 pissed off students. One of which who spends…read moreover half her review talking about how her sister is too smart for this place, and the other who should possible rethink her fashion choices for school. It's your typical high school. Teachers have to entertain these kids for several hours a day, yet you expect them to still be able to push every single one of them to be the very best? Not possible, but what's important is they try, and it's noticeable.

The school is good if your in sports but if your transferring from a school with 7 to 8 classes a…read moreday you will fall behind with your credits but other than that really good for sports

My kids, Riley (2) and Elizabeth (6yrs) enjoyed their time at ABC Day school. (We relocated out of…read morestate.) ABC Day school has a great educational curriculum that prepares children for public school. We miss principal Sherry and her wonderful teachers! They all do a fantastic job of watching over their students/kids and if I was back in Texas, I would not hesitate having my kids attend ABC Day school.

As a working mother of two little ones who's experienced the struggles of working and facilitating…read morelearning online over the last couple of months, I am relieved that schools are finally reopening. No parent would blindly put their child back to school unless they truly trusted the school and felt their child was placed in safe hands. Wearing two hats as a parent at one school, and being part of the school administration at another has allowed me to see the genuine care and commitment from both perspectives. I know there will be risks. Witnessing the huge levels of preparation however, honestly gives me confidence that as a community, we are doing our part by pulling together to put our children's well-being, health and development first. From: - stringent health and safety protocols - training for teachers (incl. safety and technical) - to investments made so our children can continue their education in safer conditions are just some of the things that I've been impressed with and am proud to be part of. I am grateful for ABC Day School in being a constant for us in trying times. Thank you! #ABCdayschool

Linda helped daughter and we feel it was amazing. My daughter and her worked on areas of interest…read moreto study in college and then my daughter researched those. This was very helpful. It opened her eyes to what different degrees entailed. And then they researched different schools based on on her degree interest and other factors important to my daughter. She applied to 7 schools and was accepted by all. The irony is the one we thought she wanted to go to and was a reach school ended up not being the one she selected, even though she was admitted. The process gave so much to her. And I could see her growth as she took ownership and did her research. Can't wait for all her success in college and we are grateful for Linda's leadership, expertise, and approach. She met my daughter where she was at and that was important to us.

Both my kids got into their ED1 choice with Linda's expertise in the college application process!…read more My daughter just got accepted for the Class of 2027 and we couldn't have done it without Linda's guidance. She guided my daughter through every step of the college process from researching shools, identifying her interests, resume writing, essay writing - Linda does it all. We all know the college process can be daunting but with Lind's time and patience in working with students (and both my children are very different students) she helps them reach their goals. We are from the NYC area which is extremely competive and we highly recommend working with Linda. She will help your child identify the right school for them and a build a complete and thorough profile to fit that school.

LELA has been a life-saver for me and my kids. I don't know how I would have got them through…read moreschool without LELA as they both had problems in public school. The teachers are patient but firm. LELA is relatively inexpensive compared to other private schools. This curriculum is flexible and tailored to each kid's needs.

Before earning my high school diploma, Mrs. Lilly, the owner and primary educator at LELA Academy,…read moretook me under her wing on my first day of 6th grade. She helped me succeed in any way she could over the years I was under her care. Mrs. Lilly has always been kind, reasonable, and helpful. She provides excellent guidance as both a teacher and mentor. She has a gift in helping others truly understand what they are learning. I highly recommend LELA Academy to anyone who doesn't do well in the public school system. Students can learn at their own pace at LELA which is helpful for the many people who struggle with the pacing in other environments. If for any reason your child is not happy or excelling in a traditional school system, LELA Academy is the way to go. I am still in touch with Mrs. Lilly today despite being 22 and on my own. I boundlessly respect her efforts to help me as both a student and a human being. I recommend her as well as LELA Academy to everyone.