Private Schools

I went there, and LOVED Sister Margaret in 1981ish.... My last name was Garcia then.♡♡♡

Though This School & These Wonderful Selfless People, I received something that Oprah Winfrey doesn't have. A High School Diploma!! Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!

My wife and I feel so blessed and lucky that we choose Montessori Center School for pre-primary when our twins were 22 months old. The are now in their fourth year at MCS and I already know that it will be a bittersweet day about eight years from now when they graduate. MCS is really like their second home. The teachers and administration are all so smart and caring. Take it from me, if you are looking for a school for your toddler to elementary age child, you will be thankful later if you choose MCS!

Great school, my son is learning and having fun everyday. The staff there is caring and compassionate. I will be sending my second child as soon as he is old enough.

This is where you go to learn for real.

Mrs Jenny and Mrs Diana are amazing. They have been there for all my childrens needs. They are amazing at helping parents who need it. My sons teacher Mrs Rena has help him do much as well. Mrs trudys is a awesome person as well.

Rob and Veronica Crawford have spent the majority of their adult lives investing in high school students and young adults with Learning Disabilities, Nonverbal Learning Disabilties,Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Asperger’s syndrome, and other similar social and learning differences. Their compassion and expertise with this community is evident through the over 35-year success of Life Development Institute. What a great program and continued beacon of life for those seeking hope and fulfillment in their lives.

Great school and staff!!!

The teachers are wonderful.

This school was horrible. During my time there, I was bullied by many of those i called my classmates. Not only that, but when I was on the basketball team, a kid cut injured and started to bleed. The blood got on his pants and the coach told me to go to the locker room, so i could wear his bloody pants and he could wear mine and continue playing, even though we were up by like 50 points and not once had he subbed anybody in. The security at the school was horrible, you could literally just walk off campus if you felt like. I left during 8th grade and 9th grade was a struggle because this school's education standards is lower than the fan-base of Blood on the Dance Floor. Therefore I highly recommend not going here, unless you plan on getting AIDS and/or don't want to have a successful future.

My 2nd grade son is reading novels thicker than what I was reading in 8th grade. But he's not just reading his assigned books. He's also reading for pleasure. He's consuming one to two books a day without anyone persuading him to read for the sake of reading.

My son, Corbin, attends the TrulyFreeSchool. It has been nothing short of amazing for him and his development. He is a very high energy and strong-willed kid whom I could see really having a hard time in a traditional school setting. At the TrulyFreeSchool he has excelled and it has really helped his attitude and givien him a thirst for learning. I would very highly recommend this school!