My boy started in September. The good changes in his concentration and focus has been seen not just…read moreby me but by his teachers at school. My son has ADHD and Autism but Sensi G and Precilla are able to connect with him well.

Phenomenal place for growth! Staff is so attentive and are extremely helpful in terms of finding…read moresolutions for any kiddo that might be struggling! Highly recommend

Focus was a wonderful experience for our family. Finding the perfect fit for my daughter that would…read moreaddress her unique learning and emotional needs was a challenge, but we could tell immediately that we had found where she was meant to be. We had a wonderful high school experience. We felt so fortunate that the Focus team was able to provide a safe spot for her to thrive. The director and staff work hard to support the students and bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise that benefits the entire family.

Our son has attended Focus Academy for the past two years and will be starting his third year this…read morefall. Choosing Focus Academy has been one of the best decisions we've made for our family. Our son has a myriad of diagnoses, including autism, OCD, and anxiety. He is truly a wonderfully quirky kid, and one of the greatest gifts this school has given him is the opportunity to be surrounded by other quirky kids who accept him exactly as he is instead of trying to change him. For the first 12 years of his life, he attended public school in general education classes with some GT thrown in as well. He has an extremely high IQ, but the fast pace, constant transitions, and repetitive homework were overwhelming. He often became bored in class while simultaneously struggling to keep up with the demands of the environment. He masked his differences all day, then came home emotionally exhausted and overwhelmed. The result was increasing anxiety, worsening OCD, and a frustrating cycle that never seemed to end. At Focus Academy, we've watched that cycle break. He is genuinely happy. He is thriving academically because he's being challenged appropriately while also receiving the support he needs. Even more importantly, he has found people who understand and accept him for who he is. His confidence has grown, his anxiety has improved, and he is doing so much better socially. If you have a child who learns differently or simply needs an environment where they can be themselves, I can't recommend Focus Academy highly enough. It has truly been life-changing for our entire family.

This is my second year being a lil Bear Kat mom and I could not be happier both my sons were…read morereading within the first half of the year as well as addition! The classes are small enough that the children get the attention they need. The teachers keep in touch with parents constantly and I get to see the teachers and paraprofessionals every day in the drop off/ pick up line we even see the principal and superintendent. They have fun while learning and have built friendships that will last their entire elementary career as they will stay in class with the same students the entire time! Can't wait to see where my guys go with this great foundation!

Our daughter attended the preschool from age two until she aged out. I can't say enough about how…read morewarm, loving and amazing the staff is. This felt like dropping her off with family everyday.

I'm very disappointed in the management of this school. We had registered my son for preschool for…read morethe coming year. Unfortunately my husband ended up having seizure issues and now has not been able to work for over a year and will probably not work again. We put in several phone calls to them to talk about our situation and that we would not be able to pay for the preschool any longer. They have refused to call us back or reimburse our deposit. Just to update I was finally contacted by the SpanishSchoolHouse was fully refunded thank you so much for getting back to us!

I've since found out the Head of the School made him stand in front the class and told all the…read morechildren to look at him and wouldn't let him sit down until he started to cry. I'm pretty sure that's not an official Montessori technique? Which I was never told during the meeting in which we were asked to leave the school. Hmm, My heart is broken this school feels it's okay to humiliate and shame children. If this is how the "Head of the School" behaves I can only imagine what the limbs are up to. It's unfortunate this is what he's going to remember about all the time he had at your school.

This was the most amazing experience for our son. We put our son here at 3 years old after a…read moremishap at a MDO program. Talk about a blessing in disguise. They are so structured and nurturing. He excelled in academics. He was reading before 5 and after the Kinder program here, he was far ahead of other children his age. (which we did not realize until 1st grade). The director helped us locate schools with programs fitting for his GT level. He is wonderful in every aspect, from staying in touch with us and offering suggestions even after we were no longer attending the school. His teachers were amazing, patient and learned how he individually learned. They are a true Montessori school and not a glorified daycare. We miss everyone there truly and wish they had options thru high school. Our son was his best self when attending school here. They are a family business with professionalism beyond.

We decided to enroll our son when he was two and a half. He had so much separation anxiety because…read morehe had never been away from myself or his dad. The staff was incredibly patient and loving towards him even though he cried so much for the first few weeks. In no time, he was making friends and learned so much independence. He was also picking up on Spanish and his language skills improved. The teachers and administration make this such an awesome place for children to grow and we are so grateful for the successful start to school that are son has had here.

Ok so I realise my son was only here for 8 days and it was day camp but still…read more... This is an amazing campus. I love how each grade level has a whole separate wing and that 5th grade is totally off to themselves. The cafeteria is spacious and well organised. Their stage isn't huge but exceptionally prepared. The teachers present not all of them work at Williams all the time but they were super friendly helpful and supportive. The nurse called me days ahead of time to make sure I had the paperwork and medications ready in case my son had an asthma attack while he was there. He came home exuberant each and every day talking about what he had done and who he had played with - something he rarely ever does with his zoned school. If they operate like this during the normal school year I am envious of all the people who's children are lucky enough to attend this campus.

Great school, the only problem I have is with the transportation department. Last year and this…read moreyear I've had so many issues with the bus driver skipping our house or being very late. Anytime I call the bus barn it's an excuse. The last straw was today when my kids had to wait outside in the cold rain and the bus was almost 30 minutes late. And this previous Friday my kids didn't get on the bus until after 8 because the driver skipped us and didn't want to turn around so they sent a different bus completely. Their excuse to me was there's a sub driver. Absolutely ridiculous.

Why 5 stars? Because our experience with Bonnie was the best case scenario…read more --- --- --- Our three year old son is kind of a crazy person. He's Olympic-level stubborn and is pretty far behind with certain aspects of his development. So when we decided to take him to swim lessons, we were pretty nervous that it was going to go like most other things we attempt to do: poorly. The first day, he didn't really know what he was getting into. He likes going to the pool, but he quickly realized that this was not just play time. Bonnie put him to work. So the next 3 lessons caused a massive meltdown and he put up a pretty major fight each day. But then he got sick and we had a trip plan, so our lessons were put on hold for a while and we re-started them about a month later. Miraculously, he was not mad about lessons at all during Round #2. He loved going and he quickly turned into an excellent swimmer. I write this a couple of weeks after he completed his lessons and he seems to be getting better each time we go to the pool. He always gets compliments from other people, especially when they find out that he's only 3 years old. This summer began with me having to either force floaties on him (surprise, he hated them), or I had to be holding him the entire time we were in the pool. Now, he is basically self-sufficient in the water. His swimming is very good, and he knows how to roll on his back and float when he's tired and needs air. I don't really understand how Bonnie teaches them to hold their breath under water - I assume they just figure it out the hard way after they get water up their nose a few times. But that might be the best thing swim lessons taught him. The only negative about these swim lessons were that they were at 3pm Monday-Thursday. And with both of us working, it was a challenge to have him home early from daycare, 4 days a week because he's not the type of kid that can just go entertain himself. But making sure he knows how to swim and minimizing the chance at any water-related disasters in the future is easily worth a few weeks of schedule inconvenience. The lessons are only 10 minutes a day and are held in someone's personal pool. Ours lasted 5-6 weeks. The routine was very similar each day, other than he had to wear regular (non-swim) clothes three times and I had to go in the pool with him once. Besides that, we would just sit off to the side and watch while he did mostly the same routine every day. And you know what? That schedule/routine worked amazingly! Bonnie is a true miracle worker.