My son attended Knolls and had the worse experience ever. Whenever he talks about Knolls, he get emotional and upset. I have truly never seen him like this before. He went from being a great student to failing. Once he left Knolls, he was behind his academics. It was a lot of work but we got him back on track. Before he left Knolls, I tried getting him help but it was useless. I reached out to his teacher, Mrs. Landy, and asked her to please take a moment and help him. It was obvious she was not concerned about my son and stated she had a full class and two grades to handle. I kept my attitude with Mrs.Landy very civil but I was truly upset when my son expressed various confrontations with Mrs. Landy. 1. Mrs Landy asked my son if he needed help with specific math (my son knew his fractions but needed help with word problems). Therefore he said he was fine (referring to fractions). Mrs. Landy then stated sarcastically "okay when you get a bad grade dont say I didn't try." Secondly, i have never received any complaints about my son. Having said that, when I received a note that my son was being disruptive in class I became upset. I called out my son and asked him what he had done. This only made my son upset and he began to cry and said he did not know. I reached out to Mrs. Landy in regards to this complaint and she stated my son wasn't wearing his "mask" properly and a student in his table had complained. Perhaps moving that child would of been a better option than to go as far as sending out these types of letters. I can go on and on. Our students need teachers who take the time to "care." These are rough times for everyone but they are the hardest for our children. Please provide these children with a good experience. Its plain SAD when they have these horrible experiences that they can't erase. read more