Loving, Montesori school with auburn teachers and staff who genuinely care about the success of all…read morestudents. Inspires an intrinsic motivation to learn and be curious about the world.

The awkward years…read more It was only two years of my life that felt like twenty. My grades were in the dumper and was the worst student in my wood shop class. I once made up an entire oral report on a fake South American plant that the local indigenous would grow and eat as their main staple. I even drew a picture of it on the chalk board. I have always wondered if Mrs. Thacker (my history teacher) knew what I was up to.

I agree with the other reviewer (Justin R). This is definitely not a great school for special…read moreeducation grades 1+. The preschool does a pretty good job. I took mine out after kindergarten and put him somewhere else. The principal doesn't seem to be on board with the program and the teacher isn't effective (not even sure if she (Stacey M.) is a credentialed teacher) and she is pretty joyless. Never once in 3 years have I saw her smile or have fun with her students. Quite the opposite actually. I have also seen at this school that children (1st grade +) are just taken to the special education room to sit and do nothing.

This is a horrible school for special needs children. My autistic son attended this school from…read morepreschool to TK and kindergarten. He was put away and completely mishandled. He spent most of TK and all of kindergarten in a room by himself with just an aid there to make sure he didn't do anything he wasn't supposed to. They didn't teach him anything during his time and he is now almost seven and just learning his alphabet. He was spent home on a regular basis because the school didn't know how to handle him and he lacked an education attending this school. Do not send your special needs kids here.

If looking for a piece of Fort Bragg History then this is the place for you. The school has been in…read morenumerous movies such as: Overboard.

Home of the Timberwolves. Fort Bragg High is over 100 years old and is the High School all kids go…read moreto in this logging town.

Adventist Christian School, also known as Willits Seventh Day Adventist School, was a fine school…read moreoffering Christian education here in the Willits valley for over 60 years. While it has closed, it is fondly remembered as a place of learning, activity, and shelter for those attending.