The Childrens School

TCS is one of those places where beautiful, bright, independently creative children are stifled into emotionally weak 'mere followers' of the very archaic 'system' that this school follows. Behind the scenes they label every child who is independently brilliant as bad and unruly.

There have been instances where the administration seemed racist, although it is not something you will see very easily. My child attended only their after-school program. He was emotionally harassed to the point he cried in the morning thinking about the after-school he would have to go to.

Now for the record, my kid is happy, creative and well-rounded; a good student (in the gifted-program), and a budding soccer star in his own right. The best thing I ever did was to pull him out of this horrific school (that was 4 years ago)which made him feel like he was a terrible kid.

Schools which do that sort of thing to a 8-yr old, should simply be banned. Because until we shun schools like TCS, our beautiful, caring, brilliant, uncomplicated kids would continue to doubt, deny and underestimate their own worth. TCS is only for those who are willing to shut themselves, and become the rigid human this school wants to raise.

Class size is completely inaccurate on this website. Kindergarten classes are 24 kids with 2 teachers-not certified teachers! I actually heard a K teacher talking about underwear and farting during a math lesson (that actually happened to be inaccurate). The kids were WILD!

It would be very difficult to find a school that does such an excellent job in producing the leaders of tomorrow - considerate, thoughtful, competent, compasionate and confident. Ethinically and religiously diverse this school celebrates the importance of family, culture and customs and respects that all individuals bring something to the table to make the world a better place for all of us. Marsha and ALL of ther staff are welcoming and shower the kids with love and affection while maintaining a discipline and school spirit that have all but been lost at other schools.