- You are given absolutely no time to plan curriculum or to evaluate students and there seems to be a winking nod to the expectation you work for free on your own time to get these things done.
- While this is indeed a private, for-profit company, it's truly a shame that children are being crammed into rooms at maximum to over-maximum. There is no educational benefit to 28+ children in a room with one lead teacher.
- Outside extracurricular programs have been eliminated and are instead taught by a member of staff. Parents saw no reduction in cost for the reduction in quality.
- Tuition is quite high, but parents complain frequently that there are no supplies available for their students while at school. And it's a fair complaint... I think my previous school purchased one box of markers to divide amongst eight classes in a year's time. Asking for supply runs gets you nowhere. You go out of pocket or your class doesn't get what they need.
- While we were fortunate at my school to have a fabulous chef, there's only so much one can do with Saltines and "peanut" butter. The food is cheap and budgets are razor tight.
- HUGE disconnect from the office to the teachers.
