The Menta Education Group reviews

4.1

85% would recommend to a friend

(261 total reviews)

Rory Conran

90% approve of CEO

81% positive business outlook

The Menta Education Group has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 261 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The The Menta Education Group employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Education industry (3.7 stars).

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261 reviews
2.0
Mar 4, 2025
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Pros

-Competitive pay -School schedule w/ holidays and breaks off & option to work summer if you choose. -10 month check spread over 12 months automatically

Cons

-False promises at interview -Little to no budget for related services so most items are bought by therapists. -Social media posts for sites are not authentic. They post the best classrooms w/ most supports on all sites. Many classrooms are blank walls and students sitting on mats on floor for life skills children. -Not all school are run therapeutically. -Collaboration does not happen often. Roles are "assigned" by degree and may not reflect who is actually specialist on topic. -Mandatory attendance required for all at yearly symposium which requires employees to drive 6+ hours a day on their own time w/ no mileage reimbursement due to school bus transportation being offer or employees may come night before in own vehicle and pay out of pocket for hotel. This puts financial strain on employees and their families. -Employees are required to drive to physical school location to deliver e-learning services in a noisy environment which is not ideal for students in building or student receiving e-learning services but that is the policy. -Raises do not seem to happen -No performance reviews -No continuing education allowance. May requests support and board will decide. -Micromanaging on corporate level (paid salary but clock in and out everyday) -Transportation safety is questionable. One driver, one aide but takes two people to legally put child in restraint if necessary. If fight on bus adults can do very little to protect themselves or other students -Uses Zones off Regulation for SEL but also uses Zones colors for behavior charting. Zones of Regulation is NOT behavior, it is emotions. The fidelity is blurred once behavior and Zones colors mix. -Excessive paperwork. -No caseload caps for therapists

1.0
Feb 10, 2025

Great kids, poor administration

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Pros

The kids are challenging but great to work with. The pay is 5-10k higher than other school jobs.

Cons

Staffing is always low to the point of an unsafe environment. Many of the staff at the CORE location are prone to gossip. There are a lot of cliques among staff

2.0
Mar 14, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Some caring, hardworking staff members who really tried helping students who were very much in need, and extremely challenging to work with regarding behavior issues. Some nice students who seemed like they were not in the right placement. A few students I felt like I could really help.

Cons

Toxic, violent behaviors. Nothing you can do about extreme disrespect and threats to students or staff. Heavy workload. No books, very few laptops that were broken regularly, especially by students throwing them, etc., but teachers had to make their own curriculum. No scheduled breaks, no lunch for SOME people. Some staff just walk out of the room, disappear, and leave the other alone, which is not safe or ethical. Certain people were favored and that was "let go," while others would leave out for 5-10 minutes for a bathroom or quick break and be reprimanded. Professionalism was not promoted. Stopping fights and physical managements was sad to watch daily, and sometimes not done appropriately. You need to be physically strong and willing to get hurt (to do PM) and emotionally very strong to not let any behaviors and verbal abuse get to you. Administration needs improvement as far as professionalism.

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The Menta Education Group Response
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We would like to thank the reviewer for her thoughtful comments. We appreciate the work she did with our children who have extreme disabilities and significant trauma in their lives- both past and present. At Menta, the children and their respective families are thankful for the education and care provided by all of our educators including that provided by the reviewer. We wish her the best in her endeavors.
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