Bonnie McBeth Learning Center

This year's loss of several excellent young teachers due to budget cuts will drop a wonderful school to an average one at best.
--Submitted by a parent

EXCELLENT inclusion setting; qualified, compassionate, dedicated teachers; appropriate curriculum for multi-age; respectful environment
--Submitted by a parent

Best school ever for at-risk and non-at-risk children. I have one of each and have been at the school 4 years with 1 more year to go. My husband & I love the curriculum and the accomplishments both children have done.
--Submitted by a parent

My daughter attended Bonnie McBeth last year and I was extremely impressed with the staff. They are caring and take the time to teach each child based on their learning curve. They kept me informed on my childs educational progress. Bonnie McBeth has established a positive building block for my childs education.
--Submitted by Lisa C, a parent

My son is in one of the Autism classrooms. The teacher is excellent and the aids are most helpful. He has made some strides in his speech and behavior but needs continued help. There are many more students with similar disabilities and I feel they need to create additional classrooms to support this growing number of students. -Jen Dauer
--Submitted by a parent

My son is on the autism spectrum. When he started at Bonnie McBeth he used a small vocabulary of words. Now he uses full sentences and has made remarkable strides. I attribute many of his gains to the caring and wonderful staff at Bonnie McBeth! The teachers go above and beyond the call of duty to help not only my son but his classmates as well.
--Submitted by Sue Brown-Williams, a parent

My son attended Bonnie McBeth this past year. He is a bright but difficult child. The staff there was incredible in working with him. They are educated, caring, and safety/security is a big priority (and is taken very seriously. The classrooms are big, bright, and well equipped. I did my research and visited many local 'preschools'. This was the best. And you can't beat the price for this quality.
--Submitted by Lisa, a parent

My son is autistic. He has a 1:2 teacher student ratio. His class time seems great. I would like more guidance about what to do at home. My son's developement is complicated and uncertain. While it seems as if the school is making a credible effort, more help with support activities at home would be useful. The staff seems very competant. I just wish I could do more.
--Submitted by Janet Amelio, a parent