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Because of the small student/teacher ratio, they can spot problems quickly. They can also work more one-on-one with students with learning disabilities. I have seen students in my son's previous class go from angry and aggressive to friendly and helpful once their learning disabilities were diagnosed and properly handled; once the problem was understood and lessons adjusted to help the student learn with less frustration. My son was placed at a higher academic level in reading because he tested so high in his own grade. I also know that they do this with math.
This year, they had a basketball team for both boys and girls grades 4 - 8 and a girls volleyball team all of which competed against other schools.