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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DS is super smart but has had a hard year academically and socially. He's in 9th grade and his grades have tanked this year. He hates school at this point. All his teachers talk about how smart he is. He has a few friends but they are really bad influences and not very nice to him. I'd really like to get him into a positive school/social situation. I can't afford super high tuition but am looking for affordable private schools  that have a warm social environment and an engaging academic program- but that would admit a kid with dismal grades but high test scores. Does this exist?[/quote]

I'm hesitant to post this because I'm sure someone will call me a plant or troll.  But who cares.

My DS is at Fusion (we're in a different state), and loves it.  We love it too.  It's a 1:1 format, where you have one student with one teacher - so he's getting an education truly tailored to his needs. There are other students on campus at the same time, so there are ample opportunities for socializing.  The environment is very nurturing, and the students come from all different walks of life including competitive athletes, actors, and kids with specific learning needs such as my DS who has ADHD.

There's a campus in DC and in Rockville, and I think they're opening one in NoVa somewhere.

In terms of tuition - it's not "cheap" but totally worth it to us because our DS was miserable at his public so it's worth it to us.

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