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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does anyone have any recent feedback? Are things same or different? Trying to figure out if this is right fit for son[/quote]

I heard some disturbing stories from our Ed Consultant. I don't know your son's profile but based on what I heard I would steer clear. The fees are too high to pay for a poorly trained ABA specialist, minimal OT and no SLP. [/quote]

Agree. After a few years at Auburn, we are pulling our son to go to public school next year. Is he ready? Not quite, but I am not going to continue paying (actually, pay MORE next year) for an empty promise. Behavior specialist needs a serious kick in the you know what, my son told me that social learning class was regularly not occurring due to staffing, and my kid seemed bored with his academics outside of Social Studies every day when he would come home. That’s what I will boil it down to: we are bored of the same excuses. A classmate of my DS was told not to come to field day due to the potential of behavior, not because he had done anything recently to warrant this decision. It seems like the BCBA is prioritizing easy days with easy children rather than working through challenging moments, which is what we came to the school for. Communication throughout the school is lacking and it shows.

DH wanted to try another year but it was time to pull the plug. I like the teachers enough and we have always had great specialists, but the Head of School clearly has no finger on the pulse and the staff seem to be running wild. Hopefully you find what you need somewhere else[/quote]

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