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[quote=Anonymous]Nope, not a plant. I talked to a lot of parents. A lot of them. Clearly you had a bad experience and I believe you that it was bad. But things may have changed since your child was there. I also believe you that there are probably some lazy teachers. I did concentrate on talking to parents in the one grade where DC would have gone in to and come to think of it I think at least one if not both of them were relatively new. [quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]We toured Harbor last school year[/b] and it looked like an absolutely wonderful place. We checked in with a lot of parents and they all gave rave reviews about the individual attention the kids get. It's true that Harbor doesn't have any special curriculum or services for kids with ADHD, ASD, LDs etc. like at places like Lab, Auburn or Commonwealth. However, they have teachers who take the time to learn about children's individual needs and implement plans that parents provide. Many of the parents who send their SN kids to Harbor have private therapists anyway and from what we've heard the school has been very accommodating in putting any supports they recommend into the school day. That's the biggest advantage over public school. In public school you have to fight to get them to do little things like let your kid fidget during circle time. They act like it's a lot of trouble for them. At Harbor they work with you to figure out a way to make this happen so that the child thrives. In the end it means happier kids who love to go to school. They don't have a lot of kids who are SN but the ones that they do have are usually able to go to mainstream privates or public school classrooms after they graduate which says a lot to me. [/quote] You got all this from the [b]TOUR[/b]? PP, you are full of sh*t. You also don't know anything about where the SN kids "end up." If the school told you this, that's bordering on breach of privacy and extremely unprofessional. Harbor teachers are in general lazy and don't implement anything for SN students. Seriously, are you a plant from the school faculty?[/quote][/quote]
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