We have had nothing but trouble since this new director came. Our son is Hyperactive but doesn't have any diagnosis for add/ADHD or Autism. Since the beginning, because she has behavioral therapy in her belt of degrees has been trying to diagnose our son. The director has never been remotely friendly and all interactions have been her trying to diagnose or encourage us into something else. Our son almost knocked a bookcase over and a special meeting is called to ask us what we are going to do. This place is not safe for any child if our 25lb 3 old can knock a bookshelf over. Because the director couldn't answer any questions I asked she felt attacked, cried, and kicked us out of the building.
- Posted by Parent - Nathan
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