Best school in Western PA. . . Al and Marla are committed to the school and EACH child that attends. They KNOW each student and understand each student's strengths/needs. Knowing that they are generally at full enrollment by November (the year before) tells any parent that it is a good school. It is an EXTREMELY clean school that is child-centered. The academic skills that these kids walk away with are amazing. Great hours for working parents. We love NPCH!
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