East Hill Academy

Posted: September 24, 2025

Literally will send your child home three days a week for normal autistic behavior honestly unreal that we’re expected to pay for a school where they will call and have your child removed from class four times a week for seemingly nothing that refuse to redirect behavior and work with the children

Posted: September 24, 2025

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Posted: April 10, 2023

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Posted: April 10, 2023

Posted: April 10, 2023

To keep it short and to the point, this facility only wants cookie cutter, easy going children who are not going to demand attention. If your ASD child has any challenging behaviors, they will not redirect them, or use any attentive protocols to create an understanding learning environment. They have no patience for children who have severe social disabilities. I would not call this place an inclusive school for Autism.

Posted: April 10, 2023

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Posted: May 17, 2021

This school has done wonders for our son. For years he struggled in public school and just after one year he is getting good grades, he feels confident in what he is learning, He no longer feels like an outsider around peers. The teachers are patient and understanding with him. For the first time ever he enjoys going to school and . I cant thank everyone enough for making education something enjoyable and helping him to feel welcome and not like an outsider that doesn't belong because he is "different". The ladies in the office are more than accommodating for any help that we needed. Amazing school!!

Posted: May 17, 2021

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Posted: August 23, 2016

The director kept mixing up my child with another student. She was unavailable during major incidents. The director makes major decisions without informing parents. If you disagree with her in anyway you are basically done at this school. We tried this school because we liked the idea of specialized staff and super small class sizes. Starting after the first week our son started having major meltdowns at school and complaining of staff being rough with him. The incidents continued to escalate. We were having so many more problems than we were at public school. Also he had never accused any teacher in public school of holding him down or hurting him. I would be scared to send a child that had impaired communication skills to this school. We are back at public school and he is doing well and is in regular classes. I can't say for sure what was going on but I just know that I expected way more from a school that is supposed to be specifically for special needs students.

Posted: August 23, 2016