Capitol Academy

They have a very different approach to dealing and handling students. some approaches are not helpful but as a three year student i have grown very fond of this school. i have made wonderful friends and special connections with different staff.

Absolutely a great special education school. My son attends this school and is actually likely to graduate early. This is a Non public school alternative for special needs students and requires an IEP and placement from the home school district. This is a school for kids whose placement in a district based special education program has either been unsuccessful or problematic. Contrary to a previous review, the staff are caring and treat the students with respect. Some of the students have extreme special needs which requires the time out rooms or possibly hands on if a student becomes violent. The hall monitors are there for the student and staff safety. I have personally seen students bolt for the front door and staff having to run after them, that is why doors are locked. In addition the locked doors protect other students if one student becomes violent and stops the spead of that violence. In addition to a wonderful curriculum, they offer on and off site vocational education to aid in skill development and help with learning the skills for choices after graduation. This includes job search skills (interview and resume skills, how to look for a job), college prep and how to choose a school and advocate at the college level for assistive services, and skills through the vocational education. Staff is amazing and caring! Students can stay until they graduate even if they are in their 20's. My son has gained confidence in his abilities to ask for what he needs.

I've been to this school before and I love it but I'm now in a different school but that will soon change

I don't like this school because they can never come back if u miss a ride .