Northwest Village School, Plainville | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

This school was filled with a lot of good and bad. A system that has little leeway to provide a quality education to all students. I went here, and every student was attempted to be given special treatment that they deserved. With that being said a few individuals deserve 5 stars Mr. Christiano has helped me along accepting the trouble of life. In a humourous way Mr.C positively impacted every student he reached out too.Often having what would be the “bad guy” role his charm was irresistible. Others who went above include My only HUGE problem was that when you go to the school one teacher create a family environment and for a lot of kids in this special needs school suffer with abandonment issues, trust issues . By building that sense of family, all the progress that could be made by that could worsen the condition all together. 0 follow up although I was ensured they wouldn’t give up on me when I graduated.They gave up. They know who they are

This school is pretty bad! Staff lies to parents about what actually goes on at school. IEPs are not being followed and they are borderline abusive to kids. If you kids goes to this school please pay close attention to what goes on in this place (listen to your kid). Is all about money for them, and your child being healthy and well adjusted isn’t in their best interest. My daughter was hit by male staff , antagonized by a teacher. They used seclusion for punishment and so they don’t have to deal with your child. My daughter is autistic, and at the end of the day it was her word against theirs, I believe my daughter! Specially after the administrative staff started lying to me (To cover themselves). Some good people, but too few to make a difference!
Stay Away!!