Re: New school - anxiety levels down

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I went to observe Christi Academy several years ago, and both my advocate and I were impressed with the school. If I had opted to take Noah out of the public school system at that time, instead of enrolling at Sawgrass Springs Middle, I would have sent him to Christi. Not surprised that you're having such a nice experience there. From:

royalmp2001 To: sList Sent: Monday, April 2, 2012 10:34 AM Subject: New school - anxiety levels down

Hi Everybody!

My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.

We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because they have children with autism or other related disabilities.

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Please keep us updated on your child's progress there. Sometimes the first month is the honeymoon period and things may go well. If he is still flourishing after 3 or 4 months there, then we would all be interested to know.

Thanks.

AP

To: sList Sent: Monday, April 2, 2012 10:34 AMSubject: New school - anxiety levels down

Hi Everybody!My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because they have children with autism or other related disabilities.

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What grade does it go up to?Sent from my Samsung Epicâ„¢ 4G Karp wrote:

I went to observe Christi Academy several years ago, and both my advocate and I were impressed with the school. If I had opted to take Noah out of the public school system at that time, instead of enrolling at Sawgrass Springs Middle, I would have sent him to Christi. Not surprised that you're having such a nice experience there. From:

royalmp2001 To: sList Sent: Monday, April 2, 2012 10:34 AM Subject: New school - anxiety levels down

Hi Everybody!

My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.

We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because they have children with autism or other related disabilities.

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How much is the yearly tuition ??Sent from my iPhone

What grade does it go up to?Sent from my Samsung Epicâ„¢ 4G Karp wrote:

I went to observe Christi Academy several years ago, and both my advocate and I were impressed with the school. If I had opted to take Noah out of the public school system at that time, instead of enrolling at Sawgrass Springs Middle, I would have sent him to Christi. Not surprised that you're having such a nice experience there. From:

royalmp2001 To: sList Sent: Monday, April 2, 2012 10:34 AM Subject: New school - anxiety levels down

Hi Everybody!

My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.

We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because they have children with autism or other related disabilities.

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It has Elem, Middle and High School.It definitely is a beautiful setting for our children.Fabiola Sent from my BlackBerry® on the MetroPCS NetworkSender: sList Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2012 12:49:13 -0400To: sList <sList >ReplyTo: sList Cc: sList <sList >Subject: Re: New school - anxiety levels down How much is the yearly tuition ??Sent from my iPhone What grade does it go up to?Sent from my Samsung Epic™ 4G Karp wrote: I went to observe Christi Academy several years ago, and both my advocate and I were impressed with the school. If I had opted to take Noah out of the public school system at that time, instead of enrolling at Sawgrass Springs Middle, I would have sent him to Christi. Not surprised that you're having such a nice experience there. From:royalmp2001 To: sList Sent: Monday, April 2, 2012 10:34 AM Subject: New school - anxiety levels down Hi Everybody!My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because they have children with autism or other related disabilities.

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Where is Christi Academy located?

To: sList Sent: Monday, April 2, 2012 10:34:02 AMSubject: New school - anxiety levels downHi Everybody!My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because they have children with autism or other related disabilities. ------------------------------------

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true that sometimes the first month is a honeymoon period. Having said that I

have a 2nd grade client that has been attending Christi since August and

wow...what a change. The child was so unhappy in public school and now he is so

happy, learning in a supportive environment, and went from being 90% in the

autism cluster in public school to fully mainstreamed in the Christi gen ed

class in less than 6 months. I was really impressed and after volunteering at

the school (even though my child did not attend there), I decided to pull my son

out of public school and register him at Christi's Stepss program. He has been

there for a month now and I would tell parents this--no school is perfect but if

you find a good school (public, private, charter or whatever it may be) that is

open to listen to your concerns, respect your opinion and work with your family

to improve your child's education and development, and at the same time help you

raise him to be a happy independent and good human being, in my book ,that

school is a keeper. That is what I have found a Christi. Ida

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> Hi Everybody!

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> My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the

increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.

> We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety

issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their

curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because

they have children with autism or other related disabilities.

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true that sometimes the first month is a honeymoon period. Having said that I

have a 2nd grade client that has been attending Christi since August and

wow...what a change. The child was so unhappy in public school and now he is so

happy, learning in a supportive environment, and went from being 90% in the

autism cluster in public school to fully mainstreamed in the Christi gen ed

class in less than 6 months. I was really impressed and after volunteering at

the school (even though my child did not attend there), I decided to pull my son

out of public school and register him at Christi's Stepss program. He has been

there for a month now and I would tell parents this--no school is perfect but if

you find a good school (public, private, charter or whatever it may be) that is

open to listen to your concerns, respect your opinion and work with your family

to improve your child's education and development, and at the same time help you

raise him to be a happy independent and good human being, in my book ,that

school is a keeper. That is what I have found a Christi. Ida

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> Please keep us updated on your child's progress there.  Sometimes the first

month is the honeymoon period and things may go well.  If he is still

flourishing after 3 or 4 months there, then we would all be interested to know.

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> Hi Everybody!

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> My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the

increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.

> We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety

issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their

curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because

they have children with autism or other related disabilities.

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Do they accept McCay ?Sent from my Samsung Epicâ„¢ 4G Ida wrote:

true that sometimes the first month is a honeymoon period. Having said that I have a 2nd grade client that has been attending Christi since August and wow...what a change. The child was so unhappy in public school and now he is so happy, learning in a supportive environment, and went from being 90% in the autism cluster in public school to fully mainstreamed in the Christi gen ed class in less than 6 months. I was really impressed and after volunteering at the school (even though my child did not attend there), I decided to pull my son out of public school and register him at Christi's Stepss program. He has been there for a month now and I would tell parents this--no school is perfect but if you find a good school (public, private, charter or whatever it may be) that is open to listen to your concerns, respect your opinion and work with your family to improve your child's education and development, and at the same time help you raise him to be a happy independent and good human being, in my book ,that school is a keeper. That is what I have found a Christi. Ida

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> My son suffered from terrible anxiety. It got worse this year due to the increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.

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increase in student/teacher ratio in public schools as well as other things.

> > We enrolled him in Christi Academy this March and within a week his anxiety

issues went down. His grades have improved. Student/ratio is very low. Their

curriculum is great. Teachers, staff and volunteers understand autism because

they have children with autism or other related disabilities.

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