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Grand Rapids School District 318 Community Education Grand Rapids, MN 55730
(218) 327-5730
Grand Rapids School District 318 Grand Rapids Middle School 6 8 and Malc Grand Rapids, MN 55730
(218) 327-5804
Grand Rapids School District 318 Sub Calling Office Grand Rapids, MN 55730
(888) 327-7765
Grand Rapids Senior High School Grand Rapids, MN 55730
(218) 327-5767
Granite City Baptist Academy Saint Cloud, MN 56303
(320) 251-2801
Great River School Saint Paul, MN 55108
(651) 305-2780
Greene Valley Seventh Day Adve Rochester, MN 55906
(507) 282-7981
Greenway School District 316 Bovey, MN 55709
(218) 245-3861
Greenway School District 316 Coleraine, MN 55722
(218) 245-2622
Greenway School District 316 Coleraine, MN 55722
(218) 245-2397
Greenwood Elementary School Minneapolis, MN 55401
(763) 745-5515
Grnd Rapids Schl Dist 318 Admnstrv Services Food Grand Rapids, MN 55744
(218) 327-5771
Grove City Schools Grove City, MN 56243
(320) 857-2350
Groves Academy Minneapolis, MN 55416
(952) 920-6377
Guardian Angels Chaska, MN 55318
(952) 448-2242
Guardian Angels Church Chaska, MN 55318
(952) 227-4000
Guardian Angels Elementary School Chaska, MN 55318
(952) 227-4010
Guidance Ofc High School Pine City, MN 55063
(320) 629-5512

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Orono Montessori School
Worst experience for our son.
“Don't let the positive reviews fool you. These people don't care about children. They care about their business. They literally pick and choose who they want to teach, which we found to our dismay that they do not work with special needs kids as they forced our 4 year old to leave because in their words, he needed a diagnosis, to be evaluated, and that something wasn't right. Turns out, something right, but not with our son, with the school. We had our son evaluated for autism/ADHD, among other behavioral disorders and cognitive disabilities, based on the schools recommendation and dis-enrollment -- yup, they kicked our kid out for being different. This evaluation cost a small fortune and to our delight, we found out that our son DOES NOT have any type of disability, disorder or diagnosis. In fact, the tests showed that he is in fact above average. The psychiatrist said that your son is most likely bored. Which was our initial concern when the school informed us of their issues. But the worst part of this whole story isn't that we found out our son isn't special needs, or that we no longer have to deal with these uncaring people, it's that other kids have suffered the same consequence for being identified as special needs. They spoke very lovingly about a boy that attended their school since he was an infant and that after a few years, when they noticed something was wrong (he ended up with an ASD diagnosis according to them), they kicked him out too. Basically, this school does not support equal opportunity education and picks and chooses who they want to teach. And as relatives of an autistic child, we find this to be disgusting. And even outside of this whole debacle, we were never truly satisfied with what our child was learning or how he was being treated. His teacher, the owner of the school, actually created a rule for him that he couldn't play with his best friend. They couldn't work together at the same tables and my son was devastated because of it. So in summary, know that this school isn't regulated. They can kick you out at any time, they don't make any type of extra effort - not even an email before a field trip, and they don't put children before the needs of their business.”
Lauren E. Jun 23, 2015

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Worst experience for our son.