My autistic son has been going here for 5 years, and it has been the only place that I can honestly say that I feel good about. Public school never helped him, instead when he would act up they would take care of the problem by removing him from classroom and letting him stay with the secretary.The staff here are very nice and together with my help we worked to make the classroom better for him. My ideas, their ideas, together we make things happen. 5 years past and flew by.My daughter also goes to this school as well, and I can say they are both doing so well.My son is in 6th grade doing 7th and 8th grade work. My daughter in 2nd doing 3rd and 4th grade work.All due respect but I think the problem people are having leaving bad reviews, is they think teachers are magicians and expect the teachers to do everything when in reality the parent should take part of helping their child achieve success. If they would put effort and actually work together with the teacher, they can make things happen.Make sure your child has services needed like ABA, Physical, Occupational, or Behavioral.

The worse school for kids with disabilities. They don’t have the knowledge and the willingness to help. 👎🏼 Be careful this place is a SCAM

Very good school have helped my son alot

Its a strong, and growing community!

Great place for kids!

I brought my son to this TDR learning academy with the best enthusiasm and I ended up totally disappointed ☹️ I think its not the right place for a child with special conditions, personally I never had the support and interest of his teacher towards my son like that As the management staff, I tried to get more support in terms of an individual study plan, since his condition (autism) requires it, and I did not have anyones interest in helping me until I decided to take him away from the center ♀️There if they wanted to help me 😏Of course it was a bit late ... I am not to put ill-intentioned comments but I think I have every right to give my real opinion and it is completely 100%.

Excellence in education!