La Quinta High School

Not the best school around, daughter wants to be home schooled next semester.

My child is enrolled in the IB Program, and the level of dedication by the counselor and teachers is impressive. The students in this program are led by their teachers to become critical thinkers who are engaged in school.

Most of my experiences have been good, but other things have been completely uncalled for.

When my son was in grammar school, a teacher told me that my son may have a disability and suggested that I take him to a Doctor. Years later, my son ended up here and was having problem. A friend told me to ask for services that would give him more support. I took my son back to the Doctor to reconfirm his diagnosis for the school. Even though, I told the VP that my son had a previous diagnosis and had been seeing doctor early on, I was completely treated like I pulled the diagnoses out of a crack in the sky. Now, it’s great my son is getting help and everyone does their best. However, the VP uses meetings to play mind games and other staff have suggested that my son was on drugs, which was actually a jab, and not voiced as a concern. I’m glad that we can all act like grownups. I think it would be more fun if we could have a nice open conversation about their problems with me on a street corner. I mean if we are going to act like street urchins. I’m glad that we use tax payer money for what it’s meant, not to waste time playing little kid games and I’m also glad that my families personal problems, as you see it, are treated with confidentiality but something tells me it’s NOT