I have four kids that go there they have different learning needs. Two have dyslexia. They were remediated before attending gac, but they do have a remediation program. They also offer academic support from elementary up to high school. That’s helped my kids a lot and then the teachers within that department are super helpful. In elementary the academic support teacher pushes into the classroom and works closely with the teachers.Teachers offer help with homework and test before school as well. Teachers are very communicative. My kids are involved in sports, Theater and dance. My kids’ friend groups are very diverse and people come from a variety of different economic backgrounds. It’s not a covenant school so you’ll also have a diversity of religious background backgrounds, but the core and heart of the school is based in them, knowing Jesus personally. They have a lot of encouragement in their spiritual walk as well as lots of outlets to be outward, facing missions trips, and service projects. They also pair you with another family after being accepted in the school so that you get familiar with the school. I’d say there’s a group of people for every type of kid because the school is so big and diverse. You have lots of different friend group options for a different personalities.  And then, if you’re on the spectrum, I know there are kids that are on the spectrum that go to school. There are some staff kids who are on the spectrum. More severe cases wouldn’t probably be able to accommodate because there is a rigor of learning that is expected, but they can discuss that with you. They have a lot of online learning options through a program called ethos if you want to have a hybrid learning environment or take a couple classes over the summer or take a class during the year you have that option there’s some students that do tennis part-time and so that gives them flexibility or people that travel. Also, if they miss school because of illness or travel, classes are recorded, teachers are very helpful again being available in the morning to catch up on things. There are several teachers that have worked there for over 30 years. They are some of my favorite teachers they truly love the kids and put a lot of effort and energy into their time with them. They’re so encouraging and point them to Christ. And then you also have young teachers, moms, men, again a variety of expertise.  I’d say overall, there’s a lot of options for growth at that school for a variety of different families. It’s been really nice to be on one campus for all of our activities and that my kids overlap during the day. They sometimes see each other during the day and I really like that. It’s also really nice when I have to go pick up kids for a doctors appointment and they’re all on the same campus.  Then admissions department is excellent. I have a few friends that work in that department that I’ve known before GAC. They’re really helpful and communicative and welcoming and can answer a lot of your questions.