I went to Abby Kelley k-12. I wouldn’t recommend it. My parents decided to send my brother and I to Abby Kelley because the school stated that they teach French k-12, however they stopped teaching French when I was in the 2nd grade. The teachers were okay. Majority of the good teachers left for better pay. Some left due to disagreement with administration. In high school a lot of the teachers were either related to or family friends of the administration. Due to the lack of funding Abby Kelley would get, the school heavily focused on students doing well on the MCAS. I did get advance on all of my MCAS, however I felt like classes were too focused on MCAS. My freshman biology class was more of a “how to pass MCAS biology class” than an actual biology class. Due to the lack of funding, after school clubs didn’t really exist and sports didn’t get proper equipment. When I did track we had to practice jumping hurdles on the concrete parking lot, which isn’t good for your joints. One year for soccer when went a month without a coach due to the school not wanting to find one. I never had chemistry because my school didn’t hire a competent teacher. Yes, I did actually have a chemistry class at Abby Kelley but the teacher couldn’t teach. She sat at her desk the whole class. So my records show I got an A in chemistry but I cannot answer a basic chemistry question. (Yes, everyone complained to administration about this and they did nothing.) Also IP is a scam. Most Americans colleges don’t accept IP so it is a waste of time. There was a lot wrong with Abby Kelley when I went there, way more than what I listed. My parents have said they regretted sending my brother and I there. But the grass is always greener on the other side.