Pros
Dedicated to students with learning disabilities and challenges
Caring and supportive staff and administration
Smaller class sizes
Remediation programs for students
Passionate and enthusiastic support staff
On-site IT department with prompt support and access to basic technology
Major changes seem to be influenced by research, feedback and best practices in education not just buzz words and short term trends
If staff, teachers and even students aren't the "right fit" for whatever reason, support and action is taken to rectify or help improve the situation (keeps employees focused and prevents staleness)
Qualified teachers who actually enjoy teaching their subjects and grade levels
Cons
Building could use an update, especially in the high school side where most of integrated studies are taught
More CTS options would be great for students (Public schools definitely surpass CA in this area. Students at CA need to be exposed to more career choices that realistically cater to their interests and strengths)
Timetables/schedules could use work (other schools should be used as inspiration
Entitlement and privilege can definitely be felt in the school. But there are some teachers and students who come from public schools that help keep things grounded
No diversity program
Grade inflation
Does not offer Knowledge & Employability courses even though CA students may excel in the program