Good for rich kids and bored housewives - Administrative IKAR Employee Review

Supportive workplace, warm community, and meaningful.

Sometimes disorganized but everyone means well!

Their mission of inclusivity and social justice (if only leadership actually lived up to their ideals)

This place is a parody of the way non-profits use gaslighting tactics to extract as much labor out of employees for exploitatively low pay (i.e. gaslighting hourly employees by framing unpaid work/time as “built into their salaries” when hourly literally means you don’t have a salary. They have impossibly high expectations and treat educators as expendable. Despite claiming to be collaborative, leadership is passive-aggressive and punitive to those with less power.