Fuller Center

We couldn’t be happier with Fuller Academy! The teachers and staff genuinely care about the students, creating a warm and supportive learning environment. Our child has grown academically and personally, and we are so grateful for the dedication of the entire school community. Highly recommend it!

Do not recommend they are profit driven and that is their only and number one priority unfortunately. I do not recommend find another place that's more accommodating.

This is an excellent school, my daughter loved studying there. Eneida is a wonderful person and is always willing to help. I can only thank her for everything. 🙏

I am delighted to share my wonderful experience with the new preschool at Fuller Center, recently opened at the Mae Volen Senior Center. The staff's warmth and genuine care create a welcoming environment for children. A special shoutout to Ms. Cidney (I hope I wrote her name correct), whose exceptional care and love for the kids shine through in every interaction. Her dedication is truly remarkable, and it's evident that she creates an environment where children can thrive and learn. The Fuller Center's new preschool not only exceeds expectations but also provides a nurturing and inspiring space for our children's growth and development.

So very disappointed this school year as we had looked forward to our child graduating from the program. Staffed at the minimally required standards and it is not unusual for them to have 1 staff person in a classroom with 20 children. Teachers are stressed and this is evident with their interactions, or lack thereof, with children and parents. They have such a waiting list that they aren't interested in taking the time to work with students that may require additional attention. The support services (play therapists, social workers and counselors) are great but if there is no follow through by the classroom staff it's a recipe for failure. The playground gates are most often unlatched providing an elopement opportunity for children. Safety needs to be paramount. We were happy with the program for the babies, toddlers and 3 years old but this year has been a disaster. The Program started with an understaffed situation, they mandate that 4 year old plus children take 2 hour naps because that's their "break time" and be prepared for up to 10 pages of homework weekly in the VPK program. Most programs incorporate "homework" within the classroom setting but not here. You will need to be involved and advocate for your child. Be prepared at pick up time having to search for your child as frequently they are not in the assigned classroom and there is no notice directing you to where they are. The philanthropy for this school should be recognized and during the holiday season children are overwhelmed with toys and even great footwear. Social services always has tremendous diaper supplies should you be in need and "rewards" for children that may need something extra. With all of the funding, grants and generous support from local businesses more needs to be invested in better leadership, teachers and assistants. There are some great people there but unfortunately not enough. My comments are not "sour grapes" as I have been a professional in this community for almost 40 years but rather from direct observation and interaction. I suppose ultimately it depends on what your level of expectation is.