Posts Tagged ‘Reseda Los Angeles’

11 Jun

Gulen charters? Quite an injustice to people in my school…

Posted by Admin in Education, Gulen charter schools, Magnolia Science Academy, School activities, STEM Education, Teachers, Testimonials. Tagged: , , , , , , .

Here is another testimonial:

My daughter attends one of the Magnolia charter schools in Reseda for the last three years and I have nothing but praise for their quality of education.

She has completed at least one comprehensive project every year –I mean, a real one in which you actually design an experiment and test a hypothesis, not an overestimated technical report like most of us did in our high school times– and was even awarded at a regional science fair.

As a parent, I think it is unfair to tag her dedicated instructors or school on the whole, just because of the national origin of a few personnel. I would say they are doing an excellent job. They are doing lots of extra things for my child’s success that I’ve never seen in her previous public school. I could not have asked for a better education for her, not only academically, but also opening her mind to the world and encouraging her to become a confident and capable young woman.

I think, what matters most is these tangible outcomes, not some unfounded suspicions such as Gulen charter schools claims.

Thanks for crafting this learning haven.

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10 Jun

My daughter’s astonishing school | Busting Gulen charter schools myths

Posted by Admin in Charter schools, Diversity, Education, Gulen charter schools, Magnolia Science Academy, Teachers, Testimonials. Tagged: , , , , , , , .

From now on, I’ll be sharing discussions from some fellow parents time to time. Read on:

Magnolia Science Academy – Reseda, aka MSA1, is the best school that my daughter attended after moving around a couple of states and several schools over the past seven years.

Most recently, we’ve moved from Colorado to California. My wife and I expected that our daughter was really going to struggle with her academic achievement though she is used to moving to different school in almost every two years.

However, it was a breeze for her to adapt to the new academic environment at her new school. MSA1 administrators and teachers really made it a smooth transition for my daughter. I am amazed to see how easily she adjusted; she did not really struggle a bit.

In this diverse, welcoming, and academically challenging environment at MSA1, my daughter is flourishing academically. All I have seen at this school is dedicated and kind teachers and administrators. I couldn’t believe that they can achieve offering such a phenomenal education to kids in my community. I just want to congratulate all MSA1 staff and administrators for the education provided at this school.

Lastly, I have one good advice to those who try to defame this great educational institution by scattering around some bizarre affiliations, namely Gulen charter schools, whatever it means, about them: Spend your time wisely rather than vilifying a good institution and if you can, open up schools that can offer better education than MSA1. If not, stop messing up with the school that is doing a great job of offering alternatives to failing public education.

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