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TESLA School

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DaleDalbey

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I am considering private school alternatives for my son for next year. He will be a rising 3rd grader. Has anyone had any experience, or know anyone who has had any experience with TESLA in Seacrest?

If not, and you have recommendations on great schools that are focused on helping advanced children excel even more, I would appreciate the advice.
 
Now would be a good time to take a tour since the kids have been in school & are settled in a routine. Tuition & other need to know things would be talked about at the tour. I don't have kids go there, or know anything about it, but calling the school would be the first place I'd go for info. Then if you still have questions ask around. I've heard nothing bad about any of the private schools (Tesla, Ohana, Montessori)...
 
We are so fortunate to have school choices in SoWal. Our kid attended South Walton Montessori Academy for years. Now he is at Tesla. Both are extraordinary education experiences for children.

Visit their websites and call for a tour.
 
Toured TESLA today. The kids who gave me the tour were just exceptional. Their parents should be very proud of them. The school seems to be just what I am looking for for my son. I hope he feels the same way during a "get to know you" day! Thanks for the advice SoWal posters.
 
Toured TESLA today. The kids who gave me the tour were just exceptional. Their parents should be very proud of them. The school seems to be just what I am looking for for my son. I hope he feels the same way during a "get to know you" day! Thanks for the advice SoWal posters.
wonderful news!

The kids are in such a positive environment, they really thrive.
 
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