Heritage of Hannah Neil

So far the worst school i’ve had to deal with they told the driver to tell the parent my child suspended an mind you they said this is a ABA behavior school so suspending kids should come into play and should not be relayed from a driver they call text email but they won’t do it when they want they hire anyone the therapist on vacation hasn’t seen my daughter yet they will email me school policies but when i asked about my son lunch everyone was clueless only person there that seem like they got some type sense is Dr Amy she misplaced and need be else where My step son tells me how they talk to his brother and a teacher grabbed him before all 3 my kids are verbal and i hear nothing good about the school it’s time for a change and a meeting with there school board or whoever i gotta meet with because the driver also was out of pocket

Kids housing units not cleaned/ disenfected. Kids housed with kids not in age group. Staff was overworked and not appreciated. Rules not consistant across the board. Staff not on same page. Communication was a joke. Would give 0 stars if I could.

Bad kids

I was placed here in the late 90s for about 3 days and it was the worst 3 days of my life I was housed with kids older than me and way more violent and the staff weren't much better they were constantly getting hands on with kids such as slamming us on our faces on the ground/floor and restraining us for things as simple as not hanging up the phone when they say your call is up

The school is great and to have therapist and a nursing staff is awesome no need to keep going to dr appt my kid can be seen and evaluated there and prescribed her meds she absolutely loves it here.

My kid went to school here there's a wonderful place good learning experience and wonderful people on the inside

I wish I could have given them half a star. These people are doing the same things today that they were cited for when their residential program was shut down. These people are cruel, unprofessional and ethically disconnected from the very industry in which they operate.

This place turned my troubled 7yr old son into an even worse troubled child. When this place first opened 25+ years ago, my son was 7 when this facility was suggested. He was housed with kids much older than him and with way worse issues. He learned some serious bad things. Hopefuly they've changed over the years.