E2 Academy

this school should be amazing, but it is run by terrible administration who dislike neurodivergence in adults. This was our experience that my children were celebrated for their differences and their mother, who gave them their twice exceptionality, was victimized by the administration that I am also different (I am a severely physically disabled autistic adult who is also twice-exceptional). i claimed medical Accomodation on April 8 in an email CC'd to the board president, and I gave evidence of a life-threatening autoimmune medical flare, and then I was blamed that I suffered the medical flare. My Accomodation/ flare exception basis wasn't shared with the staff, or with anybody. But Accomodations are supposed to protect the disabled. I was exposed to the internal disorganized violence at this school instead by the principal who didn't know what to do with an Accomodation request. And I was slandered by her internal office culture over a period from when the medical flare occurred in January-February (which is in writing from my neurologist) until the present day because she did not disclose my Accomodations. This culminated in being shut out from telling this story at AGM-- which is a resource for parents and not colluding administrators-- that her staff were not returning my emails anymore despite my being primary custodial disabled guardian to two students at E2.The disabled should never need to turn to disability advocates to communicate with any private school that calls itself a centre of excellence" for autism and neurodiversity. I have never been this targeted or profiled or discriminated against at any other school

E2 has been a supportive and safe school for my son (for 3 years now.) Historically, we struggled finding the right fit for our 2E child. Now we have less stress and more growth. Very flexible and accommodating. High staff to student ratio. My son has made amazing friends and loves coming to school now. Life changing for our family.