Leadership Prep School

"Awesome school!"

"Would give zero stars if there as an option to do so. Claimed to understand Asperger's and that they have several children walking the halls who do well here. BIG FAT LIE. The WORST school EVER. Discriminated against my son due to his disability. The principal of the upper school has no tolerance for any child that has any kind of disability - especially if you are high functioning autistic. Interesting to note, the special education director has NO special education training and the principal has 9 years but could not intelligently speak on Asperger's or understand how the disorder can manifest. Run as far away from this school as you can. They suspend and expel any student that does not fit the mold of a neurotypical child but will take the state/federal funds that are to be used for special education services and not deliver any of them. This is a pattern and they are going to be exposed for mistreating special education students."

"Education is the focus here. I have two kids in the School 2nd and 4th. They have learned to program, and feel highly involved. It has a lot less of the drama that seems to be in the Public Schools. The older grades 6th up seem to get transients, or trouble makers from other schools, but that seems to be changing more and more every year, as the LPS kids are filling in the upper classes from within their ranks. The school ranks really well in academics. I hope to see them expand into some sports, band if they can pull it off."

"Leadership prep is great! Teachers are wonderful...most of them, and I love the principal!! She takes great care of the school and also the kids. She treats them like her own!! I also love the uniforms...saves time everyday instead of picking out what to wear each day. This way all kids are looking and wearing the same. The only downside is that I wish school has cafeteria and proper gymnasium for the kids. Hopefully in near future its in plan!!"

"I am a parent of 2 children at Leadership Prep School in Frisco, Texas. My experience has not been bad but it has not been that good. The good thing about Leadership is it is close to home within walking distance.......I wish there was more diversity in leadership and more creativity when educating the children. My husband and I have been debating on withdrawing our children but we decided to give it a full year to see if our hearts and mind would change. Sad to say it has not. I don't want to put anything negative out there so I will just say my children will not be returning next year."

"Leadership prep is great! Teachers are wonderful...most of them, and I love the principal!! She takes great care of the school and also the kids. She treats them like her own!! I also love the uniforms...saves time everyday instead of picking out what to wear each day. This way all kids are looking and wearing the same. The only downside is that I wish school has cafeteria and proper gymnasium for the kids. Hopefully in near future its in plan!!"

"Would give zero stars if there as an option to do so. Claimed to understand Asperger's and that they have several children walking the halls who do well here. BIG FAT LIE. The WORST school EVER. Discriminated against my son due to his disability. The principal of the upper school has no tolerance for any child that has any kind of disability - especially if you are high functioning autistic. Interesting to note, the special education director has NO special education training and the principal has 9 years but could not intelligently speak on Asperger's or understand how the disorder can manifest. Run as far away from this school as you can. They suspend and expel any student that does not fit the mold of a neurotypical child but will take the state/federal funds that are to be used for special education services and not deliver any of them. This is a pattern and they are going to be exposed for mistreating special education students."

"Education is the focus here. I have two kids in the School 2nd and 4th. They have learned to program, and feel highly involved. It has a lot less of the drama that seems to be in the Public Schools. The older grades 6th up seem to get transients, or trouble makers from other schools, but that seems to be changing more and more every year, as the LPS kids are filling in the upper classes from within their ranks. The school ranks really well in academics. I hope to see them expand into some sports, band if they can pull it off."

"I am a parent of 2 children at Leadership Prep School in Frisco, Texas. My experience has not been bad but it has not been that good. The good thing about Leadership is it is close to home within walking distance.......I wish there was more diversity in leadership and more creativity when educating the children. My husband and I have been debating on withdrawing our children but we decided to give it a full year to see if our hearts and mind would change. Sad to say it has not. I don't want to put anything negative out there so I will just say my children will not be returning next year."

"Awesome school!"