And while classes are small, positive reinforcement is big. Students pay a minimal tuition, but many of them have scholarships. Parents must volunteer at least three hours a week at the school. If we all just begin to look at children for what they all can achieve, they are creations designed to be successful. Diamond School began in a small building with five students in 1995.
Fields calls it a good investment.
If you develop a child, you help a family. And when you help a family, you improve the community. Fields also says the biggest complaint she hears from students and parents is that they want the school to go to 12th grade. Copyright 2001 by NewsChannel2000 . All rights reserved.