Edupoint Educational Systems

I recently moved into the area from up north in AZ, and was very interested in checking out the Synergy Education Platform for my two young children, one 8, and one 10, and I found Edupoint immediately when googling around for a couple of places to go and visit to see what might be the best fit for my kids. Upon arrival, I was impressed with the newness of the office building they are located in and the cleanliness of the surroundings, as well as the location which offers many great food choices and a barnes and noble just across the street. In fact it looked to me as though they have recently expanded into a second suite within the building and so at first glance I was compelled to think they are doing very well and must offer a quality program that would truly benefit my children.
Everything was going along well and I had a good feeling about getting my kids signed up so that they could begin soon, but as I was mulling things over in my mind, I overheard a couple of female receptionists discussing some things, and their conversation was trending towards a very negative, judgemental, and even racist nature, and I had to stop what I was doing and listen just for a minute. I could not believe that people in a profession of helping people, especially children with their learning and development would be so quick to judge, and even slander others! I am not sure what the exact nature of their discussion was about obviously as I did not hear all of what they had to say, but what I did hear disturbed me and I will not be sending my children to this learning institution now or anytime in the future! I know that school can be tough enough on kids as they have the other children to deal with and possibly be picked on or singled out, and as parent I rely on the quality and integrity of the teaching staff to be there for the kids in their defense and protection, and I do not get the feeling that at least a couple of people there really care much about such things.
I can hardly even believe I am having to say this, but there is no way I will be subjecting my young ones to an environment where the leadership, in any fashion, is going to carry on with a racist/​judgmental mindset. I do genuinely hope that change is made and that this does not carry on into the future as the environment there should be one of caring and welcoming students and their parents with open arms, and although I do understand people get upset from time to time, it just isn’t right to slander someone in public with the possibility of young, impressionable ears anywhere nearby. The world outside is tough enough, so they do NOT need to be exposed to such attitudes in a «learning» setting.