In the classroom, on the field, or on the job, Grace attributes much of her success to the lessons she learned at Radcliffe Creek.

RCS was fundamental in teaching me how to decode information, whether the information is quantitative or qualitative, and RCS taught me to arrive at a solution in my own way that is tailored to my strengths.

The skills Radcliffe gave me have carried into my military career and have helped me make progress not only in rank, but also in skill-level training.

In many ways, Radcliffe laid the groundwork and foundation for my high school and college years by helping me read more fluently.

Being in a school where kids thought the same way I did and struggled in the same areas allowed me to come out of my shell because I knew that I wasn't just dealing with this on my own.

Radcliffe taught me how to challenge myself. Radcliffe taught me to do more than get good grades, more than play a prescribed role that was written by others, and more than succeed. Radcliffe taught me how to flourish.

Radcliffe Creek School taught me many things, but the most important (and the one that has stuck with me throughout my life) is that it's ok to be different. That was a life-changing lesson.

It is because of Radcliffe that I was able to succeed.

Radcliffe prepared me for my future by teaching me how to successfully intake information. I never thought that I would have books in my apartment that I enjoyed reading, or want to read, but I do.

Radcliffe's unique approach to education, and its dedicated and caring staff, opened my eyes to a world of possibilities and changed my life completely.

RCS changed my life in so many ways: I was able to tackle my dysgraphia, I became more self confident and I met friends for life.