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Learn4Life Concept Charter Schools

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Good concept, poorly run - Instructor Learn4Life Concept Charter Schools Employee Review

1.0
Apr 12, 2017
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Pros

Great concept, reaching out to students who would otherwise drop-out or get lost in the system.

Cons

Horrible administration (headquarters) -- it's a money-making business to them, and they haven't a clue how to run schools. Horrible salaries -- people are told they'll get raises, and then they're left waiting for months on end before anything happens. Credentialed teachers aren't paid that well. HR is the worst to deal with. Instead of working with staff, the give excuses and blame staff.

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5.0
Jan 29, 2026
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Pros

Small classes and individual work with students Semi-flexible schedule NO DISCIPLINE problems at all!

Cons

Some students have very low level of prerequisites. No summer break

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1.0
Feb 4, 2026
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Pros

-6 hours (despite you getting the job and then they try to tell you that you have to work 8 but won’t legally write that down since it’s not legal) -can make a difference for some students

Cons

-admin hires their family and those people do nothing -admin team out for not doing their job but can’t take criticism, blames it on all of the teachers and team while they do nothing all day and gossip -large amounts of favoritism and nepotism at the Chula Vista site -students don’t graduate -10% grad rate and can confirm. They use kids as numbers to blame teachers, but the kid will never graduate -have recently been bribing students with credits to speak about the school favorably when the news comes around -a lot of teachers let students cheat and admin supports it -an extremely hostile work environment where admin allows teachers to scream at one another, no intervention, and threaten staff -crazy work, deadlines, and lack of accountability as to where teacher funding goes

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