iLearn Schools, Inc. 33-00 Broadway, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410

"The CEO of a private non-profit organization, iLearn Schools, is also a public Charter School's (Bergen & Passaic Arts and Science Charter Schools) lead person. How is this not conflict of interest?"

"Every one in there works the way they feel like. And by the way why should i play lottery to send my child to this or any school. They should play lottery to have us. They get paid per each child that goes there. This is beyond rude..by they way they dont provide transportation for children,they said we pay $1000 annually and thats it....no changes whatsoever im very happy i removed my children out of there. public schools are much better by far"

"Management seems to care about themselves more than the students (at graduation, the CEO supposedly made no mention of the students, and praised his business and numbers). Complete lack of attention to staff concerns, inconsistent hiring practices, and during COVID-19, students were basically allowed to submit everything at the end of the marking period, and could not be failed for any reason (the minimum grade allowed to be issued is 45), resulting in pretty much no motivation to do any work throughout the year. No real special education resources either."

"I wish I could give 0 . iLearn has a great mission and vision on paper. They claimed to offer exceptional programs, comprehensive services, and opportunities to partner in education. The problem with this mission and vision is that leadership does not want to put the effort behind the growth they speak of. The reality is that staff are overworked, underpaid, and made to believe that the company will hire more staff to meet the demands (which is largely false). At the end of the day you have a lot of tired employees who used to love their job but are getting burnt out. Promises of promotions and room for growth are blatantly broken. HR and management are obsessed with employees clocking in and out consistently and on time--even the salaries employees. iLearn does a great job of selling itself, but underneath all the smiles and buzzwords is a company with deep pockets and little vision or professionalism."