Birmingham Student review

Keith Jackson • January 1, 2024

 

Before I started classes at Brightmont, I had many difficulties with

 

my writing in my English class. The one-to-one teaching at

Brightmont allowed the class to be taught where I could find

interest in the subject again. In fact, the one-to-one classroom

environment cultivated a passion and a motivation for me even in

the classes I used to hate! Brightmont Academy gave me the

motivation and the strength to do things where I previously

struggled, and what I learned at Brightmont will continue to help

me in the future.

Tyler S. - 12th Grade

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