I am writing to let you know how my daughter is doing.  She is doing wonderfully.  She has made the A Honor Roll for the first semester...She has been selected Student of the Month...She plays in the band...As you can see, she is flourishing right in front of our eyes...I don't believe that all of this could be possible without having attended Spring Valley...For that, I thank you all! - Parent of SVS Alumna
 
The best thing about my teachers is that they are actually fun and they care about you and want you to succeed. - 8th Grade Student
 
The most important thing that I have learned from my teacher is "Don't give up." - 5th Grade Student
 
The best thing about SVS is that my teacher is right there to help me anytime I need it. - 3rd Grade Student
 
One of the best things about my teachers is that they care about how I learn and if my grades are good. - 11th Grade Student
 
I have been aware of Spring Valley's wonderful work for many years.  I only wish the school had been around when I was growing up. - Community Leader
 
What a wonderful sanctuary of safety and learning!  We are thrilled that there is a dynamic learning institution in Birmingham committed to providing a foundation of educational success to those students with learning differences. - Parent of Middle School Student
 
Thanks to Spring Valley, my son has gone from a boy who struggled to read to a child who loves books.  If Spring Valley hadn't been here for my child we would have left the state! - Parent of SVS Alumnus
 
What I like about Spring Valley is the fact that the relationship between teachers and parents is so one-on-one.  I have noticed tremendous improvement in my child's reading and she does not feel self conscious about reading in front of anyone.  Spring Valley has been a welcomed change. - Parent of SVS Alumna
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"My student now comprehends and retains more than most high school students because the faculty at Spring Valley introduced him to audio books" - Parent of Upper School Student
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"My son who wanted to quit school at age 8 has begun to talk about what he wants to be when he grows up" - Parent of Middle School Student
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