We appreciate everything you and Mrs. Theros have done for our family.

Julie Clesi

I can personally testify that if parents work to reinforce your lessons kids can be changed.
Brice’s doctor wanted him placed on medication for attention deficit when he was in the 3rd grade. We chose Level 10 as an alternative. Four years later Brice has never been on medication, is a straight A student and manages to play football and baseball while continuing his training with you. He is not perfect by any means, but he is very focused on his goals of attending the Naval Academy and entering the Marines… not too shabby of a goal for a 7th grader. Brian and I attribute a lot of his success to you and your school.
He struggles sometimes with “needing a break,” but he is always happy when we force him to stick it out. Parents need to understand that it is also their responsibility to instruct their children and that changes can’t be made in just a couple hours a week at Level 10.
Even a year at training changed Allie. She was quiet and shy and lacked self confidence in herself. You would not believe the young lady she has become. She is now a junior at Franklin Central and is in her 3rd year of competition show choir. She performs on that stage like she owns the place and is very confident in herself… I attribute it to the first in-school competition she participated in when she won a gold medal. It was like a switch was flipped in how she viewed herself.
We appreciate everything you and Mrs. Theros have done for our family.