My colleague, Nikki Asano speaks highly of WMA and I have been interested in Kai starting Kindergarten there for the past one year plus (i.e. last November I was already wondering if WMA might be the school for Kai). Kai has a number of support needs, as you can see from his diagnoses; however when his learning is supported and at the "just right challenge" he does exceptional. Relationships are so important to Kai and we think he would do really well in a small school like WMA, where he can know his teachers and fellow students. There are many principles at WMA that align with our own, such as involvement in the community, the focus on extra-curricular activities, and the individualized support. WMA seems like a school that really values the individual needs of students and families, and we would be very happy to be a part of it.