Excellent French teacher! Fusion allowed my daughter to complete French 2 over the summer with an aggressive schedule. By far the best part of the experience was the French teacher. She was very nurturing, encouraging, and motivating, and truly connected with my daughter, who wanted to find a way to keep working with her even after schedules had changed. Everything was online, and despite the aggressive timeline, my daughter thrived and learned so much because her teacher cared so much about her success. I enjoyed reading the daily reports that discussed all her progress. I'm so impressed that happened over the course of just weeks. Truly impressive.

Disregard my previous negative review Disregard my previous negative review Turns out I called the wrong Fusion campus and they had no idea who I was. So I dialed the nearest one near me, and the representative was so kind and helped quickly. Best support experience I have ever had.

FGA saved our family FGA saved our son and his education. He wanted to quit school, was refusing to go, when he did go, I got phone calls from the Assistant Principal about him not wanting to go to classes. I had been micromanaging his public school education since the beginning. He now loves his classes and loves to learn. He has great teachers that show support and interest in him. He went from not succeeding and hating everything to being happy and talking about college. We couldn’t be happier!

One on one classes Our daughter has some health issues that had us change to homeschooling. The one on one connection she has with her teachers is amazing. She is thriving and learning. They work with her when she doesn’t feel well and encourage to what she can during their time together. They are patient and kind. They whole experience has been easy and just made us feel comfortable knowing this was the right path for her.

Kind, encouraging, creative teachers My child’s teachers are kind, encouraging, and creative. She thrives with the one-to-one format. She is able to stay engaged and no longer complains of being bored or annoyed by classroom disruptions or having to go at a slow pace or do an abundance of homework on a concept she already has down. There are no more unjust group dynamics to contend with in which the solution is to just “toughen up”. Nothing is perfect, but I believe my child has had a much better middle school experience than she would have otherwise had.