Both of my kids have been at this school for over 3 years and they love it. Their teachers and other staff always show them love and support. The classrooms that they have been in are clean and real Montessori style. Your kids won’t get stuck with an iPad here or toys from ages ago. Here they are learning life skills like washing, scrubbing, tidying but also writing, sentence building, and reading. Students in this school continue to stand out compared to our peers from other daycares/schools in academics and understanding. This school is a hidden gem

Bullying is a serious, ongoing issue that is not adequately addressed. There are frequent incidents of smoking, vaping, and even fights occurring in the bathrooms. When we brought our concerns to the staff, we felt dismissed and unsupported. It wasn’t until we threatened legal action that the administration began to take us seriously. If you experience problems, be persistent—request that video footage be reviewed and continue advocating for your child, because unfortunately, the staff likely won’t. We ultimately made the decision to transfer our children out of the district.

My gripe is no one thought about parents picking up kids .. we are parked all around mccreight on to west cedar view. We have a man who comes out of his house towards our cars yelling cause we're lined up in front of his house. .. the congestion of traffic is ridiculous... Safety patrol display fighting instead of getting the kids to their cars..

Fully virtual, SJT offers an inclusive and diverse learning environment. Students can work at their own pace to achieve their learning goals. Chromebooks and internet hotspots are available for all students. There are many cutting edge learning tools being used in the education at this school. There is almost no bullying at this school and no fights because the school is online; it is a very safe school. Some students have graduated with full scholarships to 4 year colleges.

Great school. My son has been there for 2 years.

Upton Lake offers a great Christian education and wonderful atmosphere for learning. It's like a family. The teachers truly care about your child and are desirous to see them excel academically and spiritually.

Walnut Grove Elementary School provides excellent academic support for all students. Teachers create a fun and caring environment where children feel supported and engaged. Students benefit from hands-on learning through various STEM units integrated throughout the school. They also have the opportunity to participate in a wide range of activities. Additionally, the school enjoys outstanding parental involvement, which strengthens the school community and enhances student success.

Overall this school is wonderful. The teachers are all great, and the principal knows all of the students by name. Being one of the smaller catholic schools seems to give a more personal experience, and the parents are all great, without some of the competitiveness that other schools in the area have.

My daughter has been at school for 2 years. She goes to school with joy. She absolutely loves her teacher! The downsides of the school are that there are no buses, and physical education is on the roof.

I’ve had a challenging experience with Blanton Elementary. While I appreciate some of the teachers, my interactions with the vice principal have been very disappointing. When I called to check on my daughter, I was met with rudeness and a refusal to confirm her presence at school. Even after meeting to discuss the situation, I felt the apology was insincere, especially considering my daughter’s safety was at stake. Overall, I believe the staff, particularly in the main office, could benefit from a more professional and friendly approach. I’m looking forward to finding a better fit for my daughter’s education.

As a parent of three of my children that attended compass rose legacy. I would advise for you to run as far as you can away from this school. Everything they say and promote is a complete LIE. They do not communicate with the parents whatsoever unless it's to benefit their needs. If your child has any special needs or needs help, they do not allow your child to receive the benefits that there allowed by the state to receive the extra support or help. They fired the good teachers and keep the ones that are willing to tell their lies for whatever is needed to spin their narrative. Everything I was told prior to my children entering this school year 24' -25' have been a complete disaster the whole time. They're terrible on communicating with parents. Even their academic sucks. How does football season happened and not one game was one the whole time. And now they want for u as the parents to come out of your pocket for a school that can't even win one game. So my advice for this school is still the same, RUN AWAY and don't answer if they come your door. It's what I should've did had I seen a review like my own.

As a parent, I am deeply disheartened by my experience with Austin Prep. While the school speaks frequently about values and virtues, I have seen little evidence that these ideals are lived out in meaningful ways especially when it comes to supporting students who are struggling, either academically or socially. Bullying is a major issue, and the school does not seem equipped or willing to address it effectively. There is little to no support for students who need emotional or behavioral guidance. Parents are often left in the dark, unless, of course, they are being asked to donate. The tuition continues to rise, yet the return on investment in terms of education, community, or student well-being — is questionable at best. It’s also disconcerting how much power is concentrated in the hands of families whose children are teachers’ kids or part of the “in crowd.� Favoritism is alive and well, and it trickles down into academics, social life, and especially athletics. Sports teams do not appear to be chosen or supported based on ability, and not all teams are treated with the same level of respect or funding. Perhaps most frustrating of all is how little involvement parents are actually allowed to have aside from writing a check. True partnership with families is sorely lacking. If I could move my child to another school tomorrow, I would. I hope leadership at Austin Prep takes a hard look at what it preaches and begins to close the gap between its mission and its reality.

My student is a junior at ASU prep. We tried chandler schools and QC schools and they were awful. This school is a vast improvement and their SPED program is fantastic. They’re a small school with a supportive environment and they deal with bullying well. The downside is there’s a lot of last minute communication.

Its considered one of the top school districts in the country for a reason. You cant let 3 low reviews from likely some Karen tank the ratings of a school district that has received national acclaim from PROFESSIONALS who judge outside of one mishap. They have gone above and beyond in dealing with my medical case child and the other has flourished through this school much better then the one size fits all of the private catholic schools he used to attend.

Many phenomenal teachers who care about their students. Like anywhere, a few teachers aren’t great but many are exceptional. The office staff is incredibly rude and disorganized. The administrators are some of the worst I’ve ever seen. Abundance of safety issues with weapons being brought to school. Overall, I’m not sure the pros outweigh the cons for sending your child here.