While the access/traffic leaves much to be desired, I'm on my seventh year of being a Vandegrift…read moreparent, and I can't say enough good things about the athletic programs, staff and academics. Overall it's a wonderful community, and we are proud to be Viper parents!

Rating the athletic facilities: some of the best I've seen in Texas. Easy access to football…read morestadium and gym. The campus is adjacent to Four Points Middle School.

Centrally located in downtown Austin this campus is easy to access from all areas and it is really…read moreclose to the capitol. It was built back in the early-mid 1900s initially as a high school. The older building is modernized, clean and the campus is super easy to get around.

I really like when tribune has events here. The mayor discussion with watson was full. I saw a lot…read moreof familiar faces.

I'm only rating the track at the school, not the school itself!…read more The track is great and already almost full stars for just being open to the public. There is an amazing view of the downtown skyline from the track and it's right next to the river. What a neat place for a high school. The track is standard and enough surrounding light at night that you can see where you're going. Ample parking along the street and parking lot so it's all very convenient.

Really great track and tennis courts available to the public after 5pm on weekdays dueing the…read moreschool year (and open all day during the summer and winter breaks). The tennis courts are all in great condition and include a nice wall area with half courts behind it for individual practice. The courts are popular after work hours, but there is an hour limit on play if there is a line of other players waiting. They can also be reserved in advance for private events or tournaments. My one complaint about the track and courts is that there aren't waterfountains or restrooms that are easily accessible. The johnson creek restrooms under the mopac bridge are close but still a bit of a walk. Be sure to bring plenty of your own water during the summer.

Very friendly staff. Good seats. I am seeing H.M.S Pinnacle. It's a quaint theater.It was cool that…read morethey had a pre Talk. I learned a lot about this show from director and actresses. It is relevant to today. The director directed it 80 times. It's interesting.

Actually the most ass school ever bro They took our hour…read morelong lunch for a useless fucking advisory period and they used to have this lady that would look over stall doors to catch kids vaping as an assistant principal. Half of the teachers hate their job and no one knows why they're still here bc teachers get paid nothing... don't send your kids here

I have been taking adult Spanish classes with The Language House since March, 2020. It is amazing!…read moreAll of the instructors are incredible, make learning fun/interesting and they are very patient. Muy importante! :) The past few years I have ventured out to the public social events held by The Language House. It is so nice to meet and mingle with other adult learners. Weekly class is very important and conversing with others is equally important. That's what the social events are all about. I have also made a few close friends in class - we meet regularly for coffee or lunch and practice our español. Muchas gracias to Virginia, all the instructors and The Language House for all that you do for us and the community.

I've been attending the Language House for (4) semesters now and have had a great experience. All…read moreof the teachers that I've experienced have been extremely well versed in Spanish, and provide fun and encouraging learning environments. My Spanish skills have become more well versed and I'm able to use what I've learned in class to speak to my wife in Spanish. There are also multiple locations to take class so it's great for anyone who does or doesn't have a busy schedule! There's also a lot of additional resources we receive out of class that are helpful, such as: WhatsApp Spanish group, homework lessons, Quizlet (app) trainings; etc. Thank you so much, Virginia!

I am a co-teacher/mom at Austin Classical and fall more in love with the school and community each…read moreday. The classical curriculum is not only engaging and challenging but has shown me that this is how children are meant to learn (especially after experiencing a public school education). The community is one of love and support, each family is there for a deeper purpose and that shines in the relationships that are built not only in the children, but in the adults as well. "For Christ and His glory" goes much beyond a motto and is truly the cornerstone and mission of ACS. We are so thankful to be a part of this beautiful school and community!

Austin Classical School has been an incredible blessing for our family. We changed schools half way…read morethrough the educational journey part of our parenthood and came in cautiously after having a poor experience elsewhere. Austin Classical met and exceeded every hope and expectation we could have for our 4 children who are different learners. I couldn't name all the wonderful things but: incredible leadership, quality educators, beautiful and thorough curriculum, and stellar community are true benefits of this school. My children are thriving and love school. We are so grateful for ACS!

It's a beautiful campus. Walking around brought up so many memories bonding with my deaf and hard…read moreof hearing friends back at home in our high school and college campuses. I'm inspired all over again to connect with and support a community here. Need to touch up on my ASL first!

Hard to rate this when I haven't been in and am not suffering from hearing loss, but do know both…read moreteachers and students here, and am happy to see an audibly challenged population welcomed with such a beautiful campus. Folks travel from all over the country with deaf children to attend this school, and it's really one of city's and SoCo's proudest institutions. The best thing about it? The quiet and curiosity of seeing students making their way to campus, signing to security guards, and seeing the guards sign back, reminding me how of another beautiful way to communicate and how I need to learn it.

At the heart of the Brentwood and Crestview neighborhoods, Brentwood Elementary is one of the best…read morekept secrets in Austin. Brentwood was built in 1951 and hasn't changed much since then. The classrooms are quaint, the teachers are friendly and communicative, and the administration is extremely pleasant to work with! We love Brentwood for their commitment to building community both in and outside of the classrooms. The emphasis on lifeskills (like integrity, honesty, courage, etc) and the Tribes curriculum have spilled over into our daily home life. I catch my kids saying, "Mom, thanks for displaying the lifeskill of friendship by making macaroni for lunch!" Sounds dorky, but it has worked for us! We also love Brentwood's diversity, both economic and racial, and the extra mile that the teachers and staff put it to build bridges across the divide. We're proud to say that our kids will attend through the 2020's (damn, we're gonna be old)....

Our current 7th grader attended Brentwood for 4th and 5th grade. We loved the community, the…read moreteachers, the music teacher, the physical education, the effort that was made to go green! Our 4 year old will be attending Kindergarten next year, and while some of our neighbors have chosen Gullett, I am truly commited to Brentwood. The diversity there is very important to my husband and I and my now 7th grader really learned a lot about other cultures. Highly recommended. Why drive to another school when it is in our neighbor and walking distance. We love Brentwood!