It's a great school where you can learn about Christ. Beautiful campus. Great teachers. Amazing…read moreschool.

We removed our child from Cornerstone. We complained to Jake Hood but he said he's never heard of…read moreany bullying...Right! Hear No Evil*See No Evil*Speak No Evil Hood said he planned on being there a long time, but he's apparently gone already, as so many before him. Could've seen that coming from a million miles away. By the way, Cornerstone had my first review taken down, as I now suspect many other critical reviews have been. Cornerstone has had some amazing people, Mr Harrison, Mr Puente, Mrs Puente (God rest her soul), Mr Hudspeth, Mr Sessions, Coach Navarrete, Mrs Ruvalcaba, and others, but the administration changes constantly! The big secret is, untouchable families, who do whatever they want, whenever they want, however they want; many are athletes and staff from the church and school. Shouldn't be that way, but we experienced it over & over. So, we left. Many others have left for the same reasons. A friend living near the school took their kids out because the administration wouldn't deal with the untouchables harassing their child who's on the spectrum. They told us 3 other families -on-their-street- left also. Cornerstone should be training up a righteous generation, but instead they're just coddling untouchables. Sad... Change must come from the top. We can only hope & pray.

I wont say who but a certain teachers teaching style didn't help me or other students understand…read morethe material, and I felt unsupported in her class. I don't believe she's an effective teacher.

As a certified teacher and mother, I can confidently say St. Anthony Catholic School best meets the…read moreneeds of the whole child. From academics to a variety of extra curricular activities, St. Anthony Catholic School offers dynamic ways to ignite, challenge, and assist your child to excel true to his or her talents. In addition, we have a faith-filled community of administrators, teachers and families to walk along side you in this journey. St. Anthony Catholic School is a wonderful place for the whole family to call, home.

My children have been here since pre-school. My youngest is about to start intermediate school (5th…read moregrade) and my eldest is about to start high school in a few days. Castle Hills is a part of our DNA. The superintendent is a man with more enthusiasm, dedication, compassion and commitment to student and family success than anyone I've ever known. Teachers are dedicated. The curriculum is challenging and the family-like environment fosters life-long friends and memories. I should know, I graduated from Castle Hills in 1992 and still have the same best friends from those days. If you want your child to know they are loved by Jesus and are more than just a face in the crowd, try The Christian School at Castle Hills.

We have had our son at CHS since he was in the third grade, and he has thrived over the years. We…read morewere so fortunate to have Lisa Jacobs as his principal, and she was a godsend! Lisa has since retired, but still pops in and remembers our son fondly! Mr. Pinkston, the teachers and support staff are amazing!! We have never seen such kind, caring and knowledgeable professionals! Their attentive approach to students and passion for education has made such an impact! Fast forward 5 years, he continues to thrive in 8th grade with excellent grades and a great group of friends! When we were looking at schools, CHS offered SOARS support which really stood out to us and has been such an amazing tool for our son. I highly recommend an education with CHS, schedule a tour and shadow day, you will be thoroughly impressed

San Antonio Christian Schools (SACS) was once a wonderful school, but sadly, that is no longer the…read morecase. As a parent who invested more than 10 years with multiple children at SACS, I cannot recommend the school today primarily for three reasons. First, tuition has increased significantly in recent years, yet the quality of education has not kept pace. While there are still pockets of excellent teachers who truly love their students and inspire them, these are the exception rather than the rule. For the tuition and additional fees being charged, the academics and overall experience simply do not measure up. Second, the administration is inconsistent, plays favorites and encourages gender discrimination. Certain families and students receive preferential treatment, while others are held to a different standard. Additionally, certain events are marketed based on gender, intentionally excluding the opposite gender. Instead of upholding fairness, the administration regularly chooses self preservation, politics and favoritism. Third, SACS does not partner with parents. Although the school claims it values collaboration, the reality is when parents raise legitimate concerns or attempt to hold leadership accountable, they are quickly silenced. There has been incidents of misconduct by staff towards students as well as sexual harassment claims against a high level administrative staff member, and in all circumstances, claims have been swept under the rug. Staff members that challenge decisions are fired. Families who question decisions or speak out are often placed on a "blacklist". Families, including those with children in good academic and behavioral standing, are prevented from re-enrolling or denied readmission. The message is clear: conform and be silent or get out. In short, SACS today reflects hypocrisy rather than true Christian values. The school promotes itself as providing a faith-based, high-quality education, but the reality is very different. Tuition is too high for what families actually receive, the environment is political and unfair, and the administration does not respect parents as partners in their children's education. If you are considering enrolling your child at SACS, my advice is to look elsewhere. Save your money for a school that offers genuine Christian values, quality academics, integrity, and displays respect for both students and their families.

I spent 14 years of my life at the school. 10 out of 10 recommend. The teachers really care, you…read moremake, lifelong friends, and the food in the cafeteria is really good.

I can't say enough good things about SLES. In her first semester, our 3 year old is turning into…read moreone polite and mindful little lady. All of her teachers and other staff members have such a concern for our entire family that this school has felt like home from day one. I will be sending our new son to SLES when the time comes. This has been the best educational experience we could have dreamed for with our family.

We absolutely love SLES! I honestly have not one single complaint! We are so happy we found such an…read moreamazing community for our son (PK3). He loves going to school, has met amazing friends and teachers who cherish him and his sweet personality. He is also involved in an after school enrichment program -gymnastics and absolutely loves it and the coach! This is such a loving and special place. When my daughter, who doesn't even go to the school yet, was sick and in the hospital, I can't even begin to tell you how many people reached out to us with concern and love, asking how she was doing and if there was anything they could do to help. We truly feel special and loved here, and the education my son is receiving is top notch! What more could you ask for?

Good school and great education. all teachers are great and my child comes home with a smile. i…read morelove this school it cool. also we have a moving fam. this is the best school in ze world. Shoutout to sandovals class PS: i have been for 7 years

They are so organized, the kids are well behaved, they care about the kids and it showsread more

I'm a student at SMH And honestly it's very nice. The cafeteria has actual good food and the…read morefaculty give help to the students whenever they ask, And the sports team are taught very well.

St. Mary's Hall is one of the most beautiful schools in all of San Antonio. Both teachers and…read moreadministration there are top notch in lower middle and upper schools. The facilities are quite impressive and the library... oh the library there is one that makes you just want to curl up next the their fireplace and lose yourself in a book.

I have heard great things from other parents about Great Hearts schools and wanted to find out for…read moremyself. We applied this year and were fortunate to have been drafted through lottery. My daughter loved her old school and was quite disappointed when we told her that she was going to a new school. However, after 4 months, she has acclimated well and have nothing but good things to say about her teachers and classmates. She finds the work challenging and exciting. The school has taught her and our family a new way to approach reading. They teach Latin and have poetry wars. They also have an after school program that is an extension to their education and not just babysitting. The after school teachers help with homework and pick up is until 6 pm. They also have after school clubs with nominal charge. What is most important to my family was the school's faculty and their program for kids with special needs. My son was diagnosed with a rare disorder in October, that affected him neurologically. Some of the staff from school and after school program visited him, including Mr. Brogran (assistant headmaster). We love his teacher Mrs. Laird. She is a smart, kind, and loving teacher. She visited him in the hospital twice. My son had missed 2 1/2 months of school from being sick. Ms. Ernest (teacher), has been so patient in teaching him at home. She has been an important part of his education. We drive to school at least an hour twice a day, sometimes longer. We decided to move closer to the school since our kids loved being there.

This school needs to get their parking situation figured out ASAP. My neighborhood is miserable to…read moreenter at peak traffic and I'm sure others experience this issue. Stagger the release times, arrange some sort of shared pickup situation; I don't care what the solution is, but this needs to be resolved.

If sexism and negligence took place as a school, it would be this one. No words truly describe how…read moremuch this school has changed in the worst way possible. when I was a freshman we had the most amazing principal ever, but the vice principal was something else. after she left, he took over. basically everything change and I have made a well constructed list of how awful this school is. 1. sexism. this school is far more invested In the lives of teenage girls then it should be. why should I walk into a classroom and the first thing that happens are the teachers checking my skirt length. Not only that, but the boys get away with everything. we have a uniform at our school, which consist of a polo and either khaki or navy blue pants/skirts. The boys often show up in khaki sweatpants/navy blue sweatpants or not even Antonian outerwear or polos. But the girls are sent to the office every day for the length of our skirts. The teachers always say they aren't looking at the girls in a provocative way, but they never seem to notice how the boys in our class. I was once told that my skirt was too short and I was gifted in many areas. He was talking about my butt. This was teacher. The boys also Wear extremely extremely tight pants and extremely tight shirts. I can see everything and yet my boobs being too big for my shirt is a problem. we are constantly being told to cover up for our bodies and that we are more than what we wear, but then we are constantly yelled at and made fun of by the faculty. I find this funny because it is the boys who are sneaking off into the bathrooms and doing weed. Our principal is more concerned with what is in our hair than the boys smoking and doing weed in the school bathroom. 2. expressing yourself. at Antonian College preparatory high school you must fit in with everybody else. You cannot wear whatever earrings you want or do whatever you want with your hair because it could be too distracting for the students around you. Over the years, they have become more concerned over what type of shoes you are wearing rather than being concerned with the fact that almost half of the senior class not graduate. This school is more concerned about their image than their actual students. They do not care about you. 3. their image and rule following. When I was a sophomore I got sent to the mental hospital. I had a lot of work to make up and it was just a very stressful time for me. The teachers did not care. they were more concerned about the criteria that has been established. if I was overworked and I didn't have time to make up a quiz it would be a zero. overall, the teachers just did not care. They just wanted a paycheck. The teachers take the rules to seriously. Now I know following the rules is important, but sometimes you have to break these rules. if you need to go use the restrooms during advisory, you are considered absent. I once saw my advisory teacher tell a student to go grab something from their backpack. The bell rang and she locked the door on him and told him to get a tardy pass. 4. Did I mention sexism? The sexism in the school is extremely aggravating and disheartening. The boys are constantly praised for doing things the exact same way the girls do. There have been instances where students are having sex in the bathroom and it is only the girl that gets in trouble. I have heard too many instances of the boys getting away (with maybe a detention) but the girls are constantly made fun of and watched upon by the staff. The boys in my class are often playing games and being on their phones while the girls get in trouble for talking. i'm not saying the boys don't get sexist remarks too, because they do. The boys constantly have to do hard labor while the girls just get to sit back and relax. Or, the boys will be asked inappropriate questions about boyhood and it will be seen as a joke. I think these are outdated ideas that are negatively influencing the ideas of young men and women. I could probably write another essay about how awful the school has become and how unbearable it is to go to. And if I feel the need to, I will write another review because I want this School to change for the better. The girls don't feel welcomed, and we just want a place where we can feel accepted and not hated on. unless the school changes for the better do not send your kids here.

Best private high school in San Antonio. The administrators are great and put the students first!…read moreThe teachers are great too!

We transferred both our high school boys this past year and they are so much happier. More…read morechallenging curriculum, individualized attention, recognition of their chosen sport. Overall, very happy.

The school campus is nice and the teachers seem really nice however I was not impressed or wow'd by…read morethe administration.