Butler Middle School is a very good Middle School. The Principal, Mr. Rudes, is excellent and his…read morepredecessor Ms. Logan have built an excellent program including two dual language immersion programs, Chinese and French. Students achieve at high levels at BMS and I would highly recommend this school.

My daughter goes here and she says that she really likes the teachers but sometimes when they see…read morepeople doing inappropriate or bad thing, they only yell about it and don't even send them to the principle or scold them more hard! She said someone told someone to kill themselves and then poked them with a pencil in the eye (they're ok don't worry) So just be careful when here.

I'm very happy with my son's experience at Beehive Science & Technology Academy. The teachers are…read morededicated and genuinely care about each student's growth. My son has become more confident, responsible, and curious about learning--especially in science and technology. The school provides a safe, supportive, and engaging environment that helps students reach their full potential. I appreciate the strong communication between teachers and parents, as well as the many opportunities for enrichment through clubs, field trips, and STEM activities. BSTA has been a wonderful place for my son to learn and thrive!

This school is pretty good the teachers are all pretty nice and the students too. The only downside…read moreis the school lunch which is absolutely terrible. It is also a very strict dress code for students

Love the school, my kids went here and sincerely loved it. The teachers and staff were very…read morewelcoming and have great expectations for my kids. As well as the new principal that made our experience way better.

Cottonwood High School is a grand establishment for education. It is filled with diversity and…read moreinclusion. Many students come to the school from out of boundaries just to participate in the amazing opportunities that Cottonwood provides students. Cottonwood is notes for having an outstanding theater department and the top team in the state for baseball. Teachers work hard with their students to make sure that they can succeed. It is a great place to be! Go colts!

Too bad i can't do 0 Stars Current dean is a complete joke…read more I don't know a single kid who likes this school. Bunch of spoiled brats. A Senior Boy flirting and making terrible jokes to me....Honestly save your kids and your money and send them to brighton. Sports are insanely expensive just get a terrible team that's not worth your time. All the good athletes leave and go to different schools. The drama is insane too. the friend groups are very clicky and unwelcoming. If your kid is not good at anything, quiet, very smart without teachers, very well behaved, and basically has no life, then this would probably be the school for you. DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE. Dean is an absolute joke and very very mean. 0/10 do not recommend. I sure hope my parents let me go to brighton soon.

No longer a good school, if it ever truly was…read more New administration nearly every year , most of whom lack any of the qualifications to run a school (current admin is a pastor, 1 was an accountant) ). Very limited programs, mediocre academics (but very easy grading (probably to keep up the appearance of what they claim) very stifling/judgmental environment and one of the least Christian behaving communities we've seen. So much bullying among both staff and students and so many kids struggling with their mental health, due in part to the uncaring staff and student body. There is no college counselor (as of our departure) , no properly credentialed school counselor (as of our departure) , no math or reading specialist, no leveled instruction, no music program or instructors, very few elective or Honors/concurrent offerings. Many of the teachers are parents who , likely in order to keep their tuition benefit , flood rating sites to mask the poor reviews over the past several years. We were mislead to believe that there was so much to offer here, but our time here proved otherwise.

Waterford was great for us in one way. My daughter became mysteriously ill pretty much for an…read moreamount of time in junior/senior year. It affected her cognitive abilities and she was forced to miss a good amount of school as well as special events of senior year. The kind, discreet response of the teachers and administrative staff blew us all away. They were fiercely protective of her. My daughter is pretty private but the students and their parents who knew were equally as amazing! Character was high with the kids (they didn't gossip much like you might find at another school, held her confidences and, as a result, feel like the school will forever be in my heart. The only issue that holds me back is that I feel it can be very rules heavy, a bit punitive (kids were expelled and punished for little). It lacks a vibrant social scene, can be a bit provincial in its academic and enriching offerings and can tend to mute students from sharing thoughts and expressing themselves. The last thing is that students don't really head committees or initiatives in junior or senior year... they really should and parents should be nowhere to be found. High school is the time to try new things and fail. Prom committee, the school store, a real school newspaper...They really aren't encouraged to as the parent body leads all. This proved tougher when my daughter went off to high school. Other than that, great school with great classes and teachers, special kids and- for the most part- a wonderful, warm parent body. Thank you Waterford!

After 4 years of sending our kids here, we have learned enough about the ultra-private and…read moreconservative ways in which the Board of Directors, and the Head of School run the school. It is so far reaching that kids can be expelled because of their parents behavior (reference the Waterford Code of Conduct). We are seriously thinking of moving our kids to Rowland Hall.

Good school. Most of the teachers are nice and cool. The school lunch is probably better than the…read moreaverage school lunch. Overall a pretty decent school.

It's so boring. The teachers go on and on and on and I have to listen! It's outrageous!read more

I am leaving 3 stars because the school isn't the best. Even though the condition of the school is…read moregreat some teachers are a bit careless.

This school should be the benchmark for all the schools in the state if not the U.S. They are…read moreprogressive, inclusive and have made wholistic education a reality. Don't tell me it can't be done. The teachers and staff at Churchill do what so many say cannot be done on a daily basis and they do it with compassion and engagement. It's clear they really care about the future leaders they are molding and they truly WANT to do the work they do. After transferring my daughter here, walking in the halls I heard children laughing for the first time in years. It brought me to tears. These students are genuinely happy at school. It's nothing short of miraculous. This is how school should be. Not the gladiator arena so many schools have become. Thank you. Thank you a thousand times over! Churchill has made a monumental positive impact not just on my daughter but on our entire family.

I am writing from my parents yelp but I am definitely not going to this school again. It is so…read moreracist I am Hispanic and it seems like the counseling and principal only like helping the whites. Last year as I was a 6th grader kids were making fun of me and my teacher heard and didn't do anything which was in science class. I had issues through out the school year and the counselor didn't do anything to help. She would just threaten me about not coming back next year instead of helping me. How does their staff make 60 through 80 thousand a year?! Like what! They don't even help a kid that is a different race then other kids and it seems like they only help the kids that like in the cove which have a lot of money!

Absolutely a stellar school! Great leadership and academics. The students love their school.read more

My grandson did not have a good experience. There was a huge gap in communication between teachers…read moreand the parents. We found out that the student was below grade level in reading only when he was tested in another school. As an educator myself, I find it very wrong, especially when one is paying a lot of money in tuition. Furthermore, in our experience, the first-grade teacher used ancient methodology and pedagogy. All in all, not a pleasant experience for the child and the parent of the child.