All 3 of my kiddos have or currently attend HRES. We LOVE this school so much. Not one complaint…read more Go Stallions!

Highland Ranch is an amazing community, with devoted teachers and staff, an amazing principal, and…read moreincredible parents who run the PTA and Ed. Foundation. This is my daughters 3rd year at HRES and we couldn't be happier!!!

I enrolled my child in math tutoring here after hearing great things from several other…read moreparents--and now I completely understand why they recommended it so highly. Julie is an outstanding tutor who quickly understands what parents are looking for and responds to those needs right away. The other instructors are also professional, kind, and supportive. My child especially loves his math tutor, which makes a huge difference. The program feels well-structured, reliable, and thoughtfully run. We've had such a positive experience that we're planning to try the English classes this summer too. I'm hopeful my child will enjoy them just as much as the math sessions. Highly recommended.

I cannot believe this place is still open. My nephew has been mistreated and ignored here. He has a…read morelearning disability and it has been disregarded and ignored. It seems the "teachers" are too concerned with everything else going on around them. It is a terrible location for a learning center. We have decided to move my nephew to a center with more experience and accessibility for children that really need help. It is unfair to keep this place open. It sickens me that this has been going on for so long. I have spoken with multiple parents on social media that have had similar experiences. There are many more options available to assist your child that will actually treat them as they should be treated. I recommend you look into other centers for their sake.

Very poor quality of tutors: Had to change Math and French tutors because of their poor quality in…read morecritical time of the year ! Poor management - ClubZ has been over charging me . There is Zero communication between tutors and ClubZ on number of sessions and they blindly charge you.

I was so lucky to have Anita as a tutor, she was really helpful in letting me know how the ACT is…read moregraded and formatted, she also helped me learn some good strategies for taking both the SAT and ACT. I also liked how flexible they are with their schedules. Would definitely recommend for the busy student.

The school was not that bad but still not great. The food was pretty bad but sometimes they had…read moresome good options like Mac and cheese, chicken nuggets, and a big daddy's stuffed pepperoni pizza. The teachers were kind of random. Some of them were good but a lot are bad.

I'm not going to be specific and name any families out. But I was watching a child that attends…read morethis facility for kindergarten and he's quite the trouble child. His parents only enrolled him because it's "supposedly the best around and has high ratings" I now believe that it's only due to test scores. The child I had to watch was a troubled kid. He needed the right attention but instead of doing that they have enabled his behavior by letting him play on the playground to "decompress" whenever he wants and take him out of class to go to a "sensory room" which in my experience was very degrading. They also let him wander the halls all day without returning him to class. If you treat a child like they are less than their peers that child is doomed to be unsuccessful. Canyon View Elementary doesn't know how to discipline a child the right away. Instead they use a "reward system" and whenever said child got all his rewards all he wanted to do was spend time with the the staff. Which was again taking him out of class and preventing him to learn. He can hardly spell a word. They can't even handle him and his parents have to take time off work multiple times a week because he keeps getting suspended, almost like they don't know what they're doing and just don't want to deal with the child anymore. Why should the parents stop doing their job when the school should be doing theirs? Hands down the worst elementary school around in a while. They are supposed to make the school safe but yet I had to walk into campus (without any other parents) (without being searched, and without proper identification of who I was before entering the campus) I had to watch him until his assigned aid was available. Over all I would give this school zero stars. They don't know what they are doing and should hire more help with kids that have special needs and learn to not treat them accordingly. If they are acting out, calm them down but then treat them like any other child. Every bad reaction deserves a consequence without risking the development of their child's education.

There are other places that are way better than this in terms of communication and teaching. We…read morewere not impressed with this place. A hit or miss, you may get a lovely teacher 1 year who will help your children and another year a teacher who does not care.

I'm a student at RSM San Diego, and let me tell this is probably the worst part of my week. First…read moreof all, too much class time and too little break. Can you imagine sitting in a class for 2.5 hours and only 5 minutes of break? It's horrible. I have a headache every day after class. Secondly, too much homework. Can you imagine sitting at home on a sunny, perfect day doing homework for 3 hours when you could be at the beach surfing with your friends? HORRIBLE. My third reason for giving this school a horrible review is because most of the teachers are insanely mean, and they don't care if you don't know anything; they only make you do some stupid work that you have no idea what to even do. In conclusion, RSM was probably the worst decision my parents made, but they still make me go there even though I don't want anything to do with this stupid nonsense. PS Mom and Dad, if you are seeing this, please get me out of this horrible school.

We are so grateful to have been referred to College Bound by a random mom I was having casual…read moreconversation with while waiting for kids to get out of school at Painted Rock Elementary many years ago. When it became time to submit CRF's in 8th grade (for 9th grade) I was confused and a bit overwhelmed. Debra was incredible with my son. She spoke directly to him the whole time and helped guide him to what was available and in his best interest. Fast forward to a year later it was time to submit CRF's again for 10th grade, we had another like meeting and made necessary adjustments based on things that had changed for my son. Debra was available for questions throughout the year if something came up that we needed clarity on. It will be the best money you every spend. My son just wants to keep his options open and so having this guidance early on is truly priceless. It was so affordable for these initial consults I don't know why anyone would NOT do it. To the person that reviewed this company with 1 star. I can only imagine you had been calling the wrong number. I have already referred 2 other families to CB and both families experience was similar to mine. FIVE STARS!

If there were a 'less than 0 rating', College Bound Consulting is earning it...they must be SO…read moreoverwhelmed with business they simply do not need to return phone calls or emails (we have left many voicemails in addition to several emails with NO response, to date). This review cannot attest to their college consulting abilities but if it is anything compared to their lack of a considerate response, we now have no trust in whatever services they provide - they have left an underwhelming impression at best.

Review on campus only: We were able to use their auditorium for an International TKD event. Parking…read morewas able to accommodate the attendees. Tip: Since the field for Dingeman is right next to the Spring Canyon park, folks have the option to utilize the parking space for this park.

This school is rated 10. My son is eligible for kindergarten this year so I asked if we could…read moreschedule a tour and they informed they had 1 tour in January and that was the only opportunity to schedule a tour because they had no man power. I have the choice of two other schools that are rated 10 in the neighborhood. If there is a school that expects parents to enroll their kids without a chance to take a look at the facility and the dismissive and rude tone of the official sends a clear message and is a window to customer oriented this school will be. PS. Make no mistake. When you pay Scripps Ranch real estate and taxes which pay for their salaries, we are customers.

Our experience at Meadowbrook Middle School left me with serious concerns about communication,…read morefollow-through, and the integrity of leadership. My son experienced issues that required repeated parent advocacy, including bullying-related concerns and an incident where his belongings were damaged. What bothered me most was not just the incidents themselves, but how hard I had to push to get clear answers, accountability, and follow-through. When administrators and adult staff are involved, families should be able to trust that concerns are handled honestly, documented properly, and followed up on without parents having to repeatedly escalate. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. One of my biggest concerns was the lack of honesty and consistency in communication with students. There were situations where adult staff told my son one thing, but when I followed up as the parent, the explanation changed or the responsibility was shifted back onto the student. That is extremely frustrating because children are already at a disadvantage when speaking up to adults in authority. Adults should not be able to rely on their position to avoid accountability or assume a student's word will matter less. There were individual staff members who tried to help, and I do appreciate that. But the overall system did not feel dependable. My biggest disappointment is with the leadership culture and the lack of accountability when parents raise serious concerns in good faith. Parents should not have to fight this hard to make sure their child is safe, seen, and fairly supported.

Meadowbrook Middle School has been such a positive experience for our family. The teachers are…read moretruly passionate and know how to ignite a genuine love of learning in their students. Because the school is small enough for teachers and staff to really know each child as a person, kids feel supported, encouraged, and seen every day. The leadership team is thoughtful, competent, and deeply committed to both academics and student well-being. There's also a strong sense of community among families, teachers, and students that makes Meadowbrook feel welcoming and connected. Most importantly, students leave Meadowbrook confident, well-prepared, and ready for the next step into high school. We're incredibly grateful for this school and highly recommend it.