This far we have noticed a great support staff to our teachers…read more Teachers' communication has been timely, and sufficient reminders of activities, field trips and any classroom changes have been done effectively. I understand this school is packed to the brim but it seems to have a method to create a functional foundation. I can tell my child is being educated and is advancing appropriately. We are grateful for all they have done to make sure we assimilate in an orderly fashion, looking forward to next year.

Went in to sign up my son. Principle looked so sloppy. Seemed like admin had nothing better than to…read moretalk about their teachers. and some in a very negative way...Pretty sad. Very unprofessional

We don't have kids at this school but we go to their productions regularly as these kids are so…read moretalented and the sets and music are outstanding! Last production of Footloose and before that "The play that goes wrong. If you want to see a live show by talented young people this is the place and tickets are treasonable.

This is a review of the building and layout. My daughter took the SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test)…read moreat this location in late August. The grounds were tidy, grass well manicured and there was plenty of parking spaces. Convenient handicap lots rare available right in front. The school buildings are designed with a courtyard in the center with the gyms in the outer circumference. It was easy to navigate, even with it being our first time here.

5/5 Legacy Charter…read moreSchool -- Home of the Bulldogs -- has been such a wonderful experience for our family! We absolutely love this school. The teachers and staff truly care about each student and go above and beyond to help them grow academically and personally. The sense of community is strong, and you can feel the positive energy as soon as you walk onto campus. Our kids are excited to go to school every day, and we've seen so much progress in their confidence, learning, and friendships. Legacy provides a safe, supportive, and inspiring environment that really brings out the best in its students. We're so proud to be part of the Bulldog family!

Rachel Crossman appears to consistently overlook what should be the top priority, student safety…read more In my experience, she also tends to dismiss or ignore concerns raised by teachers and parents, which makes it difficult to feel heard or supported. With the level of authority she holds, her judgment calls carry significant weight, yet many of those decisions raise serious concerns about whether they're being made in the best interest of students and staff. It's also worth noting that she encourages people to leave her positive reviews on yelp, which makes the feedback you see there feel less organic and potentially influenced. Because of this, I would take especially positive reviews with a grain of salt and consider seeking out a wider range of perspectives before forming an opinion.

A lot of bullying! The school pick and choose who they want to give consequences to, so the kids…read morethat are victims end up not getting any help!! Too much peer pressure from the kids that have no home training or respect! Drug use among kids on campus and they hang out at the park across the street after school. Rude office staff not including Mrs Jesse, she is amazing and always has a smile and willing to help! Best advice I've learned from other parents is to homeschool your child! I can go on and on but this will not change anything! These schools don't care anymore!

Great school! Half days Mondays. Great PTA, tons of activities through out the year. Keeps…read morestudents busy and entertained.

I think it's great that the Dysart Unified School District has their schools open for in person…read moreclasses. They also offer online classes to all K-12 students. Thank you for staying open.

I love the teachers at Luke. They are so helpful to the students and the school nurse is super…read moresupportive and kind. But the only problem is that they don't cook burger patties properly.

My son has had the WORST experience here at Calibre academy. If you are concerned about your child…read morebeing in a safe environment this is NOT the school to attend. My child was released to someone who could have possibly been a complete stranger. NO ONE CHECKED ID, the individual who I had pick my child up from that school went to the office and the front office receptionist sent this individual directly to where my child was. The receptionist did NOT check ID & when it was time to grab him from the teacher they too just sent him off without even speaking or asking for Identification. Another incident had transpired where another student was touching my child inappropriately & when it came to time speak with the teacher she WAS AWARE of the incident but FAILED to INFORM ME ! I am not only concerned about my child but I am also concerned about the other student as well as that parent should be aware and informed of the information ! The teacher made it a point to MESSAGED ME AND INFORM ME OF OTHER THINGS but not mention what was MOST IMPORTANT. NOT ONLY did these terrible incidents happen but my son had been here in this school for 6 months & his main teacher still DID NOT know his name but would address him as someone else . FINALLY each time I would address my issues of concern the teacher and both principal and assistant principal were VERY CALLOUS . NO apology NO concern NO EMPATHY ... NOTHING !! Not to MENTION ALL INCIDENTS THIS SCHOOL IS VERY PREJUDICE!!!!!!

My daughter went to this school when she was smaller, then we went to Countryside because she…read morewanted no uniforms. We transferred back after 2yrs due to the school becoming a "C". My daughter loved the teacher and school before and still does. I have never had issues with teachers or staff. The front office is always kind and helpful. The school is excellent at communication; emails, voicemails, teachers constantly communicating as a class and individually for your students!

As a long time student, it is a solid option if you want your child to get an accelerated…read morecurriculum. However, the faculties (ex: bathrooms, classrooms, etc.) could use some work. I genuinely feel bad for the janitor because the kids can trash the bathrooms. On a good note, the school offers a varied selection of extracurriculars and electives to take (especially 7th grade and up). All around a 6.5/10.

I would like to add that I believe I was way to harsh on my initial rating of Basis Peoria. The…read morestudents here are making andd supportive, an if you form bonds with teachers like I did with one of mine. They can be great to. Basis also teaches great morals. These ar many of the positives of Basis. If this is wat you are looking for in a school, and are ok with being pushed academically this is the place for you! Every school ha it's problems, so we just need to accept that.

Disappointed, we have been looking around for a private school for my 5 year old son. We called to…read moreget information and a possible tour, my husband got in touch with I believe the admissions lead. Her immediate tone about our son previously attending a public school for preschool came off condescending, basically saying he would not be able to keep up with the curriculum. Before even evaluating or meeting us. This could be an incredible school, but they need to reconsider the way they treat potential student families. We will look elsewhere.

We couldn't be more pleased with the staff and teachers of Bayer. Our oldest daughter has been…read moreenrolled at Bayer for 3 years beginning with the PreK 3 program, she will be starting the 1st grade this fall. Her reading, writing, math, and problem-solving comprehension are extremely advanced for a 6-year-old. The teachers she has had in the 3 years she's been at Bayer have all been great to work with. They are committed to their kids, and their success. I can't speak to the negative comments regarding this school. But as a parent of a child going into first grade and of one going into the PreK 3 program this fall, I would recommend this school to anyone who is willing to put in the work to be successful. Bayer is a challenging school, the teachers and curriculum ask a lot of the kids and their parents. If you are not willing to work hard with your child and show them how to work hard, they will not have a good time. Our daughter has learned the value of putting in work and seeing the payoff. I think in today's world, teaching respect, hard work and discipline are very important. These are things that a child barely out of Kindergarten is learning. This is a great school, and I am excited to watch our children grow and learn here.