this school has done bad things, such as get students in trouble for no reason, and have bad…read moreteachers.

At least not the choir teacher!! I have been attending choir concerts in this town for over 30…read moreyears and Thurs performance was the worst ever! The teacher scolded the kids in front of the audience for basically nothing important and then he started playing the National Anthem didn't ask people to stand. Once we started standing everyone in the room stood! We have to teach our kids to respect and be proud of our country or we're doomed what an awful teacher who claimed to have been a teacher for 29 years!! He was totally disorganized the concert went on and on because of him!! The children however were wonderful!! Shame on him! Only gave 1 star because I couldn't give less! E

A wonderful community with focus on college and camaraderie. Sports programs are robust and…read moreacademics top notch. Yes, it's private and comes with a steep price point. But the tuition you pay makes the school much better.

This reviews saddens me to write. This school is amazing, but there are some small issues I find…read more The most recent one is the change of system used for grades, schedules, counselors and such. This new system is so difficult to figure out and I don't understand why Manogue found they needed to switch it. This is a small issue that over time I know all families will just need to learn to love the new system. However, not only has the school's tuition gone up, which causes more financial strain on families but they have started to charge for little things, most recently they have started to charge a $100 schedule change fee. This is absolutely absurd. This is a small request on behalf of a family already paying so much money to attend Manogue and they have the audacity to charge us $100 to try and change a class. I cannot believe that they have gotten to this point. Very disappointed and saddened by this.

The teachers here are phenomenal and the small class sizes made such a difference for my child! We…read morelove it and are so happy we made the switch.

The academics here are no more rigorous than public school. They lack the foundation of a higher…read moreeducation school and provide no extra academics in terms of a higher tier education and when pressed for a curriculum they said it's been passed down from teacher to teacher but could not provide any evidence of higher education planning. There is high turn over with in the staff and the board has a problem with being transparent and upfront with the parents. The atmosphere of the student body is very clicky and heavy with favoritism which might be the reason for a bullying epidemic there. The cost to benefit just isn't there when you are literally getting the same education in the public school system. This school started out strong when it was first built but over the past 5 years it has really gone down hill while its tuition increased due to the population growth in the area.

Penny R first got me involved in the Carson High culinary program 10 plus years ago…read more When the opportunity came up this spring to attend a fund raiser for the AACT program in Reno, I jumped on it. The Academy of Arts, Careers and Technology, AACT, is an career technical education school within the Washoe County School District. It gives students an alternative opportunity to help them decide on various paths to secondary education. There are eight academies in the program- communications arts and media, culinary, teaching and training, engineering, fire science, high school of business, medical, and natural resources and animal sciences. In April, a team of sophomore culinary students won first place in the state competition in Las Vegas and presented a fund raiser to help get them to nationals. The winning team with the support of their fellow classmates and the hospitality class presented an incredible six course dinner in the cafe at the AACT campus. I have dined around the world at various levels of restaurant and street cuisine, these kids did a phenomenal job- in quality and execution of the plates, hospitality, and cooperation. What 10th grader have you met that knows how to prepare roasted figs, pomegranate molasses, and burrata mousse; beef tartare; French rack of lamb with couscous; branzino and bulgar; and blueberry limoncello tiramisu. Little lone know what they are ? I have the greatest respect for these students and their teacher/mentors, for these are our future chefs. And I expect to be well fed ! The school does have a cafe open to the public on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm at the AACT Restaurant, 380 Edison Way, Reno.

My updated review is primarily for the Culinary program that runs the AACT Restaurant. The Chefs…read more(teachers) do a great job with the kids in teaching them the ins and outs of culinary. I am amazed at the AACT Restaurant! The food is always tasty, very reasonably priced and changes every week. The kids take turns creating the menu, doing the work to establish pricing, learn to work the kitchen, as well as opportunities to earn some money and experience as servers to the dining area. These young adults are always very professional, and polite. Great skills being learned here. I love that this is open to the public. I hope that more people hear about it and support the students and the program. The restaurant is only open select Thursdays, so be sure to visit their website to see the dates and make a reservation. The menu changes each time. You can see the menus ahead of time on their website: https://www.aacttrailblazers.com/culinary-and-hospitality-academy.html . While pricing is not listed on the site, it is always reasonable and very tasty. I have been several times now, and my meal has never been more than $15 (app, entree, desert). The tables are typically decorated with flower arrangements made by students and are for sale as well. Note: Cash only.

Extremely bad experience with the school. My child went from having straight A's to come into the…read moreschool i'm having no support from staff. They expected students to check in periodically but never answer phone calls. Practically it is your child alone working on trying to get assignments done that are never explained to them. The staff, when you actually speak to them, are rude, unprofessional, and uneducated. I am not sure where they find these teachers and principals but it's definitely not people that should be certified to teach or work with children. They are all thugs. They are also a scam of a school. The school does not count as education and therefore if your child is transferred somewhere else they will repeat the grade because this is not a legitimate institution. Do not send your kids here, it is a trick to make money off the government for your child. They do not care about your child's education. Do not make the mistake to set your child up for failure.

What a breath of fresh air in terms of education. Breaking away from the confines of typical…read moreschool and into this virtual academy is the best decision I have ever made for my child. If you have the dedication or resource to administer the curriculum, it is such a contribution to a child's future. The teachers are amazing, the principal wonderful and the sturucture just perfect.

I think there may be a itty bitty problem with the baseball couch...a boy wants a chance but the…read morecoach tolerates other boys making fun of him...it would be a shame if this got out instead of being a man and not tolerating abuse.

My son came into the school in eighth grade, and it was the worst experience for all of us. He went…read morefrom getting B's and C's to getting straight F's!! He is white and that was a huge problem, I finally told him to stand up for himself and he got suspended for fighting when the staff knew he wasn't the aggressor. And it's my understanding that several teachers have been caught sleeping with students. I know some of us don't have any choices of where we have to live but if you can avoid this area, I would.

Four code reds in one year. Terrible phone service and the food is as bad as going to the back of a…read moreChili's restaurant and picking at the trash but that was mainly ms Obama

Both kids attended K-8 grade at OLS. Teachers, administration, kids and parents were great! We…read moreloved the small community. Would absolutely recommend.

Its so hard to put my experience into words. I came home every day and cried alone in my room…read morebecause I was bullied. I told my teachers repeatedly over the seven years I went to school there and they did nothing. Because my mother was Hispanic and had a full time job, she was treated as a outcast by both parents and teachers. One student even asked me if my mom was our maid. While I don't regret the experience because it made me the strong, compassionate, and brave women that I am today I don't want anyone to go through that. Honestly its something that still effects me today and I can't drive by the school (let alone go inside) without coming to tears. Please take your child to a school were they will learn in a safe and understanding environment.

The parking lot is so bad and the school it's self is awful. I have heard only one thing good about…read moreit . It's next to the freeway

Nice looking high school. Pro's & Con's…read more Pro: Its located right off the freeway. Con: The parking lot is wrongfully designed.