I love Friends School. The atmosphere feels loving and genuine and I think they really have things…read moreright when it comes to developing the WHOLE child. I am so glad they exist!

My daughter absolutely loves Laura Jeffrey Academy, and has thrived there. The staff is dedicated…read moreand is willing to go above and beyond to make sure that every girl is challenged and succeeds. The school has had a few bumps along the way, which happens at every school that is just starting out, but the dedication of the administration and staff cannot be matched. My daughter is receiving an unparalleled education and would not consider going to any other school. I highly recommend Laura Jeffrey Academy to any family that is interested in a girl focused urban education.

I'm a former staff member. I was sexually harassed by another staff member of LJA, and when I…read morereported the harassment to a member of Leadership, they responded "well his name is always in your mouth so". Leadership did not take my report seriously at all. According to the handbook, there is "zero tolerance for sexual harassment", but apparently there is if the harasser is popular. The Leadership Team is good in theory, but not in practice because they have clear favorites, and aren't afraid to show it. They operate more like a high school clique, rather than a Leadership team. I brought my concern to the board, but I am still waiting to hear back. This is incredibly disappointing coming from a school that preaches inclusivity and safety. Academically, the school has amazingly talented teachers, staff and scholars, but the way they operate is a complete mess. (My Google review was deleted, but I will not be silenced!!)

I attend a Afro Caribbean Dance class here. I don't know if that means I'm able to write a proper…read morereview for the school, but I will write what I know about it. There are many entrances, which is nice, but also hard a long walk if you park by the wrong door without knowing it. The lockers seem really skinny but tall, would seem hard to fit a normal size backpack in one unless you mush it inside. There are multiple classrooms as I walked the halls, like I said I'm taking a dance class there and even the dance class is a proper dancing class space. I didn't have that in the school I went to when growing up. Also didn't have a dance class to take. Anyway, there are many pros and cons to a school, but since I'm not in school I don't know the day to day life and security of it all. I do know that when I arrive to my after school hours class, they do have a person who sits in the hall of the main doors(we are told to enter) and helps direct people who seem like they are wondering and don't belong. That is also a plus I feel for the school and the property. Overall, I would take class here again, I have heard that it is somewhat of a sketchy place to park your car, my friends told me never to leave anything valuable in your car, because of break-ins that have happened, but I never had valuables in my car to begin with. I also think people should be careful regardless of where they are parked. School parking lot or not.

Center Hi school is very halal (not haram) i love when o go school get stone from weed in hallway…read morebasement staircase and stair auditorium weed sex it make me more exited to go center hi school my favrit part when i go lunch and accident die myself becus school food taste like grandad foot fungus very bad nono then i go ap chemistry with mr mother he is very good chemist so he teach at center hi school center hi school is very good my other favrit part is when the when the i when is when the when me when the in class and i get kick out by bad teacher beacsue i fail class they kick me to curb and parent curb stomp me but it 'is ohkau because i always gradjuat with diplom at center hi school no college accept me because center hi sxhool has no educatikns anyway likes i am sayin center hi school big beautiful building every glance at it take my will to life away even more then flint michigan water beachuse it make me so sad the building is very cool much gray and tan very soul sucking just like the sucking going on in staircase g (don't go there it's sucking) sometimes i shid my pnts in school and it stink the building up and go through vents it makes me happy cents it bring life into center hi school cause center hi school very sad also the teacher are mean they throw me out window when i shid my pants and yell at me for no reason very sad not halal yes that is my 3 star review it is quite mid since center hi school is quite mid and the teacher classes are mid and the food is mid actually the food is bad id rather put it up my butthol then eat it okay buy gamers :3

Very mid... This…read moreschool is very meh. The education is good but but all of the people there seem wacky. Not a huge fan of the crowd at CDH. They are very loud and cliquey. A lot of gossip and drama happens and it's a lot. But that's with any high school you go to.

We came here to help deliver meals on wheels on thanksgiving day…read more I think I would have loved being a HS student here. All stone and old unlike my mid 60's faux ranch style HS...

Minnehaha Academy is a traditional college preparatory school that offers pre-K to grade 12…read moreeducation. MA has two beautiful campuses on the bluffs of the Mississippi River with spacious grounds, with about 12 acres each. MA, like many east coast prep schools, was founded by Protestants from Europe. Opening in 1913, the school is affiliated with the Covenant Church (a historic branch the Lutheran Church that is now a separate denomination). MA has a strong commitment to faith with weekly chapel services and taking a traditional approach to teaching religion by having specific religious classes and bringing the topic of religion into other classes as well. This is done with other subjects as well, since many of the humanities and sciences overlap--for example you could have a discussion in history class about science or literature; in this way the student is able to understand the whole story from multiple angles and gain a deeper understanding of the world. The schools commitment to academics is extraordinary, boasting one of the best AP programs in the state, and if the class doesn't have an AP test then the school offers alternatives such as the College in the Schools program where students take a class from the University of Minnesota from one of their teachers and earn college credit. The school has also partnered with various scientific institutions to send a project to the International Space Station each year, joining only two other high schools in the nation that have this honor. The language department is also very excellent offering French, Latin, Spanish and Chinese; all of which start out at high school levels (open to middle school students) and go through college levels. The teachers are highly educated and care very deeply about the students and for many, remain mentors throughout their time at the Academy and their future. Most of the teachers hold masters or doctorate degrees in their area of study. The community of students is kind and caring for each other, and many long lasting friendships are formed. The school also has excellent food and offers breakfast and lunch. MA has a head and sous chef who create healthy and delicious meals and snacks for the students. Breakfast generally has cereal, scones, sandwiches, eggs, pancakes, bacon, et cetera. Lunch offers a salad bar, made to order options, homemade soups and various options including fresh carved pork, turkey, pastas and chicken. The chefs are friendly and take student suggestions seriously and work hard to make the best food possible. The school is also very devoted to the arts and has a entire fine arts center that includes a woodshop, dark room, art room, pottery studio, band room, orchestra room, private practice rooms, art gallery, scene shop, costume shop, concert hall/theater. The school features several performance ensembles including a Concert Band, Symphonic Wind Ensemble, String Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, Men's Choir, Women's Chorale, Concert Choir and Madrigal singers. Each ensemble has earned top marks at state. The Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Concert Choir go on tour, alternating year to year. The tour locations have included: Prague, Slovakia, Salzburg, Sweden, Italy, Germany, Washington D.C., Chicago among other locations. In the year the ensembles are on break from the tour, they put on variety shows: the bands perform the pops concert and the choirs perform a medieval dinner. The school puts on three plays: musical, play and student run show; each has one various state and sometimes national awards. The school also has top notch athletic facilities including separate soccer and football fields, a full size ice arena, two full size gyms, wrestling room and a weight room. MA's athletic teams have won a combined 4 state championships in the past decade alone and provide very supportive C, JV, and Varsity teams. The school also has many organizations and academic teams. The Debate team, which I captained during my time is one of the state's best, being the only school to have a pair of debaters go to the varsity finals back to back (my partner and I), bringing home a state championship and a 2nd place trophy. The school also offers clubs centering around the environment, music, literature, journalism and writing. The school newspaper and yearbook have won various national awards for journalism, photography, layout, overall achievement, etc. MA really helps students achieve and builds a strong foundation for college through curriculum, advanced academics, supportive staff, and graduation requirements that are similar to most colleges. Many of the students attend private 4 year institutions including St. Olaf, Carlton, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Boston College, Vanderbilt, University of Chicago, Northwestern and more. Minnehaha Academy has nurtured the minds of some of Minnesota's best students. MA goes farther than the other prep schools in Minnesota: it truly is the place where youth meet truth.

From the owner: The original incorporation from 1905 stated: "The purpose of this institution shall be to furnish…read moreyoung men and women with the essential elements of a liberal education, and to foster the development of character under the personal influence of Christian teachers." On Monday, Sept. 15, 1913, Minnehaha Academy welcomed its first class of high school students. Grades 7 and 8 were added in 1972. In 1981, the land for the South Campus was purchased and a chapel was erected. By 1982, the Lower School served students in Grades 1 through 5. Kindergarten was added in 1985 and preschool in 1995. Students graduate from Minnehaha Academy prepared to excel in any number of fields. Some of our alumni include inventors, a Supreme Court Justice, Authors, War Veterans, an Olympian, Musicians, and many others in notable careers.

10/10 school, real good people and they treat me well. But some people are freaky and they won't…read morestop talking about skibidi toilet. Also one time I found a long strand of hair in my lunch and that kinda sucked, food tastes like any average spps meal. Bad.

Fairly good school. Kids are okay staff are friendly and helpful. I love the community here, very…read moreinclusive and fun. Many cool events to participate in.

Our kids have gone here for years and made great relationships with the staff. Safe environment…read morewith good curriculum. sports teams are average in the conference and a great way for your kids to stay in shape and make friends.

As a substitute para these last 4 years in charter schools all over the Twin Cities, this school…read moreranks as one of my all time favorites. There is a strong work ethic, a calm, professional atmosphere and the students have very clear guidelines of expected behavior. The only reason I am not giving it five stars is I've never been a fan of their scary mascot warrior - he doesn't fit at all in with the safe, secure environment that the school is known for. Otherwise, I would've been proud to have had my own children attend there when they were younger.

This district needs to merge with another and to lay off some of the teachers who have been there…read moreway too long! Seriously, the high school is named "Roseville Area High School"???