It was a difficult experience. I noticed very little diversity among staff, which made the…read moreenvironment feel disconnected from the real world and the communities we live in. Beyond that, the atmosphere felt toxic, with negativity affecting both staff and learners.

RCLS has been such a blessing to our family. 4 years ago we visited multiple schools for our…read more"Kindergartner to-be." Each school had pros and cons. It wasn't until we visited RCLS that we felt confident in our decision. We quickly learned how beneficial it was to have fewer students in each classroom compared to the public schools we visited. Our daughter ended up needing a bit more help with attention/focus and adjusting to the classroom setting. Her teacher poured her heart and energy into helping her succeed. She has since had 4 wonderful teachers who have helped tremendously! Our son started in the early education program and is now in Kindergarten. We have nothing but wonderful things to say about this school, the staff & the community!

Only giving them a star because I have to. I am so upset with Mayo High school and the…read moreadministration there. They let my son down and all the hard work both him and I were doing for him to graduate. For a assistant principal to tell my son he would be better off in the GED program is horrible. Now we officially lost everything. This was to a kid that had such a low self esteem that he had been in and out of the hospital for sucidal issues and now what he did was pretty much tell him he was no good. I was promised by his special teacher she would never give up on my son, but she did too. She was the only adult he trusted. I guess their moto is when the going gets tough you quit!