Bullying at this school has become an issue and not addressed. Each child is seen as profit so…read moretherefore if one child is bullying they will allow the child to stay and persist in bullying rather than remove the bully from the school. Being a private school you expect more, because each child is so profitable from the monthly income they bring into the school, they will keep a bully vs removing them. Both of my children were bullied, the principal would tell me it will be talked about every time I came for help to protect my child. The bullying continued, so bad my children had to be forced to go to school to not get behind as they felt they endured mental abuse. The rate at which students are leaving this school for another school is high. The principal allows the best students to leave by not addressing the problem students. Every student causing problems can stay and persist in problems rather than being removed permanently as the parents talk in groups about how everyone pulls from the school because the principal is allowing the problem students to maintain bullying. My son now has to be removed from the school because he is crying himself to sleep. the child harassing him has been allowed to do so the entire year no change only empty promises. If your child is harassed, you'll be forced to leave because the harasser will never be asked to leave. Shameful

First of all if your kid didn't go here then why are you leaving a review?…read more Excellent school and excellent staff. Son went here for Pre K and Kinder. Little dude can read incredibly well. He loves his school as we do too. It is structured which is expected and exactly what we wanted. My kids thrive in this environment and can't thank Challenger and staff enough.

I am genuinely heartbroken that I have to write a review like this, but families deserve to know…read moreour experience. We were excited about The Ambrose School. During our tour, they expressed how much they loved our child, how well she would fit, and even told us there was an open spot. All we needed to do was complete the application. We did exactly that. The application asked detailed questions about our specific Christian faith and the church we attend. Within a week of submitting it, we received a cold, impersonal email informing us that our application was being terminated and our fee refunded. No explanation. No conversation. No willingness to clarify anything. Just a closed door. When I reached out and respectfully asked for the reason behind their sudden reversal, we received complete silence. Not even the courtesy of a reply. Based on the timing and the nature of the questions they focused on, it is hard to see this as anything other than religious discrimination. What makes this even more painful is that our child previously attended a nearly identical "Classical Christian" school in another state--with the same curriculum, same values, same books, same structure--and thrived as a straight-A student. She was everything they say they want in a student. Explaining to her why Ambrose had suddenly changed their mind was absolutely heartbreaking. Their academics appear strong, and I am sure many students receive an excellent education. But our experience revealed something far more concerning: a lack of transparency, compassion, and Christlike behavior. The way we were treated was dismissive, exclusionary, and completely out of line with the values they claim to uphold. Families deserve honesty and respect. Sadly, we experienced neither.

We've been attending for 2 years and love it! Definitely a school that desires parent involvement…read morewhich works great for our family!

I have two boys at Eagle High. They started in 10th and 11th because we came from out of state…read more Both boys enjoy most of their teachers. They seem to have a variety of courses to choose from and have access to many College-level courses that are paid for by the state. I have been in the office over a dozen times, speaking to front desk personnel and other staff. They are always welcoming, kind, and helpful. Susan, the registrar, is AMAZING !!!

Ya know I really don't like it here because of all of the rich white people but I don't want to…read moreleave cause of Mrs smith. She is the best. She teaches math in modern society and I think she does a good job teaching kids. Below is a picture of a kid.

Ms. Shanda & staff go above & beyond 4 their students. The activities are endless, and the students…read moreget 2 try & learn a ton of new toys, like floam & rubber band boards. My son definitely progressed while attending this private preschool. I highly recommend this school!

Had my son in this pre-school for a couple months. Was a horrible experience. TLDR they kept trying…read moreto prove my son was horrible and had problems. Pulled him out put him another pre-school where he's done great. Day 1 they told my wife we should test him for ADHD. I was like it's his first day ever of school how do they know? But we asked our pediatrician anyway. He said he is high energy and they can't test a kid until they are older. He told us though he would surprised if he had any issues talking to him during the checkup. Said he was just a regular boy with high energy. We communicated this back to the school. They kept trying to force us to do 2 days a week had us come in to see how much "trouble" my son was. So I took work off and my wife and I went in with me. We stayed the entire class. Was my son perfect. No he was barely 4. He also was testing some boundaries. They asked him to do things he didn't always do it if he didn't want to. Afterwards discussing this I said I thought there were some moments and explained what works for us at home, but he seemed fine. They said that day he was really great and usually it was worse than that day and still pushed for 2 days a week as it was smaller class and he could get more focus. I said we were fine and we would keep working on it. Finally they called my wife to get him as he was "danger to the class". They had her come pick him up in the middle of the day said they had him on video biting a kid if she wanted to see. She said yes. They showed her the video. She saw him and another kid playing a little rough and they fell over she then saw he did put his mouth on the kids arm. My son at the time when he hurt his older sister would kiss her on the arm. I don't know but he did it lot. My wife explained this they said. Know the kid was bit. She asked if she could see the kids are if there was a mark. They said no and there would be no mark as the kid was wearing a jacket. My wife says the video that kid had no jacket on. They were like still he bit him and there's no mark take him home. My wife asked if they could apologize to the kid first. She had my son apologize and she saw no mark. Now my kid was barley 4 could he have bit this kid. Yes of course. Was he really a danger and needed to be sent home? No! Maybe if there was He cried most the rest the day and kept saying he was terrible (never said this before). He kept this up every time he would get in trouble for months it was the saddest thing. I asked him to show me on my arm what he did when I got home from work. He kissed my arm. Again I am not saying he couldn't have but what bullcrap to treat a kid like this. I immediately pulled him out. Took a couple months to get him find another school we liked what they said and they had opening. We did get him in somewhere else and we explained the whole thing to them. They said they were sure they could handle him and would keep an eye on things. After a couple months the staff there said he has the best social skills in the class. He is doing great. Is he hyper and pushes boundaries yes. And they work on it with him. Has he been violent. They said he and some other boys sometime do push but usually he doesn't push back unless they really keep bothering him. The format of curriculum at his new school is better for him. But they said he is doing well and excelling. The difference in how they reacted to him and the feedback was night and day. I would not recommend Leap Ahead pre-school to anyone avoid like the plague go somewhere else even if it costs more. Stay away!!!!

It's a fun school that works hard for its students. The teachers are all friendly and they work…read morehard to get to know you and your family personally. The teachers are all friendly, well for the most part, and they really care about the students.

I've been attending The Boise campus for over a year now and have nothing but amazing experiences…read more The best part of the college is, to me personally, the faculty all of the teachers Dean's and student support faculty really hold the students as their number one priority and absolutely go out of their way to show it. There are also new and exciting opportunities for the students starting up and the school has not only shown their full support of it but have actually helped develop it and provide new and exciting things for students to take leadership and growing it. Would HIGHLY recommend Steven's henager and in fact I have gotten several students to start attending and have told me several times that they are happy and excited because they can finally see a future worth working for!

I love stevens heanger the whole staff is amzing and they are very willing to work with you they…read moreoffer so much more than just ged or college classes they offer something a lot of schools dont and thats friendliness. They know you by first name and they want you to succeed and i mean really want to help you if you need tutoring they will help you, if you need more time on something some instructors will work with you. There is more one on one with the instructors. It is just over all amazing

So thankful this school is here for our children. PreK-12th. Elementary school classrooms are on…read moresecond floor of gymnasium building. Jr/Sr high classes are in new building to the right of gym. Clean, safe environment. Excellent curriculum, experience teachers. Great tuition rates.

Technically a charter school, this place is hands down some of the best people and teachers around…read more They are truly looking out for my kids educational growth. I look forward to working with them for years. I will say the first year was the toughest and getting a rhythm down with my kids. As well, your resource teacher makes all the difference in the world.