The school is an incredible private institution where your child won't get lost in a big crowd. You…read morecan feel confident that your child is safe and receiving an outstanding education. The staff here is friendly and supportive. I wish I had enrolled my child sooner, and I highly recommend this school. The fact that they also offer middle school is an added bonus.

I registered my child to a kindergarten and the staff was extremely helpful assisting me filling…read morethe application.

I have 2 children who go here so far, 5th grade and kindergarten. We have been attending APA…read moresince day 1 and we are so thankful that we were afforded this opportunity. We love the curriculum, the structure and, yes, the uniforms. My oldest loves the extra curricular activities offered and they are always working on offering more diverse clubs and teams.

this school sucks it is really strict, the dismissal time sucks, the uniform is hot and it sucks…read more Some teachers are just really rude and just yell all class. The school day feels longer than the actual day. If you lose your nametag you stay in student support for the whole day. I barley get any hours of sleep because of the 6 homework's they assign a day. Every day you go to 8 periods. If you miss one assignment your grade drops down to an F. There's no point in bringing your phone to the school because they make you keep it in a yonder pouch till you leave the school. They barley clean their bathrooms. The school is really small and the kids in the hallways walk so slow that you always get tardy. The school is going bankrupt, and they barley let you use the bathroom. In one class all you do is go on IXL for the whole class and get sent in the hall if you go off task for 10 seconds. PE and science make you read and write more than English class. This school acts like its 5 star material but its really just garbage. Its also impossible to pick up your kids without getting kicked out the line if you stay their for more than 2 minutes. The bus is filled so much that some 2 seaters need 3 people in them. The only reason anybody is going to this school is because their parents forced them or they just want college credits. I would rather go to any other school than Amplus Academy. It was probably the worst experience in my life. I had the highest cortisol from the 1 year that i was in this school. WORST EXPERIENCE EVER WOULDNT RECOMMEND.

Desert Hills Staff are tremendous. Our son is greeted daily by administration who know him by name…read more Their curriculum is solidly based in evidence-based practices providing excellent educational outcomes while keeping the learning fun and engaging. As a newly 3 year old, they showed kindness and compassion as he started, believed him when our year started out a little rocky and encouraged and nurtured his amazing growth this year. We are grateful for the high expectations, clear structure and routine and keeping the care in education that bring us trust and peace of mind that our son is safe, learning, and thriving!

This is such a great school. My son loves it. He's learned so much in the time he's been here. They…read morealso offered him speech therapy. Which really helped him. Everyone here is so nice. I like how they tell how your child's day was and what they did.

Odyssey Charter Elementary School is fantastic! They're a hybrid school, which means each student…read moreneeds to physically attend an in person class and the rest of the week they're home schooled. Principal Gerry Born is the best principal ever! Very attentive and very engaging with both teachers, students and parents. The teachers are spectacular! They really care about educating the children. They make sure they make it a fun environment, so the children feel at ease. Making it easier for them to learn new information. This school seems very advanced and up to date with their teachings and their technology. Since attending this school, I've noticed my child is a bit more advanced on the academic side compared to her other peers that go to regular in person public schools. Nothing against public schools, this school just works out for us as a family. This school uses real life scenarios in their quarterly projects. For example, they need to research about their dream vacation and how much it cost in real time and create a budget, etc. Surprisingly, as parents, after realizing her dream vacation was definitely more doable budget wise, we were able to actually take her on that dream vacation in less than a year's time. It not only teaches the students, but every assignment and project teaches us as parents as well. We highly recommend this charter school.

I am going to look into this when I move and put my daughter in school. I will not know what This…read moreschool will be like until I move.

Thank You to the front office staff, like Ms. Roxy, the teachers (our son had the best teachers,…read moreMrs. Cox, Mrs. Watanabe, Mrs. Allavi- no longer there, Mrs. Carlos, Mrs. Derby, and Ms. Johnson), the Vice Principal, and the Principal, Mr. Derasmo; I must say since he has been with this school, so many things have improved. I must also mention the speech teacher, Ms. DiGiambattista; she worked with him at every grade level and he was released/graduated from his IEP later in the year, 5th grade. Thank You to her, as well. Mr. O'Sullivan introduced Ukelele Club to the school, and we attended the concert this past tuesday morning. Thanks to him. I must also mention the Librarian, Ms. Witalka, for her years of service. She assists students with the Book Fairs, which seemed to be a bit more frequent than in my day (twice a year). Today was the fifth grade Promotion ceremony. After hearing all of the speeches, I was getting reminded that our son has been attending this school since Kindergarten, with Mrs. Cox, so for six years, our son has been here, and it is bittersweet (he is moving on to middle school). I am so glad that we moved to the area, and enrolled him into this school. He had so many good teachers! I want to give everyone Kudos here! (Not many people know me, they know my husband more, since he is the day to day go-to parent. But I really want to express our gratitude for your contribution in shaping young minds. The teaching culture is very strong here.) Ms. Johnson, our son's fifth grade teacher, was phenomenal, incorporating fun into her lessons. Her classroom's theme was Star Wars. She had some challenges but she worked through all of them and really put her heart and soul into teaching. She promised the class if they all made an improvement, a goal that they'd work towards, that she'd reward them with a Panda Express Party. This was with her own money. We really appreciate her. This year also had two field trips, to their possible middle school, Lawrence, and to the Smith Center, to see a presentation. I will also mention the Fun Run and Olympics Field Day (the classes represented a country, like Sri Lanka), that was fun to see. I am lucky that hubby has taken lots of video, so we can remember these moments, to relive them, so to speak. Also, his pictures for the Raiders Camp were used in the Yearbook. Again, we express our sincere gratitude to all of you there at Roger M. Bryan who impacted our son's life in a positive way. Many many thanks to you!

Roger M. Bryan was my daughters former school. I gave this school a 3 stars because my daughter was…read moretold she wasn't gonna be successful when she was older by one of the counselors, and that same councilor ruined my daughters friendship and friend group causing her to come home everyday crying. This year and the previous year she was stolen from. Last year my daughter was stolen file by her own teacher, and this year all of her stuff was stolen by god knows who. My daughter did not enjoy this school because staff and teachers were very rude to her, and she came home everyday with something new to complain about. My daughter was bullied the whole year this year nonstop. She took yearbook photos and as I was looking at her and her class I seemed to notice that everyone's picture was bright and colorful while hers is dark and grey and dull. If you're thinking of enrolling your child into this school please put my review into thought.

Amazing school for K-5 grades. Highly talented teachers and students are always decent. As a…read moreprivate schools in vegas you can see faith kids are more humble and happier compare to other private schools that you paid way more than Faith.

I cannot express how much I love this school. We transferred my son to this school after a less…read morethan stellar experience with another private school in town. From my first contact with the staff and administration, you could tell this place was about providing a nurturing and excellent environment to the children. This school really does foster diversity. It's not just words that are used in advertisement. They foster those values in the classroom and everyone is made to feel included in all they do. In short, they practice what they preach. The academics are excellent. I'm a believer in giving children a balanced learning environment. Hundreds of hours of homework does not make a child enjoy learning. I like that there is work time and play time appropriate for the age. And honestly, at these grade levels, too much homework equates to extra work for the parents. This school chooses an appropriate amount of work for each grade level. My son has thrived since moving to this school. FLA has been a true blessing to our family. I'm so happy we found this school and I'm forever grateful to all the teachers and administrative staff. My son once again has a love for school.

My three sons attend Awaken Christian Academy, and they absolutely love it! As a mom, finding a…read moreschool where my children feel loved, supported, and encouraged is extremely important to me, and I truly believe Awaken has been a blessing to our family. I also want to recognize Ms. Lehman for the amazing job she does as principal. Her leadership, dedication, and heart for the students and staff are easy to see. I believe God has great things planned for this school and its future. Of course, no school is perfect, and every school has areas where it can continue to grow. What stands out to me at Awaken is the heart of the staff. I believe the teachers and staff genuinely care about their students and desire to keep God at the center of what they do. That means so much to our family. I am grateful that my sons are not only receiving an education but are also being encouraged in their faith, character, and relationships with others. As a parent, knowing that my children are surrounded by people who care about them and want to see them succeed gives me peace. I truly believe Awaken Christian Academy has a bright future, and I am excited to see all that God will continue to do through this school. We are blessed to be part of the Awaken family!

This school is not what it used to be. Over the last several years, programs and athletics have…read moresteadily declined while leadership priorities seem increasingly disconnected from what families are paying for. One major concern is that the school often relies on parent volunteers instead of hiring experienced, qualified coaches and staff, while at the same time cutting programs and resources for students. It's frustrating watching tuition costs remain high while equipment, opportunities, and overall program quality continue to suffer. The increasing church influence has also significantly changed the atmosphere of the school. Many families, myself included, have questioned the decision to place so much authority and financial responsibility in the hands of individuals like Fred, whose background and past business dealings have raised concerns within the community. What was especially upsetting was the abrupt closure of the high school, which left many parents scrambling to figure out where to place their children with very little notice or support. Shortly afterward, the church immediately took over the former high school classrooms, which only reinforced what many families had already been fearing -- that the long-term priority was shifting away from education and toward church expansion onto the school property. At the same time, several critical administrative positions have either been eliminated or consolidated, placing even more pressure and responsibility on the few staff members still trying to hold everything together. Morale appears low, turnover has increased, and the overall structure feels increasingly unstable. Many parents stayed because they believed the promises being made, but over time the disconnect between those promises and reality became difficult to ignore. Sadly, the focus no longer seems to be centered on the students, and the school now feels like a system barely holding itself together.

"Welcome Back" Day was this past friday morning- 8/7/26. We received several reminders, both text…read moremessages & emails, about this day. The night before, we received the morning's schedule. Dirt parking was full. There was a food truck outside. House gear was for sale in the cafeteria. Since our stringbean is an 8th grader, we went to one Hall, after we went to the Cafeteria room, to get his schedule. We ran into one of his friends too. We tried going to the "Register Athlete" line but it was really long, just to verify that he was indeed registered; we took care of it on the last week of last school year. We tried finding his Counselor, but learned that he was assisting in another section. But we ran into Mr. Frieberg, who said he could help us with his Elective switch. THANK YOU to Mr. Frieberg. We truly appreciate you! We heard from him that same afternoon and saw the new schedule. There was a Free Flag Football Camp this past Summer, so our son was involved with that, all summer. One session was cancelled due to the "high heat" warning. This part seemed to be well-organized this time. We received the game schedule too.

Hello I am currently a 6th grader at Clifford Lawerence junior high school. It has been a really…read moregreat middle school. It is not like what others might describe it. Let me describe how your experience might go if you are a good students. For the first week you will get to know the teachers, the school, the rules, the principles of pride, and about the consequences in general as a school and as a single classroom. And then you will have a lot of student surveys from different teachers so they get to know everything about you. The teachers you will have if you had a good grade on SBAC from fifth grade are Mrs. Deering she is an advanced class English teacher, Mrs Jefferson advanced science teacher, Mr Wilson advanced math teacher, and last but not least is Mrs Russel and advanced reading teacher. The school has this SSO( Students success office). They are the last place you want to get a consequence from. They will give you a presentation about the school expectations. You have to follow each and every rule they said you have to follow or you will get the consequences that you don't want to have. In general if you follow and obey the school rules you will have the best 3 years of your life with your friends and teachers

I have been part of the Doral Saddle community since 2014, when my nephews first began attending,…read moreand now as a parent myself. In all of those years, I have never felt strongly enough about a school decision to leave a negative review. Unfortunately, only three weeks into this school year, I am extremely disappointed and concerned by some of the changes being made. Over summer break, the school replaced the carpet, and we have now been told that students in grades 1-8 can no longer have snack time. I genuinely do not understand how removing an opportunity for children to have a small snack during a long school day is in their best interest. Adults working an eight-hour shift are given breaks and a lunch period because we understand that people need time to eat, reset, and refocus. Why would we expect children to function differently? Hungry students are not going to be more focused or productive in the classroom. What makes this even more frustrating is that the new carpet policy appears to affect more than snack time. Classroom birthday and holiday celebrations are also being taken away or significantly limited. Lunch has been suggested as an alternative for birthday celebrations, but students already have a very short lunch period. That is hardly enough time to eat their meal, let alone pass out treats or goody bags, sing Happy Birthday, or participate in a small classroom activity. Not every family wants to simply send a goody bag home. Part of what makes elementary school special is being able to celebrate those little moments with classmates. I understand wanting to protect an investment in new carpet, but when protecting flooring begins taking priority over experiences and routines that benefit students, I think it is reasonable for parents to question whether the right decision was made. Flooring should serve the school not dictate the student experience. This is particularly disappointing because I truly love the staff at this school. I love this school enough that I am involved with the PTSO and willingly give a good amount of my free time volunteering, not only for my own children's classrooms, but for the school and its students as a whole. I would not invest that time if I did not genuinely care about this community. I have also noticed a difference in the overall atmosphere this year. Staff members seem more rushed and overwhelmed, and some of the warmth and happiness that has always made this school feel special seems to be missing. I obviously cannot speak for individual staff members or say exactly what is causing that change, but as a longtime member of this school community, the difference has been noticeable and honestly very sad to see. Meanwhile, there are areas where changes would be incredibly valuable particularly the car loop, drop-off, and pickup process. I wish the same level of attention being given to restricting snacks and classroom celebrations were being directed toward issues that have a much greater impact on families every single day. For years, I have happily supported and voted for this school as one of the best. This will be the first year that I cannot do that without hesitation. I sincerely hope the administration listens to parent feedback and reconsiders some of these decisions. I am writing this because I care about this school, its staff, and its students. After being part of this community for more than a decade, it is incredibly disappointing that this is the first time I have felt compelled to publicly express this level of concern. I truly hope this school year moves in a more positive direction and that decisions going forward prioritize what is best for the students and the people who make this school what it is.

This is a wonderful school with a truly nurturing and supportive environment. The staff create a…read morespace where students feel safe, encouraged, and excited to learn, and the overall atmosphere is incredibly welcoming for both kids and families. One small piece of feedback from our personal experience is that we wish the higher-level students were challenged a bit more academically. That said, everything else about the school has been positive, and it's clear how much care goes into building such a strong, inclusive community.

This school has been by far the best one in Vegas for my kids. They are really great at teaching…read morethe kids and always have fun activities for the kids also!

Leaving Brilliant Mont is truly bittersweet for our family. After 3 years of love, learning, and…read moreunforgettable memories, we're relocating to California--but our hearts will always carry this school with us. My daughter started at Brilliant Mont in preschool and grew beautifully through the years, wrapped in care, encouragement, and excellence. Every teacher she had played a role in shaping her, but it was Ms. Melissa in kindergarten who truly left a mark. The bond they built was so special. She showed up during a season when life wasn't easy. Her love and patience got us through a difficult time--we're forever grateful. She didn't just teach my daughter; she covered her in peace and gave her joy when things were uncertain. That's a gift you can't put a price on. From the ladies at the front desk to Mr. Alex at security--everyone at Brilliant Mont treats you like family. And I don't say that lightly. The love is real, the community is strong, and the environment is anointed. You feel safe, seen, and supported from day one. We're heartbroken to go, but so thankful to have been part of this amazing community. If you're considering a place where your child can grow not just academically but emotionally and spiritually too--this is the one. Brilliant Mont isn't just a school--it's a village. And for us, it'll always feel like home.