love the school looks so much better in person! recommend if you have kids that are going to high…read moreschool.

A third and final review regarding how this Charter school helped shape the future of our oldest,…read moreAura. Not only had the Albuquerque Public School system failed to make education exciting, her grades and engagement had been slipping for years when she entered Amy Biehl. We were deeply concerned that she would skip college. We had a strange kid, someone I could definitely identify with. When I was a kid, I didn't fit, either. By getting her involved in service learning, Aura's life changed dramatically, and now she's looking at a career in social work and dog behavioral training. Combining the two, she's been assisting veterans who suffer PTSD by training their service animals, while finishing her college undergraduate degree. She already intends to launch her own business, raising and adopting out service dogs, and our friends are hiring her for in-home behavioral training. Clearly, her formative experience at Amy Biehl paved the path to her success, and we highly recommend finding out if this school is the right move for your strange kid.

I am a former student from this school. My experience at Amy bhiel was not good, even after I left…read morethe school. They are not a college prep school, but they skip many credits required to graduate that other schools require. Additionally, when I moved schools, a lot of the classes that I took at Amy Bhiel didn't count as credits and I had to do a lot more work during my senior year of high school. I also missed out on a lot of high school experiences because they do not have sports, they have extremely limited clubs, and not a lot of non-academic extra-curriculars. The school size was too small, and there were only a small handful of students throughout each class that I had. They did not prepare me or teach me things I needed to know, and I found myself falling behind the academic level most students at other schools were at. There are little to no AP classes and the area the school is located is sketchy and unsafe, especially for teenagers. I would not recommend this school to anybody, and if you do attend Amy Bhiel, I recommend staying for all 4 years of high school because of how badly their classes will screw you over when switching.

Probably the best middle school in ABQ. It wasn't a bad…read moreschool at all, and the principal is really nice, you're lucky if you are in the school when this principal is here because he is a very nice guy. Teachers are alright, nothing really bad or really good, there is some teachers I liked better then others. Overall it's a good school. And I've met friends there.