I went to Chemawa when it was a very old two-story building. I loved it and yes, it was cold. This…read morewas around 1968 lol. I remember lots of experiences there, most of all, Mrs. Blair. Poor Mrs. Blair was our science teacher and the boys would terrify her. She was allergic to bees. We had those very long poles to open the windows above us. The boys opened them to let in the bees. Poor woman

I attended the school when it was mainly just the large two-story building built in the 1900s…read more... It was big and it was cold but it was cool! I was in the last class that was actually able to call it a junior high because the next year they condemned the main building and turned it into a middle school.... Didn't get a junior prom nor Junior high graduation.... The bureaucracy said that it would make us appreciate high School prom and graduations even more. And yeah I did graduate high school at Arlington high but I didn't get to go to the prom because nobody asked me. And you know what I never attended one of the high school reunions either!

best school ever!! food is meh weeeeeeeweeeeeeeeeeeeeeee…read more teachers are lit da skool is kool cant do drugs tho, supervisors supervise too much :,(

Admin left a classroom of special education students mainly alone with only outside hire substitute…read moreaides. Their hired substitute had a flat tire who was meant ro arrive later, which they told to only an adjacent teacher to the substitute aide watched classroom. That adjacent teacher proceeded to remove as many kids as he could safely handle to his room and checked in on the aide run classroom for around four and a half hours. Administration finally sent the attendance officer to sit with the class until an entirely different substitute showed up. Said substitute only lasted about 10 minutes until a student displayed aggressive behaviors and fled. Administration showed back upon being told the substitute was leaving. Gross misconduct, to leave a classroom of substitute aides (half of whom have never been with these students before) alone with a classroom of not only children but special education children. Admin could have sent literally anyone in the time it took for a substitute to appear just to ensure that aides had support and there was no risk of liability for students and staff alike.

My kids have been going to Springs for the last five years. I love this program because it is…read moretailored for every student to be successful. Teachers have shown that they are sensitive to the learning needs of each student and, they celebrate even the smallest achievements in the students education so the student will enjoy learning and want to try harder and achieve more.

My granddaughter started going just this year in August. what I have noticed immediately is that…read moreshe doesn't want to miss a day. she may get frustrated because it's a new way of learning, but their methods work because it's geared to each child individually. Today as I picked her up a bit early; there was a few steps to even get inside the school grounds. in these times that gave me a sense of security. Mrs.!1 lol Herrera was at the front desk and she was so pleasant. my granddaughters teachers names are Mrs.Flores and Mr. Herrera; she speaks well of them both. Ms. Vandien is another teacher that she has a friendship with through other families, anytime Krissy has needed assistance she's always helped without question. A plus is a student store that even I had as a child. that gives them incentive to earn and spend. all schools should have them. we are truly blessed to have this opportunity. Much thanks Nitza - Krissys Nana

The principal lacks the temperament and professional skills necessary to lead a school community…read more She avoids parent engagement, displays a "mean-girl" demeanor, and consistently shows a lack of empathy. Her presence does not reflect that of a caring educator or a capable leader. In contrast, the office manager and counselor have a far stronger and more positive presence on campus. I have yet to meet a parent who feels positively about the principal, which is concerning. The communication issues families experience stem directly from the culture she has created. She appears disengaged and uninformed, and her leadership style is more suited to an isolated administrative role than a school environment. While the teachers themselves appear decent, her leadership is steering the school in the wrong direction. Being a new school with newer teachers, the campus needs strong, stable guidance... not the disorganization and disconnect that currently exist. I genuinely believe a new principal would dramatically improve the school climate. Unfortunately, that change does not appear to be on the horizon. Given the circumstances, I would recommend families consider a more established school until stronger leadership is in place.

This school has had such a positive impact on my children's mental health. Especially after…read moreattending a public school nearby with a lot of issues regarding incompetent staff and bullying. They are happy and genuinely cared for here. My son used to cry everyday before public school begging me not to go. Since coming here he has no issues and is excited about going everyday. Principal and staff are very supportive and respectful to children and parents.

This school is so great . I went here as a kid along with my brother and now our kiddos go here…read more This is not only a school it's a community. My kids are thriving and are much further ahead academically than in public school. I have recommended this school to others and they also have enrolled their children and love it.

I don't know why this school doesn't have any reviews but I chose this school for my TK to attend…read more This is his first time ever going to school. He was never in daycare so I was really nervous but so far he's been liking this school. This school was perfect for my son because we go to St. Thomas church as a family so my son is aware of the location and that made us feel more comfortable. He's only been attending this school for the past 2 months but he's already made a few friends and he's getting the hang of his schedule. I will post more when he's done with TK. We are hoping to have him attend here for another year. Private school can get pricey but we love how they teach our little one the importance of Jesus Christ and learning how to pray.

This review is for the campus only, as my daughter's high school drumline performed here in an…read moreall-day competition against other high schools. The campus is HUGE and clean. The school exterior is well-maintained. The school employees or event volunteers were extremely helpful and friendly. The gym is large, with very comfortable seating and a great view of the court, regardless of where you sit. The sound from each band performing carries well in this gym. Parking was available throughout the campus in multiple parking lots. The restrooms were clean and readily accessible to all guests. It

Was a student there class of 2017 . I hated being there but…read moremiss it now. Simpler time's S/O to Ms.Allen for bring such an awesome teacher & Mr. Rivera for teaching me about the San Andreas fault , still paranoid till this day :) !!!

My daughter has been attending Notre Dame for several years, and each year we have encountered the…read moresame unacceptable issue. Staff member Asunción Abrego Galeana, known as "Tia," has repeatedly singled out and targeted my daughter, issuing her dress code violations for skirts and shorts that were the same length--or in many cases, longer--than those worn by her peers, who were not penalized. This repeated and unjust scrutiny has left my daughter feeling insecure and confused, questioning what is supposedly "wrong" with her clothing when it clearly meets or exceeds the standards applied to others. This pattern of unfair treatment is deeply concerning and has cast a shadow over her entire experience at Notre Dame. It is disheartening that one individual's actions have created such a hostile and discouraging environment for students. Speak to any student, and you will hear the same story--this behavior is not isolated, and it is damaging to both the school's reputation and the well-being of its students.

Notre Dame is an excellent high school with a wonderful community of school staff, parents and…read morestudents. We have six children and three have already graduated. All three children were accepted into the four year universities (of their choice) and thrived in college. Our three younger children will also all attend Notre Dame High School. Go Titans!

Worst school in the world, math teachers suck, and one time the lunch ladies didnt give me my…read moreGatorade

This school needs work, not only staff but, also the campus you have teachers that are thieves in…read morethe night time and angels in the day time. You have teachers with expensive luxury cars but, the cells of a fly. Overall this school didn't meet the standards for a good school

I AM SO DISAPPOINTED WITH ADAMS ELEMENTARY IN RUSD. The communications with the parents are…read moreabsolutely ridiculous. The teacher doesn't have any problem calling the parents when there is an issue in the class, but when the parent tries calling the teacher back multiple times in a matter of weeks to try to work on a solution together, but gets zero responses. Then it's your child's birthday and you call the teacher to find out when you can bring cup cakes and how many to bring utilizing both lines of communication recommended by the teacher, and still no response, so you bring 24 cupcakes and unfortunately there are 26 students!!!! How unfortunate for those students, and how ashamed should that teacher feel? But this isn't just recent, since day one, we have expressed our concerns with certain subjects that may be a struggle for our child with the school, and after many calls to the school, still no follow up. How are our children supposed to be successful if the school does not build rapport with the parents, especially when you receive a progress report stating "At Risk of Retention", but has not even returned phone calls regarding educational issues??? Adams Elementary is rated an "Improvement Needed" school and over the past few years, I have tried to maintain a positive attitude and thought they were improving and on the path to success. I can see I have clearly been mistaken and only hope the district team will reevaluate the leadership team and find some type of improvement for these children, who are our future, to have the opportunity to be successful by working as a team with the parents. A child's success cannot be done by just one teacher, or just one parent. It is a team effort, and Adams Elementary fails to see that! Sorry for my rant, but I needed to vent as a parent/step parent.

they played deep throat very inappropriate I suggest u do not go here my daughter was bullied…read moreeveryday the food is very disgusting very unacceptable it has mold it's stale the girls talk a lot of crap. I HIGHLY SUGGEST NOT TO EVER GO HERE.

This school is ghetto with bullying and violence! Teachers don't teach like they used to anymore!read more