My child started kindergarten at the Carmel location. My child has been crying and not wanting to…read morego to school because of bullying from other children and yelling from the teachers. My child was reading when they left preK and has since significantly regressed. All concerns brought up to the teachers have been ignored. No disciplinary actions have been reported to me, and there are no incident reports being made about injuries. No parents are allowed in the building and the teachers are unable to tell me what kind of " science" they're learning. I have no way to support my student at home without proper communication. What I'm told by my student is that all lessons are done with videos. This is not the Montessori way! 14 + years experience teaching and you don't have curriculum to share? Very odd.

Our daughter attended this school for 3.5 years. While the first year was good, we pulled her out…read moredue to concerns over her physical, emotional, and academic well-being. She was physically assaulted 3 times during one school year by male classmates, some of her teachers and administrators were unprofessional, and her academic performance was deteriorating. The school was found by the state to be in violation of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, and we've been made aware of multiple FERPA violations as well. In addition to concerns for her well-being, we had concerns over the school's use of taxpayer funding. They recently settled a lawsuit arising from the ousting of their previous director. The school's insurance paid over $200k, and the school's taxpayer-funded premiums skyrocketed. This information is readily available from Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA) requests to the school, the local court, and their insurance provider NMPSIA. The school's HR director installed his daughter as the principal without evidence of a competitive application process. This administrator additionally arranged for the undocumented and uncompensated use of 5 acres of school property, despite the excessive watering costs and farm chemical risks. The administrative assistants were fantastic, but not enough to make up for the school's bigger problems. Since then, we transferred our daughter to a public school in Rio Rancho, where she is thriving. We should have pulled her out sooner. Brian Freno, PhD

This is our first school year at GOK. I have three kids here and they all have great teachers. I…read morecannot give it 5 stars because I'm comparing to Ohio schools where class sizes were much smaller and I felt like the academics were better. The playground at GOK is lacking slightly, however the school itself is kept up well and the staff are all great!

St. Charles is one of the better parochial schools in Albuquerque with a focus on caring about the…read morefundamentals of a solid education. My god daughter attends, and I recently had the pleasure of seeing her presented with an award for "straight A" 4th-grade school work. The parents all seem to know each other, and the teachers and administration are clearly enthusiastic about being here. Also, even thought this is a Catholic school, religion isn't forced and the school welcomes students from all walks. If you are thinking about sending your child here, I recommend meeting the principal and staff. You are sure to be impressed!

From the owner: "St. Charles is a Pre-K through 8th Catholic school. At St. Charles, we cultivate a compassionate…read morelearning environment where students are empowered to develop their potential through active/kinesthetic/hands on learning. We foster a strong community of lifelong learners committed to the utilizing their gifts to building God’s kingdom on earth.

My daughter has been here for 3 years now, we are happy with all the teachers and the growth we are…read moreseeing in our daughter.

This is a great place for soccer practice & not cuz it's 5 fromy home but becuz the grass is always…read morewell maintained, free of dog crap since it doubles as the elementary schools play field,,,

used to go to this school but I got expelled but other than that it was a good school the kids…read morewhere alright Their teachers were good Mr. Hzhy is the best teaher out the he is one of my favorite teachers and the principal was always on the top I'm just kidding. Our good. My brother still goes here. The math teacher for seventh grade is in the world. I'm sorry to be so mean but why you so mean the I loved it. I mean, I got jumped, broke my thum , but it was good.

I go here everyone always says it is the greatest school ever personality I feel like it is just…read moreaverage school normal public school we have a great band program and most teachers are nice and have good classes sendings if you like political stuff then don't go here many students and son teachers don't like Republicans you have good kids here and smart kids but expect stupid kids to the community school sending that's here is ok in some ways but overall just an average school

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.

My child is excited to go to school. They have a unique program that allows young children a safe…read moreenvironment for an education in technology, reading, math, music, art, mindfulness, in-classroom yoga as well as chess and science clubs.

From the owner: Manzano Day School, located in Albuquerque, N.M., is dedicated to innovative child-centered…read moreeducation, excellence in teaching, and joy in learning to prepare children for a life of discovery and community. Manzano Day School is an independent, not-for-profit school governed by a board of trustees. It is independent in its finances and governance and is not dependent upon national or local government for financing operations, nor reliant on taxpayer contributions.We have a mix of co-curricular areas and core subjects, including: Art Music Physical education Reading Math Language arts Science Social studiesCall us today!

I have three very different kids all of whom are thriving here. My oldest, 13, had previously been…read morein four different school structures from private Christian to public to classical academy charter to home school. He needed a challenge and to rise to a sense of ownership which he is doing. My girls are both different (one task oriented, one super creative) and both are fully themselves and engaged and love their community.

My main criticism of Acton Academy is that my kids are the happiest they have been at school. Since…read morewhen was school supposed to be fun? More and more they seem to have adopted the the idea that they can do things for themselves. Acton focuses on the "hero's journey." It's an idea whose time has come - that the purpose of education is ultimately to find your calling and become a messenger of positive change. Instead of a cookie cutter set of curriculum, kids work at identifying their passions and incorporating them into their objectives. The staff is truly dedicated to understanding each student's strengths and weaknesses so that the students are growing towards self direction and self motivation. Why settle for just book smart? Acton instills a love of knowledge-a love that creates momentum for a richer life.

Most teacher are dedicated and willing to meet with parents before and afterschool…read more They have a dual language program for students K-5.

Montezuma Elementary School earns five stars for their dedicated teachers, knowledgeable staff, and…read moregood leadership. This Title 1 school has students from all sorts of backgrounds -- some are the offspring of professors, doctors, lawyers, and successful business owners -- if that is one end of the spectrum, then the other end is where students come from a dirt poor backgrounds. I think this rich diversity adds to a broader education for your student because s/he can witness where an education can take you; it can bring you all the way to the top if the student chooses to aim high. Keep learning everyone!