This is an amazing school. Not only does it help your child succeed but because they are not bound…read moreto the standard grade school curriculum, your child can excel far beyond their natural talents. Children can take high school math in middle school or do science that they normally could not do. My son attends this school and he is a better, brighter person for it. He is naturally very intelligent and with "many hours" of focused homework, was an A, B student in the public school system. We chose the Lewis School because he is slightly back and white, very sensitive and emotional. For many years he was bullied for being different. And every year we saw this amazingly bright, happy, talkative kid become negative, sad and gloomy. He didn't want to go to school, refused homework and the most upsetting part as a parent was he lost faith in himself. Then we found The Lewis school and OUR not just his life changed. Just after a couple months of attending The Lewis School we saw amazing changes in him. He's happier, wants to go to school, talkative and can handle situations better. He doesn't fight us to go to school or to do his homework (Which he still hates btw). This is the "LEWIS GIFT". They provide children with the love and support our children need. They understand each child and provide proper clinical advice and aid to help them grow into young adults in a stress less environment. This school is not just for learning differences, although they are experts in many fields including dyslexia (which come in many levels similar to autism), but for all children who want to learn in a better accepting environment. They build confidence and leadership in a loving understanding way. Words cannot describe what the school has done for my child as well as many other children and families. As a parent you know your child's happiness is priceless. They need the chance to open up and focus on being the best they can be. I, we truly believe The Lewis School is the only place that can open that window.

The Lewis School is an amazing place for the learning different child. The teachers are FANTASTIC…read moreand the small home like feel you cant compare to any other educational institution.

I interviewed for an on call-substitute teacher position for the last three months of the academic…read moreyear. In the email, the secretary said the interview would be quick ... but it ended up lasting an hour. Which is fine; the principal and I seemed to be getting along. However, they never email me back, and then when I email them back asking as to whether they made a decision about the position, I get ghosted. They never email me back.

I went here many years ago and it was not the best experience. The school is a mess due to it being…read morefrom Pre K to High School. The teachers weren't that good and the community doesn't work.

My daughter is blossoming in the upper school. Academics, arts, and athletics are taught with the…read morehighest standards by qualified staff who care about their students. The strong, supportive community has been invaluable for my daughter's mental and emotional wellbeing. We're so grateful to have found Stuart.

Stuart used to be an excellent school. It is now struggling. Great teachers are leaving and are…read morebeing replaced by young, inexperienced ones. The upper school is so small that class offerings are limited to core subject courses and there are very few electives. The athletic program is a shadow of what it was. It is really a shame.

I can't tell you a thing about the curriculum (although from the look of the crowd I'm sure it's…read moresome provocative form of free association meets not so free tuition) but last night we went to see a young relative perform in Wardlaw's Spring musical Into The Woods. Rarely, have I witnessed a production so elaborate this side of Broadway. The costumes alone were exquisite and Judging from the logjam of six figure German SUVs lining the parking lot I immediately stopped wondering where such funding could have possibly come from. Considering my own public high school production of M*A*S*H featured Army Surplus Store remnants for costumes and props I shudder to think what Wardlaw's prom may look like... Maybe Justin Timberlake and Beyonce performing live on a levitating platform of pure platinum. Like the bumper sticker says... My other car is a Ferrari. Times they sure have changed. A great show.

My son has been enrolled in W+H since early childhood. These past 5 years have just flown by…read morewatching him thrive and grow. He's challenged, he's nurtured and he's given the tools to succeed. I've watched him accomplish projects with such determination and grit and I've seen him cheer his classmates with the same joy and sense of pride in them. The teachers are simply amazing...I've had the joy of connecting and maintaining strong relationships. They foster so much global awareness and inclusivity. My son has learned about so many different cultures and foods. When I am on campus...I feel like I am home. I am forever grateful to everyone at WH for my son's journey...it really takes a village...I'm fortunate to add to mine each year.

Amazing school, I've been here it's a great school, great teachers and good atmosphere, great…read morelearning experience and the cafeteria food is really good

I hate this school bro everyone so weird and annoying. Y'all should not transfer here us you plan…read moreto come over. The tests, mad hard bro. I hate irla, computer graphics is probably the worst class I have ever taken in my life. Social studies is fun. School lunch is so unhealthy, I'm gonna get diabetes. Help.

In a nutshell, what is it that CHP provides over public schools or other private schools:…read more 1. Smaller class sizes 2. Passionate teachers - who care about your kids and how they learn 3. Smaller school means that it has a "family" feel, there is always someone watching over your kids 4. Enough extra curricular activities 5. They have amazing Debate and Robotics Teams and often win championships 6. The fees are relatively low and you see the money utilized for your kids 7. Love the way they do the sports - all kids participate and enjoy 8. Kids love their classes - that is big! you get the drift O yeah - it is a national blue ribbon school - if that helps

Our family was defrauded by Cedar Hill Prep…read more We were promised small class sizes and first-class facilities. When our child started school, it was apparent that they had repurposed an old storage room, and that the student:teacher ratio was far worse than advertised. When we complained about the state of the classroom, rather than do the right thing and hire additional staff, the school administration expelled our child from the school on zero days' notice, despite having no documented behavioral or academic issues of any kind. During the expulsion meeting, the administration admitted to being unable to hire additional staff and _intentionally_ overbooking the class sizes during registration. The founder of this school is obsessed with metrics. If your child represents a threat to one of those metrics (be it student-teacher ratio, standardized test scores, etc.) then they will absolutely throw your child under the bus to make the school look better. Be warned.

my cat goes to this school. she's very happy. i am proud of her. she enjoys school. she's a cat…read more meow. hiss. cat.

I went to this school when I was a kid and it was okay. The lockers were small and the cafeteria…read morefood tasted like garbage but other than that it was good. My teachers were nice and didn't give too much homework. Overall...GO COUGARS!!!!!