The teachers, therapists and all staff members dedication to helping students thrive, not only…read moreacademically but also socially and emotionally, is truly remarkable!

The transformations of students there is remarkable whether in terms of improving communication,…read morephysical coordination or simply confidence! The small student to staff ratio means every kid will get plenty of individual attention and continued adjustments towards goals that kids/parents have.

Attending this school was the most traumatizing experience of my life, and I am still affected by…read moreit to this day. I graduated in 2019, and throughout my time there, both students and teachers displayed extreme racism that the administration continuously ignored or excused. Students on the worship team would call us "monkeys" and tell us to "go back to Africa." When we reported it, the principal's response was, "I don't think they meant it like that." This dismissal became a pattern,every racist act was brushed aside instead of being taken seriously. During my senior year, a teacher, Todd Manske, physically and verbally attacked my friends and me in the school parking lot. We were listening to clean music in our car when he ran up, slammed on the door, and screamed: "Do you think little kids want to hear N-word, N-word, this early in the morning?!" He actually said the full racial slur multiple times, with rage in his face as he hit the car. I was terrified he was going to hurt us. The school did absolutely nothing. This teacher is still employed there today.Another student, Austin Strandlund, repeatedly threatened my sister's life, saying he would lynch her and shoot her if she ever came to his house. Once again,the school did nothing. This same student and another mocked George Floyd's death as if it were a joke. When students of color stood up and told them it was wrong, another student, Mark Ustimchuk, told us to "LEAVE AMERICA." The school ignored it until we exposed the incident on social media and it went viral. Even then, the students only received a light slap on the wrist. Austin also brought a Confederate flag to prom in 2019. When we reported it, the secondary principal excused it by saying, "Well, his parents said it was okay." Yet, in the same breath, the school forced me and another Black student to remove our "Black Excellence" shirts. Austin would also "joke" daily about shooting up the school and said that my sister and I would be the first targets. Despite reporting this, nothing was ever done to protect us.This school is not a Christian school,it is a breeding ground for racism, hate, and trauma. The administration enabled both students and teachers to degrade and threaten students of color without consequence. To this day, I am deeply scarred by how I was treated there, and I am speaking out so no other family has to go through what mine did. Do not bring your kids to this school.

Great school that teaches the Bible and challenges students educationally! Graduated in 2017 and…read morethankful for the experience I had here

Outstanding education. Benilde prepares students well for College/University. We've prioritized…read moretuition payments over other things in order to have the opportunity for a Catholic education

Great school. Great sports and not just because of good teams, anyone who wants to play a sport is…read moregive the chance. They have lots of strings so everyone has a chance. More extra carriculars than anyone could want. Great Drama, video, chess, speech, theatre, ect. They are a blue ribbon school the best of the best for college prep. They teach a value based ethics education. It is Catholic based but open and inviting to anyone of any background or religion. On of my best friends who went there was a hindu. They have need based scholarships and the school, faculty and students truly give back to the community.

Big school, lots going on over the weekend. Had a basketball tourney, and there was 7v7, softball…read moreand lacrosse allowing on. Gym was smelly, like fungus stinky.

The Stillwater HS is a huge beautiful and newer complex so it's easy to get lost if you don't know…read morewhere you're going. We've used the facilities there for community education activities and going to see performances in the theater. The theater is wonderful and I loved the angled seating. Great place to see a show.

Lionsgate Academy is a great school for special needs children. My son is at Lynx, which is their…read moreLevel 4 programming. My son had a hard time adjusting to his new school setting. They were patient and continue working with him. He has been here 4 months now and is excelling. Grateful for the excellent staff!!!

Granted, COVID has brought challenges to us all. However, for a school that is supposedly working…read morewith students with special needs of all kinds, greater creativity and flexibility is expected. Lionsgate has chosen a distance-learning model only, at a time when districts have been given a choice to offer more. This excludes children like our son, who needs in-person services. We have had to pull him out of Lionsgate for this reason. Top Administration at Lionsgate are not willing to be collaborative with parents nor accept our advocacy. They are defensive and evasive, lacking flexibility.

one of the best schools in the state within the top ten after elementary school…read more you have to understand that everyone at this school is ahead of other people in the way of the world so if they seem stupid to you that's because you're actualy more stupid for not understanding how smart they are. In elementary school it's only harder because they're learning everything but twice and once they get into middle and high school they will have learned everything even more and in two languages thus becoming smarter 3x The theater program is also very highly rated having gotten awards most schools and local theaters couldn't even dream of. would recommend sending your kids.

The school is a joke. Their teachers are some of the dumbest people I've ever met. You can tell by…read morethe way everything is unorganized and dysfunctional that the entire staff has a low IQ.

If you are their during school hours you may risk significant problems with student behavior…read moreincluding, random fist fights and students running through the hallways banging doors. Once school hours end and students leave you should have few issues if you use the front doors by the pickup loop to get in.

Attending a swim meet here? Me too! The fans are lovely, the kids in the hall are helpful. I can't…read moretell you where to park, we ended up banging on multiple doors to get it. (this was after school hours) The pool is warm, like many. The balcony is nice sized, but only has a handful of folding chairs. As a result many people ended up standing. However, props for the extra space to throw coats or younger siblings with their entertainment supplies.

I had such a positive experience with Jaci Crosbie. She is incredibly professional, kind, and…read moreknowledgeable. She always responded quickly and made sure I understood everything, no matter how many questions I had. What stood out the most was how much she genuinely cared about my success and made me feel supported every step of the way. Having an advisor like her really made a difference for me. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for someone reliable and encouraging.

This has been the best experience hands down...I would recommend anyone that's wanting to go back…read moreto give this University a shot. My advisor Jaci is the best. She responds in a timely manner and answers all my questions. She's also very supportive. So, if you are doubting yourself about attending the University...please don't. Give them a chance to show you different.