Great school so far, luckily I only live in walking distance. All the teachers seem very kind and…read morepolite. My daughters pre-k teacher is Mrs. Camps, she is great with kids, friendly, and patient. Hope this school year is great for everyone.

it is really bad, kid threaten to stab me and only got it's for 3 days, and after he got out he was…read morebehind me with the same pencil. stay away from here, bad teaching, unfair discipline, and rude workers

Our daughter went to school here as a 1-2 year old. Amy and Shelbee were her teachers and it was…read morethe best school ever. Very caring teachers there and my daughter loved it. Education was good as well. She learned a lot in terms of colors, alphabet, numbers, and god. The only drawback to attending school here is that it serves only as a Mother's Day out program for kids that age. It's only 8:30-11:30 which may be a bit of a downer depending on your situation. Not to sure how the rest of the program is either as I heard some negative rumblings about some of the other teachers but I never saw. I'd investigate it though.

Holy Trinity was an answered prayer for our family after we moved out of DFW. After being in an…read moreexcellent classical charter, our 3 boys experienced bad language and bullying for the first time. As we prayed for guidance, I met two families who told me how much they loved Holy Trinity for their teens without my even asking. At first, I believed there was no way we could manage the cost. I am so glad that we took the first steps anyway. Our freshman son has quickly developed a community of friends who also value their Christian faith. We love that his teachers foster meaningful conversations and deeper learning in their classes. Financially it isn't easy, but we have always felt supported and are so grateful for the generous financial aid that has given our son a faith-filled and academically challenging environment to mature in.

This is an amazing daycare. Ms. Valerie gives homework, updated info on your child's progress. She…read morehas a sign language specialist come in every week. As well as a gymnastic teacher. I'm so glad my son is attending her daycare.

Now that my son is old enough for pre school we are checking out some schools. This one is right on…read morethe road of one of the busiest streets in Killeen. Yea they slow traffic it I still would have my son in a neighborhood instead of a major road. That's me. But it seems ok. Going to another school to do my research.

Great staff. My daughter had an amazing teacher, and she learned a lot. The overall atmosphere is…read morenot that great. Must be because they have had so many principals. The scores are not high, but I believe that they are headed in the right direction, and just need the proper guidance.

Love this school! My students have been attending this school since they were in Pre-K. They have…read moreexcelled in their classes and built amazing friendships. The teachers really cared for them.

It's ok. They have really run down trucks and only a few good instructors. Most of the instructors…read moreare too busy chatting, on personal phone calls, or goofing off on their phones to be useful. The classroom teacher Daniel, head of training Will, the only female instructor who only trains manuals, and the hefty guy who they have part time but has drove longer than the rest of them are the only trainers worth the cost of the school. They try and convince everyone to learn manual and that's probably because they really only maintain the manual trucks tho all of them are complete junkers. They leave the students to teach each other including the off sets. When you're driving most of the instructors aren't paying attention to you, the road, or the truck. They only teach you how to drive, straight line back, forward offset, and reverse offset which is fine for the state but not for work. Every company you go to work for wants you to know how to alley part: 45 and 90 degree. ATDS does not teach that. They should. They need to fix or replace those junk trucks, fire those instructors that don't want to work, and teach everything one needs to know. I went to orientation at a company with several who went to Lone Star College and they were more prepared than 90% of us who went to regular trucking schools including atds. Their school did teach the 45s and 90s and a bunch of other stuff.