One of the top high schools in El Paso. I heard it's El Paso's finest, so far I think is true!read more

I saw the prior comments and was a little worried at first when I enrolled them. I'm glad I didn't…read morelisten. My children love it here. I feel my children are safe and being shown Christian values. I had my other children in public school and there were fights almost on a daily basis. Not here, the children and staff are held to a high standard of conduct. Of course not all the children are saved and make mistakes, but the staff handles it. I plan to keep my children here, God willing.

We are happy with what our children get out of the school. It is a great education and care…read moreproviding institution.

It's a great middle school lots of activities. Just think they should have crossing guard for…read moreafter school traffic. Only for the safety of the kids and have cones to label parking and non parking spots. Parking is extremely unorganized on the street and causes a major safety issues and also unnecessary traffic. I know they have a police car parked at school property but someone should be outside directing traffic.

Terrible school, fights every day, kids drinking alcoholic beverages during school and selling…read moredrugs. The staff cares very little about their students especially their English speaking students. They cater to their Spanish speaking students more. The school is also poor in that they do not receive much funding. The wrestling team doesn't even have an entire mat to wrestle nor their own space to conduct practice. They practiced on the cafeteria stage, on 1/3 of a wrestling mat.

The Young Women's Leadership Academy is a all female public school (6-12 grades). It has 369…read morestudents in grades 6-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 14 to 1. According to state test scores, 37% of students are at least proficient in math and 77% in reading. So the focus is on academics and emphasis is put on academics. They hosted the IQ competition this January which was a lot of fun.

From the owner: Young Women's Leadership Academy (YWLA) The Ysleta Young…read moreWomen's Leadership Academy is the only FREE, all-girl, college preparatory public school in West Texas serving grades 6-12 (middle school and high school). YWLA opened in the 2016-2017 school year with 125 6th grade girls and 98 7th grade girls adding a new 6th-grade cohort every year after. Our young women are exceeding academic expectations and proving that all students, regardless of their background or socio-economic status, can excel if given the right opportunity. Our school has a foundation of STEAM curriculum with a focus on our core values: Responsible Leadership, College and Career Readiness, and Wellness Life Skills.

What a warm and welcome school! I was greeted by friendly 4th graders! They know what to do! Their…read moreteacher has all lesson plans laid out, and easy to understand and to follow. I hope to be able to return.

El Paso high is an AMAZING school the only problem I have with it is some of the faculty members…read more Specifically Jose Hernandez the freshman biology teacher. Mr. Hernandez is known by his students for not teaching anything and complaining when we learn nothing. I have had many bad experiences with Mr. Hernandez but one really sticks out for me, I was feeling sick so I went to the restroom but the one on my floor was closed so I went to the floor below and threw up in the restroom A LOT. I came back after 20 minutes and he told me "You spent 20 minutes in the restroom. You are only allowed 5 minutes." He stuck a paper in my face that stated only 5 minutes in the restroom. When I tried to explain my situation he wouldn't listen and gave me a referral. Mr. Hernandez has made my experience at El Paso High one star.

As someone who attended Franklin High School from my Sophomore year to my Senior year and…read moregraduating, I 100% recommend this school! I feel that I received a great education here. All the teachers were great. The best I had were Mrs. Solo (now retired) and Mrs. Ereng. The school itself had many clubs and activities that you could join such as: student council, gay straight alliance, a video game club, yearbook, newspaper, band, orchestra, theatre, and many sports teams. When I got cancer my senior year, they were also very helpful in getting me what I needed and support so that I could still graduate with my class! I will forever be grateful that I was able to attend such a great school! #Classof2014

I love this school so much. Awesome job Chapin and you guys should come here so much.read more

When my brother went to the school, it was a good school but now things have changed. Staff doesn't…read moreeven try to give parents or anybody a better experience. It's just seems like the school spirit has gone down. They don't care about piercings anymore but yet you're tardy, even if classes are far?

Radford School is really a gem in El Paso. I had the privilege to be educated at the London School…read moreof Economics and Harvard and it is without any hesitation that I recommend this institution. A family atmosphere with a focus on academics and a real understanding for the individual we are so privileged to have such an institution of higher learning in El Paso.

Expelled because a kid said he wanted to harm himself . The school didn't do anything but expulsion…read more, and that kid never got the help he needed because the liar principal lied to him about the kid getting help .