If I could rate 0 I would I went here for 7th and a week of 8th before I dropped out. (2021-2022)…read moreMr. Yund and maybe 1 or 2 other teachers were actually really sweet and made that time really fun. Mr. Snyder, Ms. Gustofason, Mr. Alvarado, Ms. Hedry, "Dr" Allen, the principal, vice principal, and my counselor. Treated us like shit I got sexually harassed by a student and when I told my counselor she just told me to move my seat. Mr. Snyder 100% just bullied his students everyone he doesn't care to know is "rude". Ms. Gustofason saluted Hitler in the middle of class. Mr. Alvarado liked to say slurs, Threw a chair, humiliated me and other students. Ms. Hendry was so creepy towards me (staring, favoritism, etc) everyone thought she had a crush on me. "Dr" Allen wouldn't actually teach he would tell made up stories 24/7. But I think it was just time for him to retire. The principal would read newspapers the whole lunch other than to yell. I never saw him other than that. The vice principal mainly would just block off the bathrooms at lunch. You would have to stay in the lunch room but you couldn't go to the bathroom during class. I got tripped so often by kids at this school I got an awful muscle injury and couldn't get out of chairs. DON'T GO TO THIS SCHOOL

This started off as a nice experience for both of my children, however the Administration consists…read moreof bullies. Day in, day out, the "assistant" Principal, Reneé Dehaan bullies these kids to the point where they don't even want to go to school anymore. I could post over a hundred examples, but rest assured that she really embraces the "power" of controlling children. I assume, like many employees in an administrative role, that she was stepped on when SHE was in Jr High and High School, but now she sees herself as the one that finally has the ability to step on others. When talking to her over the phone she won't answer any questions, but is quick to accuse every kid of terrible things. When asked directly what the kid(s) are guilty of, she has no answer. I believe that sending any child here is just a waste of the kids' & parents' time. I wish they would just take the time to hire some quality (and qualified) people that actually care about children.

Loved this school, was blessed to share this school with such an amazing athlete in Jack…read moreWistrcill!! So thankful!

Great school I teach there the approaches might seem archaic but they are wonderful. They care…read moreabout their students and staff

They don't account for learning speeds of the children. They move as a class not as individuals.read more

They have bats in the toilets and squirrels in the ceiling. Very not sanitary. Scared for my…read moregrandkids health.

HHS (in SLC) is a great school. Overall the teachers care and many of them go above and beyond to…read moregive the students good opportunities. There are a wide variety of students, and like any school it has it's problems, but there are a lot of involved parents and the staff cares. The offerings are great as well compared to neighboring schools. Highland offers an IB program and concurrent enrollment options. The opportunities are present for kids who want them.

We attended Skyline to watch their annual "Sign a Song" and it was so good! These students are…read morebeyond talented with their sign language abilities. It was a fun way to spend the evening. Although the school is older, it was warm and inviting for the experience.

I love skyline but I hate the stars. That's why I have to give this place... a one star. No hate to…read moreskyline. I just hate stars, shooting stars, etc. This school would be 5 stars but the less stars they're the better.

So it turns out that having a good program means running a mile timed, its nothing personal they…read moreare just trying to make kids healthy. But as a student and my parents agree it is a great school, some punks but you cant really avoid that.

The administration cares more about themselves than the students or the teachers let alone their…read moreeducation. The kids have no sprit. They are taught to not like school or represent it. They are just kids but it's no excuse for the staff

This school should be the benchmark for all the schools in the state if not the U.S. They are…read moreprogressive, inclusive and have made wholistic education a reality. Don't tell me it can't be done. The teachers and staff at Churchill do what so many say cannot be done on a daily basis and they do it with compassion and engagement. It's clear they really care about the future leaders they are molding and they truly WANT to do the work they do. After transferring my daughter here, walking in the halls I heard children laughing for the first time in years. It brought me to tears. These students are genuinely happy at school. It's nothing short of miraculous. This is how school should be. Not the gladiator arena so many schools have become. Thank you. Thank you a thousand times over! Churchill has made a monumental positive impact not just on my daughter but on our entire family.

I am writing from my parents yelp but I am definitely not going to this school again. It is so…read moreracist I am Hispanic and it seems like the counseling and principal only like helping the whites. Last year as I was a 6th grader kids were making fun of me and my teacher heard and didn't do anything which was in science class. I had issues through out the school year and the counselor didn't do anything to help. She would just threaten me about not coming back next year instead of helping me. How does their staff make 60 through 80 thousand a year?! Like what! They don't even help a kid that is a different race then other kids and it seems like they only help the kids that like in the cove which have a lot of money!

Garfield School/Academy is a warm, inviting, forward-thinking atmosphere for children of all ages…read more(infant - 12th grade). Since 2009, they have been guiding students to develop the skills they need to be successful in life. They offer inclusive Montessori programs for children from infancy through high school. Beginning with intensive early intervention services, which include in-class therapy services and parent education in the Infant, Toddler and Early Childhood (preschool-Kindergarten) classes, to their Elementary, Middle and High School programs, Garfield School offers the highest quality Montessori and inclusive education available. Currently, between their two campuses (Elizabeth & Garfield) they serve over 250 students from infancy through 10th grade, and will be adding an 11th grade class for the 2019-2020 school year. They embrace educational best practices to guide, inspire and challenge our students. Whether a student is gifted, typical, or in need of extra support, at Elizabeth Academy/Garfield School, every student's needs are met. Their MACTE credentialed and experienced Montessori teachers work collaboratively with special educators and therapists to individualize the learning experience for each child. As a model school for inclusion, they adapt the curriculum as needed, utilizing authentic assessment practices to ensure that each child is appropriately challenged and supported.

I attended Cosgriff many years ago and it is still one of the best decisions I ever made. I would…read morehighly recommend Cosgriff or any of the Catholic schools in Utah for several reasons. First, the Catholic school system in Utah offers and education experience above and beyond the core curriculum offered in the public school system. I can still recall facts I learned in world religions, drama, and music; all classes that are being cut (or aren't offered) at public schools across the state. Plus private Catholic school teaches discipline, respect, and responsibility from a young age and as a result, has some of the most conscientious and successful students out there. The cohort system makes it so that students truly know their classmates and limits bullying. Additionally, the small class sizes and student to teacher ratio ensures that each student gets the specific help they need. While it may be expensive, I can definitely say Catholic school was worth every penny.

ex student here. i was pulled out by my parents after suffering extreme bullying that not only was…read morebarely punished at all, but genuinely left me with trauma that i still deal with to this day. i was an outcast, yes, but that doesn't mean it was ok for multiple kids to relentlessly harass me, especially after i did quite literally nothing to them. worse, instead of expelling anyone, the school essentially blamed me and gave one kid a suspension. that's it. parents, if you're thinking about sending your kid here, i have some advice: don't