My daughter and her high school drumline and color guard squads competed in indoor competitions in…read morethe school's gymnasium. The campus, and specifically the gymnasium, is huge. They are well-maintained and clean. Seating in the gymnasium was comfortable, and the view of the court was great from any seat. The school staff and volunteers were great hosts, friendly and welcoming. Parking for the visitors was readily available in the huge parking lot, as was the large area designated for parking the visiting high school's trucks and trailers. This was a fun and memorable all-day event for hundreds of visiting students, parents, and other guests from over 50 high schools in Nevada and a few from California. Thank you, Foothill High School, for hosting a very successful event.

We moved into this school last year. We've been impressed with the teachers, counselors, and admin…read more My daughter is a serious student, has learned a lot at Foothill, and feels supported by her teachers. Overall, I think the students are great. My daughter has made like-minded friends, and is happy at the school. I do wish there were more club options. The National Honor Society at Foothill leaves a lot to be desired. I also wish there were more foreign language options. Other than that, there are quite a bit of class offerings, and I've found most of the teachers to be excellent.

Mathnasium has truly been a game-changer for our family. From the moment we enrolled our son, we've…read moreexperienced nothing short of excellence. We enrolled our 8 year old son to help him gain a better understanding of math concepts and give him more confidence and Mathnasium has delivered! This program is exceptional, the math classes are individualized and structured and engaging providing a perfect balance between learning and enjoyment. Our son LOVES going and is excited to go to each session and the fun math game hour. I like how they emphasize not just rote learning but a deeper understanding and appreciation for the subject. One of the standout features of Mathnasium is its incredible staff, especially the manager Kenny. They go above and beyond to ensure every child feels supported, motivated, and most importantly, excited about math. Their interactive and positive approach keeps our son fully engaged throughout his sessions. We have already seen a significant growth in our son's math skills, but what I love even more is his smile when he goes in, and when he comes out of each math lesson. We couldn't be happier with our experience, and we wholeheartedly recommend Mathnasium to any parent looking to empower their child's mathematical journey.

This place is great. My son does well enough with math, but wanted to be better prepared for HS,…read moreand get some help in areas of difficulty. The owner, Nick, and Kenny who run this location have been great every step of the way. The employees are very patient, and know what they are doing. Thanks for all your help!

Great school with a great IB program that is integrated into all the classes. Lots of access to…read moreresources for students and staff and project based learning in the classrooms. Long standing traditions from being the oldest school in Henderson with staff who have been at the school and in the community for years creating a strong sense of community within the school.

Wow! This school is the best. I love Mr. Womble's International Relations class. He is so funny and…read moresmart. I wish there were more teachers like him at every school in this country. Our education system would be much better off. There is a reason they gave him an award in his first year of teaching. He really knows his stuff.

Gorgeous campus! I had to go to traffic school here and it was easy to find and a beautiful…read morebuilding.

I am a graduate student at UNLV in Journalism and Media Studies and so far I love it. I have…read morelearned a lot about mass communication, theories, techniques and practical experience. At the department you can learn: Journalism, Public Relation, Radio Broadcasting, TV Broadcasting, Advertising, and much more! I highly recommend it, if this is a career path you are thinking about venturing into.

The school is now called "Basic Academy of International Studies" and has its own profile. It's a…read moregreat school with long standing traditions and an impressive IB program.

team tennis was so annoying. a girl was literally calling the ball out but it was in during a…read morepoint. a protest was made against it, but nothing was done. the coach did nothing to help or prevent this issue. girls were very much cheaters and was talking to their parents and or friends but you're only supposed to talk to the coach during a game. disgraceful. very unprofessional of them.

I came to this school for an event for work and everyone was so welcoming…read more The check inn was nice and easy. Everyone working the front was so friendly and helpful. I love on this school is layout and all the student decorations around the school. The students were great. They all were engaged in my presentation about saving money. This school is located in a nice area and I can't wait to go back.

Do your homework for schooling. This school is not a good school. I have not experienced a good…read moreteacher in the last 3 years and the principal didn't bother to help either! The staff play the favorite game and all the teachers have their own way of doing things. You need to donate and volunteer just for the staff to be NICE! I have no problem donating but it's a manipulative way how they run Vanderburg. Also, if you have a problem the school asks you to take it to the teacher when you do you can expect to experience what I experienced from the teacher turning into a BULLY! The teacher became defensive and started treating my child negatively!! Plus, turning on me! And when I sent an email to the principal w/concerns the principal printed it out, showed the teacher and they turned against me and made me feel like I was the problem not them! They are BULLIES!! They do not like parents speaking up or addressing their concerns or trying to advocate for your child. At the end of they year, you fill out a request for a teacher and the school NEVER honors your request! I know they sit around and discuss who goes where because I had another teacher inform me of this process. I highly suggest to do your homework w/schooling for your children because Vanderburg is definitely not the best or even decent!! ~GOOD LUCK

I can only think of the good parts and yet the safety is questionable but for 3 years it held up…read moregreat and with I wasn't changed due to dumb zoning laws but would definitely recommend this amazing school!

This is my daughters first year attending CT, we moved from San Diego, and we love it. Her teacher…read moreand I are in content communication thru the class dojo app, it's awesome.

I go to two theatres in the Ham Fine Arts Building--the Black Box Theatre used by the Nevada…read moreConservatory Theatre at UNLV and the Paul Harris Theatre at the opposite end of the building. I was to a play, Assistance, this past Sunday. The play was put on by a student run group called the Second Stage at UNLV. It was in the Paul Harris Theatre. The Paul Harris Theatre is a 99 seat venue with 5 rows of seats in a slight semi-circle arrangement to the stage. The theatre has a 20 foot archway or proscenium. Seating is great no matter where you are. The intimacy of the theatre helps make the productions come alive. The Black Box can be configured in any number of ways because the seats are not fixed. I have been for shows in the round, seating on three sides, and one show, seating on two sides only. It gives the director the chance to do different things with this flexibility. Check out the performances on the UNLV performing arts calendar and support the students by attending a show!

From 5-11-11- Art 317 1st, crit an independent study…read morestudent, who displayed her skills: stuffed raccoon (?) animal. I liked her sketches better. 2nd) Jordon, almost life sized arrow w/ CONnect letters fenced onto a slightly dented fence (which I thought accidentally happened on 4/29/11 BFA fiasco. Regardless, it worked well.) His choice of red & yellow worked well (stop & caution arrowed for humans to follow). I liked it. 3rd) Hillary, "Freckles"- the curved rod like reminded me of Sydney's Opera House was as interesting as her own. I saw 2 freckles in her work with the fabric materials representing hers' or everyone's else's different shape/colored freckles. I liked it. 4th)Marlene, plexi glassed boxes. Bottom box (gray) individually, handwritten "small", next (burgundy wine) mediumish box individually, handwritten "Fettish", next (red) mediumish small individually handwritten "exotic", next (yellowish mustard) smallish box individually handwritten "advanced". Her signature to all of the words is all her (no copyright needed) I liked it a lot. 5) (Dr.) Coleman (Bio Major)- welded tangible DNA replica (a great study guide), it stood. I liked it. 6)Joseph- Bertha was amazing. I witnessed his body maneuvering on the sides, top, and underneath Bertha. He is thorough. Ladies! he's pretty hot! A Sculpture Major. Very helpful to his colleagues. I picture him being one of the great Sculpture Professors that we have here at UNLV. I liked it a lot. 7) Jamie- Alluring blue eyes. In another life, as a whale I'd circle around that...(you've made laugh thanks for pointing me to Efrain, I am so into welding now). I liked it. 8)Pearl- lips (tulips). Welded 2gether rods to sculpt lips. I saw it smile & not smiling. Can see the repercussion of smiling/ frowning (wrinkles, not that, Pearl has any). To me, wrinkles on a woman is kinda sexy, but then again, I have had this crush with a Professor (who happen to be older than me, she wore those few wrinkles very well) in the History Department ever since I heard her speak as a guest at a campus group meeting. I liked it. 9) Me- I see other people give verbal feed back as a Psych Major, I tend to observe & internalize my observations. I liked my dinky crease. :o) 10)Javier- "EL Bordo"- There's passion obviously in this piece. He used a Dirty Hairy .44 at The Gun Store for the sake of Art. I am not an expert in bullets nor pistols (maybe an M16), but at a small instant I found his piece unsafe (bullets could have been dummy bullets that do look real). I liked it a lot more without the bullets (fake or not) for simplicity and I believe his additional representation of the chaos in Mexico "stand" would've sufficed. Shooting needs to be legitimately handled, why? because it hurts & kills (I know). I saw machismo (I should know ;)) with the bullets. ( For example, Prof. Kennerk invited the class to a lecture from a visiting artist/Professor, named Jeffery and I found his photographs (Afghanistan) of killed, human carcasses,& exploited to be disrespectful. Other than that it was an interesting lecture.) I liked it a lot. 11) Get well, Ryan. 12) Kyndall. Thanks for the support. The difference of "liking it" and "liking it a lot": Liking it, loved your vision/piece. Liking it a lot, loved how I can relate instantly to your vision/piece. Thanks Professor Kennerk (Thanks for pointing me to Curtis Steel). Honestly, I am not ass kissing (even medicated). & Danna replaced my twinkles in my car with pretzels. C'est la vie!!!!