A lot of fighting and bad humor and pretty bad teachers but there are good ones like _________ and…read more________. Thanks!

Mr greaves is genuinely so disrespectful and weird. He puts his side conversations before coming to…read morehelp you, and I'm a straight A student, I don't cause disruptions or have back talk and i've never had a problem with my teachers but he is straight up just rude and doesn't know how to socialize. I'm sick of him and his face. He sucks.

Great High School on the westside of Albuquerque. As a former graduate of this school, I enjoyed…read morethe instructors and faculty staff. The campus is mostly clean and a safe environment.

I attended this middle school a few years back. The school is very run down and needs lots of…read moremaintenance work. Mrs. Peggy the attendance lady is very nice. I use to go up to the office everyday at lunch to say hello to them. I didn't really like the principal because when I would say hello in the hallway he would ignore me. Otherwise it is a OK school.

some of the teachers are very rude and dont respect the kids and getting mad for reasonread more

okay, so i go to this school as of right now. the teachers are always strict. even during 1st my…read moreteacher was pretty darn strict. and some are even pulling off the "the beel does not dismiss you i dismiss you" whats the point of the bell? keeping us for like 10 mins in class after the bell because we "didn't clean ALL of the trash" our parents would be pretty worried. but it's fine.

My kids both go to this school. The teachers are great and so is the administrative team. Always…read moreranked in the top 5 of the metro area, I feel good about the education my children are getting. Public schools can be hard - I feel like my kids get what they need and are well adjusted.

I want to share our experience with Fish Factory after having my children enrolled there for the…read morepast four years. Swimming is an incredibly important skill, and for a long time, Fish Factory was an adequate place for my kids to learn. Unfortunately, our experience with the business side of Fish Factory has shown us that their loyalty, flexibility, and compassion only seem to extend as far as your ability to keep up with their unusually high prices. After a difficult year financially, we fell behind on payments. This was not ideal, and I fully understand that businesses need to be paid. However, our balance had always been paid eventually, and for the first three years, we had no payment issues at all. None of that history mattered. Four years of being customers did not matter. The fact that this involved children being removed from a skill-based class they had committed to did not matter. Rather than having a real conversation with us or showing any meaningful willingness to work with a family going through a hard season, Fish Factory dropped both of my children from their classes. They gave the appearance of working with us, but in reality, it felt like they were simply waiting until they reached the date that allowed them to remove my kids without needing to discuss the situation further. That is the part that is most disappointing. This was not a family asking for a free service. This was a long-term customer asking for basic communication and a little compassion during a temporary financial hardship. So, if you are considering supporting this business, I would keep that in mind. If everything is going perfectly and you can afford their high monthly costs without interruption, you may be fine. But if your family ever hits a hard month or two, even after years of loyalty, do not expect that to matter. There was no compassion from management. No meaningful conversation. No care for the children involved. Just a cold business decision. A few additional concerns from our time there: * Lessons were sometimes cut short when it suited them. * Classes we were told would be comped due to illness were never actually comped. * A significant amount of the sickness we dealt with seemed to originate from their facility. * Payment issues were handled unprofessionally, including being approached and embarrassed in front of others during toddler classes. * Instructor turnover was frequent enough that children could become attached to an instructor only for that person to be gone shortly after. Swimming is important. But so is how a business treats families, especially families who have supported them for years. Based on our experience, Fish Factory failed in that area completely.

Instructors are nice, I have my 6month old going here. If you miss a class they allow make up days,…read morewhich is great.