What a fun event! There was music pumpin' and families everywhere! Inflatables, food, face painting, cotton candy, games, a train, and a haunted house. My favorite game was "Shark Slots" the human slot machine. You pay 5 tickets and three people behind the slot start rolling their arms as they count down from 5. When they stop they each hold up a piece of fruit. If they match you win! If you win you get to pie someone, like Mr. Mack in the face. lol. super fun! Different Grade levels were running the activities and students were also volunteering to help with food service and other things. Families were participating and having a blast up until it was closing time. What a fun event!!! read more

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Fabulous school! Been there 6 years! Love it! Kinder to now entering 5th! Every year is awesome! Caring staff!

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SCHOOL they are so good to my son with amazing teachers and they CARE!!!! you are always greeted with loving smiles and my child is excited to get up and go to school so thankful for them! read more

I used to work here. And I didn't mind the comment at all about the student calling me handsome I didn't feel uncomfortable at all It was a compliment I felt happy. If I can go back in time what I would do differently that day was to keep to myself because I told someone about that compliment and they immediately told me I had to report because if I didn't i was going to get in trouble because it would supposedly seem inappropriate between the student and me. I was 18 at the time and I was really nervous working there especially right out of high school I should've just went on with my day and not say a word to anyone. But I can't change the past and I'm sorry it made your daughter uncomfortable there and I'm sorry for her leaving. She was super nice, she knew i was new there and it was nice having a friendly face to see everyday. She was really cool and I was lucky because she made me feel better being there. I never thought it would turn out the way it did and I'm sorry again. Im glad to hear she doing things that will lead her to bigger and greater things in life. -Perez read more

Parents beware, this school used to be fantastic and it has degraded to an average public school. We are working on moving our children out next year from the various experiences after we spoke with other parents and found we were not exclusive in our treatment. read more

Somerset Academy Stephanie Campus is a Charter School located in Henderson, Nevada which offers K through 8th grade education. The school currently operates in a brand new building located between WinCo and RC Willey. This is an extremely sought after school among parents in the Henderson area, and for good reason. My two oldest children have attended this school and we are very pleased with their progress academically and socially. They love to go to school, which I think speaks for itself. It also appears that the teachers at this school enjoy working there, which helps create a positive, happy atmosphere for learning. Overall, I am very pleased with our experience during the last three years with Somerset Stephanie and would recommend the school to anyone interested in a quality educational experience for their children. read more

Somerset Academy Stephanie Campus - Elementary Schools Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Somerset has been nothing short of amazing since my daughter started in Kinder at this location. She is now in the 3rd grade and we continue to have nothing but great interactions and experiences at Somerset. I love the front office staff and their promptness when calling or coming into the main office. All of my students teachers have been very helpful and also maintain great communication throughout the year. The PTO is also great, they organize so many fun activities for the students. So excited to see what the future holds for our family at Somerset! read more

My review is late because the incident happened about 5 years ago. Some how I feel I should write about it. Even though the school might be great now since there was administration change I noticed. My daughter has graduated last year and is a college student. I feel I should write the review because I do want the admin staff who were involved at the time know it was unacceptable and hopefully see this review. Let me begin, my daughter and another student were involved in a so called inappropriate talk against a teacher. So my daughter and another student commented to one another they thought a teacher was handsome. Some how the teacher felt uncomfortable. Keep in mind my daughter was 11yr old at the time. Well, Mr. Farmer, Ms. Rodriguez and some other lady ( I forgot her name thank goodness) held a conference with myself and my daughter. First of all it was unacceptable because they practically gained up on my daughter (11 years old okay). The lady which I forgot her name (a blond lady and I guess she had a PHD) practically called my daughter a liar. They didn't give her a change to explain. Practically she didn't have a chance and was suspended along with other child. After that horrible incident I decide to withdrawal my daughter from school and enrolled her in her home school. I wanted to forget that incident because I felt bad for my daughter and the other student. Mr. Farmer being the principal practically let the blond lady decide. Ms. Rodriguez didn't say much and it was just a horrible experience. My daughter is not perfect, but what the teacher that complained said about them I know my daughter didn't say that. Glad they are no longer there and hope the new admin staff are much nicer to those kids. Somerset is a good school academically my daughter was in advance classes when she went back to her home school. My daughter is doing excellent and is a good kid. Currently going to college. Thank God she doesn't even remember or care what happened. I love seeing what beautiful soul she blossomed to. Give the 2 stars to Mr. Farmer, the blond PHD lady. The incident could have been handled in a more appropriate way since both students were 11 years old. School academically was great because of the teachers not admin staff. read more

I was a student here and I had a horrible experience. First of all, mr.farmer will scream at you for no reason except he doesn't like you then my fifth-grade teacher tried to prove I had a behavior disorder. Now I'm at a better place but the sadness and bullying I went through there are too much. If you're a parent and are considering stop. All the other reviews are from teachers or kids of teachers. Please don't make your kid go through that. read more

Let me say that we have been here since kindergarten and my oldest is now in 5th grade. We have loved this school since day 1. We have had great teachers and my kids score in the top 10 percentile nationally. Every teacher has made a great impact on my children and I know day in and day out that my children are safe here. People that have had bad experiences are rare and most families that start here stay here. My only disappointment is that we do not have a high school for our kids to transition to so we have to look into other options. read more

Somerset has all the ingredients that you think would make a great school. It has nice facilities, is in a nice neighborhood, on the whole has enthusiastic and involved teachers and most importantly has a super nice group of families that attend the school. However the one thing the school is missing is a decent principal. Mr. Farmer is awful. He is not responsive to parent concerns, and blows you off at every opportunity. When you bring up concerns he tells you the school has a waiting list and so clearly has no problems. The school has a waiting list because many people are zoned for crappy schools and are looking for anything better, not because it is great. Somerset will work for you if you have an average kid, in the middle 50% of achievers. If your kid is in any way beyond the average, either above or below your needs will be ignored and your child left to rot. read more

My oldest is high functioning ASD. She has been to six different schools since 4th grade. It's been a massive struggle. Other schools allowed her to get bullied, and sometimes it was the teachers doing the bullying. When we moved to LAS, I looked long and hard for the right school. I made the best decision with Somerset Stephanie. They have an amazing team of administrators and educators who clearly care about each student. They work harder when my DD is struggling. They find ways to get her where she needs to be. They don't give up and let her slip through the cracks. They encourage her and keep her going. I'm thrilled to say that we will return to SS. I haven't been able to say that about a school in years. read more

When this school opened, we sent both of our children there. They both had a good experience, and if they had any problems or issues they were resolved most satisfactorily. Highly recommend this school. read more

to begin with let me say we originally were very happy with Somerset. Started there in 4th grade and one in kindergarten. Stayed all the way until the oldest graduated 8th grade. In 8th grade there was an incident where he did some innocent thing that boys will do and a teacher there who had a child in the school went crazy and insisted he had to be EXPELLED He was suspended for 10 days while the principal did an "investigation" then decided he should be expelled. Now keep in mind this is a child who has never once even been in trouble and he has been there since 4th grade. All of this was done without ANY of the process that is in place for behavior. I called academica, the management company for the school and spoke with the chief legal counsel who was not aware of ANY of this. We ended up at a hearing before 3 other principals and had sort of a trial. After the principal stated his case and the other principals asked questions. He admitted that the child was a great student, good grades, never in trouble before. The we got to ask questions and it came out that the principals "investigation" had not even gotten to the fact that there were other kids involved and he never spoke with them. All three principals voted against the expulsion. The rest of that year was horrible for the child. He felt that all the teachers were watching him and we overheard parents who were friends of that teacher talking about the whole thing at school events. The second problem is that they don't offer algebra to 8th graders. We did not realize how impactfull this was until we were applying for magnet schools for high school. Students who have not taken algebra in 8th grade are at a great disadvantage when it comes to getting into magnet programs. We ended up at Pinecrest for 9th grade where he has had to take algebra AND geometry (both honors) at the same time to try and catch up. Made the honor roll first semester there including 100% in honors geometry. And this is a child that Mr. Farmer wanted to expel.All in all I have learned that with charter schools the principal makes all the difference and this one is just not good. read more

We are only into our third week at Somerset. My son came in as a seventh grader. So far I'm very pleased. I think the teachers are engaging and dynamic and just plain fun. I'm loving all of the weekly communications from the school and daily communications from the teachers. the SeaSaw app is completely awesome. You see pretty much everything that goes on at school for your child each day. So far I cant say one bad thing. I love the kindness culture too. My son doesn't like the uniforms, but he'll learn to get over it! read more