I really love this school. There are such kind staff here, and they are always willing to help with…read moreanything. Sometimes kids are rowdy, but that's kids. The wifi is a little suckish, but you can usually work with it. This year they installed huge Qomo boards, which are like big android tablets the size of a TV. We use them every day, and we also use chrome books and iPads a lot. This school has its technology going for it, and that's one of the reasons I love it.

The school district is an excellent one. I believe they care way too much about standardized…read moretesting results and ranks thus adding under pressure to the student body but that is their reality right now if they want to keep their jobs. Can't dock them for that because who wants to lose their job. Their stand on what a student can wear to school is also a bit over the top but never under estimate the ability of a few conservative thinkers to rule the masses. But hey, its a safety (save the children from gangs). kind of thing I guess. I could dock them for that but in the end it's only clothes. As I said before though, good schools, so why not a five. Well, here is my reason. I have a huge problem with their 730 start of school. It is UTTERLY ABSURD that children have to get up that early. It's feels like the middle of the night. When did we join the military? What is wrong with 8 or 830. It worked for us when we went to school. Well the answer is buses. Yes buses. There are not enough of them. It's not like this is the fastest growing district in Kentucky. It's not like there is no tax base to draw from for that bus or two. Good schools but what a stupid problem to have. Not enough buses. Now you will have to excuse me as I need to milk a cow or two (might as well take advantage of getting up well before the crack of dawn to drag a kid to school. )

Both of my kids attend JCPS schools. I've been very pleased with their public education. I feel…read morethe academics and athletics are a good fit for my girls.

Avoid at all costs. Never regretted more sending our children here. Check out the KY State…read moreinspections and what they have found here. We were even told once we were not allowed to speak with the person who was providing care for our child one day.

The best people work here, so caring for our little daughter. I would highly recommend this place…read moreto anybody seeking an advanced school that cares about your child through safety and love.

I took my son here for summer camp and it was unsuccessful. My son is 8 years old and autistic. For…read morecontext, he is in a normal classroom 85% of the day in school. He can be around neurotypical kids, he is high functioning although it is difficult for him to do something new. He needs a little extra support and love to start something new like this. Camp is only 3 hours. This is all information that was provided months before camp started. Although I provided all of this information to them, and I have seen him succeed in these environments in the past, they informed me they did not have the staff to assist him. This was very unfortunate and could have been completely avoided if they had reached out before camp. Their sign says everyone is welcome....that just is not the case. If you child needs any help, extra care, or just a little more attention, don't send them here.

This is an outstanding educational facility.The administration,teaching staff cafeteria workers,…read moregrounds crew, maintenance staff-and of course a student body are willing to work diligently towards their personal and educational goals. If you are searching for a school truly dedicated to developing the educational tools needed for college bound students, GO BEARCATS!!!! Rimar