City Academy has been a really positive experience for our family. The smaller size makes a big…read moredifference -- teachers actually know the students and take the time to support them as individuals. Our child feels comfortable here and more engaged than at their previous school. The school has a welcoming, inclusive culture and offers flexibility that works well for students who don't thrive in a traditional, large-school setting. Communication with teachers has been solid, and we've always felt heard when questions come up. It's not a one-size-fits-all school, but for the right student, it can be a great fit.

A wonderful school focused on students' individual learning needs. My daughter has attended for 5…read moreyears.

This is an amazing school! If you are looking for a school that can rival an east coast school,…read morethis is the one! Don't be swayed by other schools which may have a bigger campus. If you can get your child into Rowland Hall, you are very lucky!

I cannot say enough about our experience at Rowland Hall. We have two children who started in the…read moreBeginning School, are currently in the Lower School and Middle School and we plan for them to graduate from Rowland Hall. We were drawn to the school because of their small class sizes, strong academic curriculum, and beautiful facility. We have stayed at Rowland Hall because of their amazing teaching staff, the school's constant efforts to strengthen the student learning experience, and the wonderful inclusive community. One of the many strengths of the school is their amazing faculty. I'm always amazed by how well they know each child, but also how well they bring out the best in each individual. I feel like the school does a great job in building individuals who are strong critical thinkers, but also individuals who love to learn. My children LOVE going to school at Rowland Hall and as a parent, I feel that this school is the best investment and best fit for our children.

No longer a good school, if it ever truly was…read more New administration nearly every year , most of whom lack any of the qualifications to run a school (current admin is a pastor, 1 was an accountant) ). Very limited programs, mediocre academics (but very easy grading (probably to keep up the appearance of what they claim) very stifling/judgmental environment and one of the least Christian behaving communities we've seen. So much bullying among both staff and students and so many kids struggling with their mental health, due in part to the uncaring staff and student body. There is no college counselor (as of our departure) , no properly credentialed school counselor (as of our departure) , no math or reading specialist, no leveled instruction, no music program or instructors, very few elective or Honors/concurrent offerings. Many of the teachers are parents who , likely in order to keep their tuition benefit , flood rating sites to mask the poor reviews over the past several years. We were mislead to believe that there was so much to offer here, but our time here proved otherwise.

We did a school visit and the teachers and staff are great! Also met with the head of the school…read moreand they are Bible based with great Christian values. Awesome school if you are looking for great curriculum and values!

School can be a pain; that's expected, and I agree it can be frustrating at times. However, all…read moreschools in America are like this, and we are honestly lucky to have this one, a high-budget school offering creative elective choices. Yes, PE can be unbearable, but it's a common experience across the state. We are fortunate to have activities like skiing, sledding, and snowshoeing in our curriculum. Some more negative news has been discussed about a project where students are expected to read three books from assigned genres. Many have complained that this has negatively affected their interest in reading. I can relate to this, but I must say it is SO important that we explore different genres. Reading three books over two months is not an unreasonable request. I understand that some students may struggle to achieve this goal, but many of my peers have discussed this concern with educators and have been excused from the requirement. It's also important to mention that it's truly not hard; students have options to read graphic novels, which, as I understand it, are quite simple to read three of. I've also seen complaints about the counseling office, but I must remind you that this is a public school, and we genuinely have it better than most. Honestly, I feel a bit petty writing a review about a school, but I'm bored.

As a 6th-grade student at Ecker Hill Middle School, I would like to elucidate some serious issues…read morethis school demonstrates. Bullying is a widespread problem that is not solved in a way that will make the school feel safe to students. A report form is provided for the use of informing the school and counseling office of bullying, though it does not resolve the issue. I, myself, have experienced torment various times and reported it, though it has in no way resolved the issue and has impacted my life with anxiety and a few panic attacks that affect my learning. They don't understand the needs of physically or mentally disabled/injured students. I have a 504 along with ADHD and maybe autism. Though despite this, teachers expect students to be highly responsible for tasks such as turning in permission forms, charging computer every night, etc. lots of children have problems with remembering, even with help. With physical needs, however, they still don't seem to care unless the injury is severe. Students who have minor but painful injuries are still forced into PE. They don't raise awareness on students who are LGBTQ+. The school is NOT homophobic, they are supportive, but as a demigirl, I am offended by the way they use pronouns during Student of the Month. They do not ask any students what they prefer to be referred to as, and instead those with different gender identities do not receive what they wish to be viewed as. HOWEVER, despite the complaints I have, I believe Ecker truly has the potential to be a great school, (which it kind of already is, despite the bullying) but we still need to address these few minor issues, and we're almost there. I still enjoy this school a lot and it truly has amazing educational services that truly help students succeed. Their counseling office is so helpful as well as comfortable and I love the way you can go anytime you want.

Principal Keime is a great principal with an exceptional open door policy. For the most part,…read moreadministration is great as well as office staff. Overall, I am confident my kids are in a safe environment.

not that bad to be honest people just complain too much most teachers are understanding as well as…read morelong as you actually care

When I went here 8 years ago not only did the principal insult my dad who had been murdered half a…read moreyear before but every teacher was evil. There was one time kids tried recording me in the bathroom stall and when I got a photo of there faces and reported them I got in trouble for having my phone on me and they never disciplined the kids who had their phones and where trying to record kids in the bathroom. All of granite school district is corrupt I switched to a private school where I was treated humanely and my kids will never be attending granite school district.

Granite School District is a great place to be. The offices have a location to get food at that is…read moreprepared each day. Most of the workers are knowledgeable and helpful. The district works with a variety of students on a multitude of levels.

Love the school, my kids went here and sincerely loved it. The teachers and staff were very…read morewelcoming and have great expectations for my kids. As well as the new principal that made our experience way better.

Cottonwood High School is a grand establishment for education. It is filled with diversity and…read moreinclusion. Many students come to the school from out of boundaries just to participate in the amazing opportunities that Cottonwood provides students. Cottonwood is notes for having an outstanding theater department and the top team in the state for baseball. Teachers work hard with their students to make sure that they can succeed. It is a great place to be! Go colts!

Poor leadership and some teachers no vocation. They wake up…read moreand go to the school everyday for the paycheck. If your child is smart, well behaved, he/she will do ok in this school as well as in any other school. But, if your child and family aren't perfect like many of us, don't expect to find the support, competency or will to help you. OLL vs. home school? ...Home school.

Such a great school! I love the teachers, the principal, and the students. Such an amazing…read morecommunity.