The school has gone through a lot of changes in recent years. Their counseling staff is top notch!read more

Fantastic school with quality teachers. Most have phDs. It's a residential high school for gifted…read morejuniors and seniors on the Ball State campus. My middle child goes here, and loves it.

Great school for the powerful white man, no minorities send your kids here with no fear of drugs…read morefrom the blacks and Hispanics. They have white supremacist main office members espically there principal and dean of students. There is a couple problems including one or 2 minority teachers and a few pro choice, woman activist/sexist teachers. All in all great school for a great white race. If you are white and proud rid the place. Klan Up. Go TrumpPence. Also a little footnote the Mexican population here is growing a little but nothing that won't be fixed fast. Get your kids to klan up,

One of the best schools that I've been too! I love how the teacher educate their STUDENTS, and how…read morethe principals do a wonderful job. 10/10 I would love for your kid to go to if you liked in Kokomo or Russiaville IN

Great school. Has a lot of kids that work hard and teachers that give a lot to their students…read more Sports they are competitive. Only thing that is rough is their ag department.

I don't enjoy school, but out of the three districts that I've transferred to over the years, this…read moreis probably the best one. Not that it's perfect. The food can be pretty low quality.

My husband and I attended a production of "Legally Blonde" The Musical at Mt. Vernon high school…read more The play was well produced, and the actors and singers were great. It was hard for us to believe that we were watching a High School play. Some of the talent compared to those that play at Footlite. Some characters made us laugh out loud. Especially the UPS driver. Too funny. The high school on a whole was in great shape. Clean, good signage, parents and family members, students, were polite and welcoming. I had never been in this school, but the facility seemed to have it all. Game fields, tennis courts, marching band practice, theatre auditorium was comfortable and able to hear. We praise the staff involved in this presentation; you made your school proud.

This was a huge school. All areas were well kept and clean. All the staff was very friendly and…read morewelcoming. It was a really good experience there.

This place is awful. I show up on the first day of school and got hit by a god damn bus. Ever since…read moreI've been stuck in a wheel chair. The bus driver that hit me didn't even apologize and my insurance didn't cover my injury. Also there chips they serve at lunch are 25% full.

We're h ere for weekend basketball games. This school is huge for a middle school... and this is…read morenot the only Noblesville middle school.

My stars, there's a planetarium in Carmel! Yes, it's been around since the 1970s, but not too many…read morepeople beyond local students and faculty know about it, it seems, because whenever I tell people about it, people are like, "Wait, we have a planetarium?" Yes, yes, we do. And now you know. The Carmel Planetarium is located inside Carmel High School. It's used by CHS students, of course, but it's also used as a field trip destination for local Carmel Clay schools. And better still, once a month, it is open to EVERYONE for public astronomy shows. These shows run about 40 minutes, and they are family-friendly and highly entertaining. You get to sit back in a comfy chair and gaze up in the dark at projections from a night sky simulator. Each show has a different theme, too. We went for December's planetarium show, and we learned about what the night sky might have looked like during the time of Jesus' birth and about the three wise men following the star. The show was not religious at all, but since it was Christmas time, it talked about Jesus and Christmas stuff in a historical sense. Other shows in the past have dealt with fun themes like "are there monsters in the Milky Way?" and "the summer sky over Indiana." The shows put a fun spin on astronomy that are engaging for the whole family. Shows typically start at 7 p.m., but that can change each month. The best way to keep up with upcoming shows is to follow the Carmel Planetarium Twitter feed (@CCSPlanetarium). Tickets can be purchased at the door and are $4 for adults, and $2 for children, seniors and CHS students.

It is school you have to wake up and it's not fun for everybody this is the worst school in the…read moreState of Nebraska.