This is in regard to Eagan High School for the shipping department. There's this one Caucasian man…read morein his 60's or 70's about 5'6-5'8" tall. He's extremely rude. I delivered a package and he had this smirk on the whole time like he didn't want me there. No "hi," no nothing but a smirk on his face as if I didn't look the part. Can't believe people this unfriendly works in a big school like this. I felt extremely unwelcome! He will certainly fawk with the wrong one day!

I just graduated last spring, there are some really amazing teachers at that school. It also is…read morereally good at preparing students for college. I miss everyone there, and highly recommended Eagan HS.

Excellent academics. Strong core mission. If you are looking for a school dedicated to turning boys…read moreinto young men of character, STA is the place.

This is a good place for a kid to get an education. The school will be an E-STEM magnet school…read morestarting in the year 2010. There are some rock solid teachers here who care about your children. With the partnership of students, parents, and teachers, they work together to get the student ready for the future.

Our kindergarten son has been attending LearningRx for several months now, and he has made…read moreincredible progress. In a matter of weeks, he went from being behind in class to completely caught up. Ms. Vicki has been absolutely wonderful with him; she has been incredibly flexible in adjusting her approach to match his personality, which has made all the difference. All of the trainers have also been fantastic at stepping in whenever he needs assistance with Brain Lab. ​In addition, the supporting staff--in particular Audrey, Josh, Joni, and Rich--have been extremely helpful and accommodating. Rich even went above and beyond by speaking directly to our son's teacher, who has now begun incorporating some of their methods into her own teaching. LearningRx's genuine eagerness to partner with both parents and teachers to support our son is exactly what helped him succeed in the program. We couldn't be happier.

Before starting at LearningRx, my daughter struggled a lot and she hated school, especially math…read more After being diagnosed with dyslexia and dysgraphia last summer, we were searching for something that could truly help her. Since beginning her program at LearningRx, we've seen a major transformation in her confidence and her overall mood have improved so much! Even her teacher has noticed a positive difference. Choosing LearningRx was one of the best decisions we've made for her, and we're so grateful for the impact it's had on her growth and happiness. From stefani

We have been at "Vis since 6th grade, my daughter is a current Junior. I cannot say enough positive…read morethings about this all girls (grades 6-12 is now all girls... grades Pre-K-5 are Co-ed) school: welcoming environment, teachers that are among some of the best I have ever met, that constantly go above and beyond to support our girls, top-notch academics with a strong focus on STEAM as well as the Humanities, award-winning theater, gorgeous campus, awesome college counselling... I could go on and on.

Where do I even start? I went here k-9. You take multiple tests to be even considered admission…read more The education is great but the environment is more toxic than a nuclear power plant. Your kids aren't blonde haired, blue eyed, very skinny, and rich they will be brutally bullied and if your family doesn't have money the school will do nothing about it and brush it off. Lunches are free, but if your kid is in middle or high school and dares eat the main dish instead of getting a salad they will be looked down upon by their peers. There's a huge eating disorder culture here - the school store doesn't sell uniforms above an adult medium. If your family happens not to be white or white passing, you will be outcast and treated different. If you don't have a boatload of money and are on scholarship - you will be treated differently. Report any bullying or abuse from other students and they will sweep it under the rug to save face. The religion portion of the education is also extremely dated and extreme - very conservative - in 8th grade your child will watch every 70s abstinence video on the planet and be compared to a wrapped present. They have a pro-life club that actively campaigns at lunch to k-12 students. Class trips start happening in middle school and cost anywhere from $2000-20,000 and are anywhere from Chicago to China. Don't get me wrong, the education is spectacular and your student will be 2-3 grade levels ahead of public school students but if you don't fit the mold their mental health will suffer. The harsh reality is that there is a specific look and cadence to the type of student that fits in and is most welcomed here.