Doing what I do. Same services. Different location. Volunteered at the election polls 2016. This…read morewas my venue this year. Not bad. A lot of young adults showed up and made there vote count.

This school is pretty horrible. Mr. Schmoid ruined high school for a lot of people, made a lot of…read moregood teachers and a lot of students leave. This school is also full of nepotism and as a recent graduate who was one of the best in my class, the school didn't post any of my accomplishments once, but instead gave awards to people that had teachers' children, board members children, etc. Couldn't pay me to relive my experience here. I would rate it worse than one star if I could.

Our daughter started at TSS in kindergarten. She's now a senior. From the first few days, all…read morefaculty & staff have treated us like family. The educational program introduces the kids to many cultures, facilitates different learning styles, and creates strong community connections. Students are also free to express their creativity. The college prep program fully prepares all high schoolers with minimal parental involvement. We volunteer, we donate, we support all of our school activities. We wouldn't have it any other way!!

I went to this school for 6 years and it's been a heck of a long time (10 years to be exact) since…read moreI graduated so there's a chance I could be wrong and it's better and honestly I hope so. Regardless, I lived my days in this school alone because it's so full of cliques that you are either in the crowd or you are living your life alone essentially. I never had any opportunity to have any girlfriends either because I was never given any opportunities to talk to ladies in my class. I honestly don't think the administration tried to discourage the cliques because they made us all wear fancy clothing on Wednesdays for their chapel and yet they never once preached on fellowship or talked about it in the morning studies. Also, they're very strict sometimes about rules so many of them that it's essentially dependent on whether or not your teacher plans to give you a demerit because there's so many rules you will get sent for anything even if it's just a bad word. Even in high school one bad word will get you sent to the administrators office and you'll end up explaining your life away while your classmates have fun. It's way too strict for a Christian school and provides few opportunities to learn the kind of classes that public school offers. Parents please remember at least the last thing that your kids aren't going to be the same educational opportunities that they'd get at the local public schools so you definitely have to see the pros and cons on this one. The teachers are okay don't get me wrong but a school charging for tuition should be thinking of what they're going to do to allow at least the same opportunities as a public school. T

Words can explain how amazing this school is! The teachers and staff are absolutely amazing. They…read moretruly live their children and are so proud of their accomplishments. This school has high parent participation and even encourage it by offering tuition discounts. My son started pre-k here in the 2012-2013 school year. Not only did he have a low student-teacher ratio (14:2) but he even had access to an amazing resource teacher. My son had started the school year slightly behind his classmates but by the end of the year he was exactly where he needed to be. Do not let the price of this school discourage you, because it is worth every penny! My husband had reservations at first about this school but after meeting the teachers, and seeing our son come home excited and loving his teachers he was put at ease. In the pre-k class my child has learned to write, count to 100 (to include skip counting by 10's and 5's), sign language (in fact during their concerts the kids would sing and sign their songs), some Spanish, learned about the caterpillar life cycle, helping at the school, the value of life, Jesus sacrifice. They took multiple field trips to learn about animals, strawberries, the pumpkin patch. You will not find more loving or caring teachers than at this school. The principal is even involved and would play the ukulele for my sons class while they learned songs about the alphabet. If we were not in the military my son would absolutely attend this school until he graduated high school. However I am 100% assured that my son was provided the very best beginning.