Excellent feeder school to Adlai Stevenson. Students compete and place at state level athletics, students can compete in math consortium, and staff is recognized by the Board. I feel good about belonging to this school.

This school is horrid. My child graduated from the middle school program in June, and had the the absolute worst experience. Bullying is horrible, fights in the bathrooms, cyberbullying, threats, rumors, everything you can think of. The middle school is INCREDIBLY small, less than 100 kids for the entire program, with 30 kids per grade. (6th, 7th, 8th) The new principal does not know how to handle the middle schoolers, let alone elementary aged children. My child was relentlessly bullied by classmates, and teachers did absolutely nothing. Teachers pretend to care, and waste classtime every chance they get. Bullying, and social isolation is extremely common, and god forbid your child is special needs. This school does not deserve the awards it gets. The new principal rewards average behavior, and forces the older kids to mingle with younger children. Did I mention there is only ONE class for the middle schoolers? No lockers, no moving classes, no schedule. Just in one classroom the entire day with a measly 15 minute break and lunch. The school is horrible at preparing its middleschoolers for highschool, and has little to no extracurriculars. The robotics team is run by two women who do not know what they are doing, there is no GATE program, no sports, absolutely nothing. This school is not a good school! Students are rude, staff is ignorant, and parents are even worse.

My oldest daughter graduated from this school and she will be attending Marymount in the fall. She started CCS in kindergarten and we love the school community. The teachers really care about the students. My daughter was part of the Academic Decathlon team and they have won 1st place in the LA region, 3rd place in CA, and 4th in the US this year! My youngest daughter is still in CCS and we are looking forward to the changes happening in the school.

Forest Ridge is a great, neighborhood school. I teach in this district. I have a strong understanding of the variety of challenges students and teachers face every day in SKPS. I can absolutely attest that Forest Ridge is one of the best elementary schools in the district. Excellent music programs, caring and thoughtful teachers, and welcoming front office staff.

Definitely some rocky times here at BMWS but it’s also not that bad

Sending our 2 elementary school aged children to Mirowitz has been a great decision for our family. Everyone at the school is focused on helping kids grow academically, socially and Jewishly. Our children have thrived in all aspects. It really is a close-knit community, though one that is open and welcoming, where we quickly knew all the teachers as well as students and families. This goes beyond just our children's own classrooms. Each year, both us and our children look forward to the new school year starting.

This school has several significant issues that need to be addressed. The administration appears to prioritize personal interests over the well-being of the students. Despite having facilities such as a gym, an art room, and a music room, these resources remain largely unused, which is a waste of potential for student development. Moreover, the high turnover rate among teachers, with many leaving before completing even two years, is concerning and suggests a problematic working environment. Having been at this school for seven years, I feel that my investment, both in terms of time and money, has not been justified. The excessive amount of time spent in the classroom, without adequate physical activity, also raises health concerns, such as the risk of developing blood clots. Overall, I cannot recommend this school based on my experiences.

Livingston Christian is wonderful from preschool to high school. They keep class sizes small and hire teachers that love teaching and the Lord!

Great school for starting the learning journey of our young ones.

I like how grades transition & are separated from other grades. Many announcements sent out open communication, nice class sizes & teachers work hard to help 6th parents and students transition. I have been at LMS 5 years of 24 yrs teaching and have never had a team of teachers, counselors, administrators who worked harder to help students to be successful.

My daughter loves this school. She has improved academically since I put in West Coast School. The teachers make the kids feel comfortable and they help them one on one when they need help. They had their school year 2023-2024 at the church because of the hurricane last steptember destroyed the school.iI find the teachers and staff to be very caring towards the children in this school. My daughter will be in this school till she graduates from twelve grade here.

This school is just terrible. I currently go here and the emotional support here is just awful. Many kids are constantly getting bullied and no one does anything. The education is ok but the conditions in the school is terrible. There is mold in the walls and ceilings. There are also rat/ bug infestations in the building.

My 2 kids went to hope view and all the teachers were very caring.

Lyndon Academy in Woodstock, GA, offers an exceptional educational experience. The dedicated staff fosters a nurturing environment where students thrive academically and personally. The curriculum is robust, with a strong emphasis on both academics and extracurricular activities, ensuring well-rounded development. Highly recommended for families seeking top-quality education.

They fall short of Christian values with several issues in the school leadership. Also they lack trained professional teachers. Each year they get new teachers with no experience or teaching degree. I made a mistake sending my child here and hope this helps you. God bless you and your child.