Really good school!!! Everyone is friendly and respectful. It's nice to be welcomed with an open…read morearm from a different school. It will be great year ahead.

Last year was our first year at the school. I am blown away by everyone who I've encountered here…read more A special shout out to Ms. Nastase in third grade and Ms. Smedley. They welcomed my daughter who has some developmental delays and went above and beyond to make the classroom, fun and educational. I love that the school allows parents to be involved and volunteer. The line of communication was wonderful and all of the specialists were great. Both of my children had the best school year ever. I look forward to many more years at Doral pebble.

My son started kindergarten here yesterday. They rolled out the red carpet and held a clapping…read moreceremony to welcome the kindergarteners. The staff was very supportive on his first day and helped him when he needed it, and the overall community and school seem genuinely caring. I was initially a bit disappointed that we didn't get into a couple of the top charter schools and had some concerns about him attending a public school, but I think this will be a great fit for him.

Terrific elementary school - one of the best in all of Las Vegas! The school consistently has…read moreexceptionally high proficiency scores and ranks among the top schools in the district. Staff is always friendly and professional.

My child attended Southwest Legacy from 4th grade to 8th grade. It's been a mixed experience…read more Teachers are hit or miss. Overall though, they seem pretty decent and want your child to succeed, even offering free after school tutoring. Some were very quick to respond to emails, some you would wait 1-2 days before hearing anything back. As far as homework load, that seemed fairly balanced. My child didn't have much trouble getting it done. My only suggestion would to be to switch up the semester Science projects. It was the exact same packet and project choices, for five years. They never did anything different and by grade 8, my child was mind numbingly bored with the same options. Next: bullying and drugs. Bullying is absolutely not tolerated here. Shout out to the Vice Principal, Mrs. Chipman, whom nips it in the bud with a quickness. They also have zero tolerance when it comes to drugs and are swift to react to any incidents. So high kudos for that. School events; a few are themed and very cute, others thrown together with very little thought (especially this last year). There would be only a couple days notice to the day before the event. It was strange. Graduation for 8th grades was not well executed either; no enforcement on the 4 tickets limit given so everyone that wanted to, attended (aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, you name it). They ran out of seating quickly due to this. It was unfair to those that followed the guidelines and they never addressed it. For a school that is so stringent with kids regarding rules, that was a bit disappointing to see. Next up, the front office... if you're lucky enough to catch them on a good day, they can be very helpful but again, that is a mixed experience. Catch them on (regular) bad days and they are dismissive, short, and rude. As someone who has to make calls throughout the day at my job -and- taking in consideration that I'm sure they deal with a few unpleasant parents, I'm always polite, not once ever calling with an attitude. It doesn't seem to matter. And God help you if you get ahold of Alisha; the rudest, most foul tempered of the lot. How she still works there is absolutely beyond me. If I spoke to clients the way she does to parents, I'd be fired in an instant. It got to the point that if I heard her voice answer, I would just hang up and try again later. Last but not least, the emails. I get that they need to keep people informed but the frequency that they send them is just obscene. I'm not joking. It's -at least- three times a week and the timing is so random. Sometimes you'll get them at 2pm and sometimes you'll get them at 5pm, 7pm, and up to 9pm. Weekends aren't safe either. They really need to learn to reel that in with designated frequency, days, and times. It gets overwhelming quick and it's easy to miss updates. Overall, it's an okay school but needs some restructuring, especially the front office staff.

This school gives lots of homework to your child and will give them stress to time to time. But the…read morestaff when my child was in the school was really good and the teachers was really nice to my kids. And when we were introduced they talked about there 5 stars that they are a 5 star school but yelp dose not say that. I would not recommend this school.

I went to this school for 7 years from 2016-2023 and loved it. The teachers are very passionate…read moreabout their jobs and I loved almost all of them especially my third grade teacher and my fourth grade teacher. Campus was nice and it was nice having smaller class sizes.

Don't send your kids here!! My kid has came home complaining…read moreeveryday about this school. This is ridiculous how people are getting called racist names and hitting each other!! Mrs. Monto only gives a warning even when it happens numerous times!! She makes people including my kid clean the cafeteria even when they don't volunteer. My kid met wonderful friends at that school but because of Mrs.Monto they can't have fun!

We've done both Coral Academy (Cadence) and Pinecrest (St. Rose) and Pinecrest is better…read more First, Pinecrest has a very effective system to deal with bullying. My child is somewhat awkward like most preteens and has been hurt by the very unkind words of peers. Always the teacher involves the vice principle who speaks to both students and follows up with me afterward. Administration leaves classroom issues to the teachers at Coral and if they do address a situation they do not attempt to notify the student victim or their parent to "protect the other family's privacy." The teachers that we had at both schools were GREAT (6th grade teachers at Coral and 7th grade teachers at Pinecrest.) No complaints there. Administration is more communicative and helpful at Pinecrest.

The front office lady is rude. She does nothing and treats me and the students there like crap. I…read morewas asking for a permission slip for my daughter last year and she whispered under her breath "how are these people loosing it already" and I took that very mean. shes always on her phone and I didn't appreciate her. she should be fired the school is amazing except some teachers. theirs so many expectations to live up to and so much work these kids have to do its mind boggling to believe how my children are able to do this. I don't support them have so many different online requirements every week.

This school has a very low tolerance for students bullying other students, for this I think this…read moreschool is wonderful. BUT what about Teachers or other adults bullying students? Who protects the students against them? Haven't these children been through enough? My message to the adult who embarrassed, humiliated and disrespected a student in front of their peers, shame on you! The Adults in this school should be required to take sensitivity courses/classes. One unkind remark from a person in charge stays with a child for years!! Again SHAME on you! You owe them and the entire class an apology!

Great school and great teachers My kids teachers are very…read moreprofessional. Any issues we go to the assistant principal with open door policy Front desk staff are very friendly and they don't keep you waiting Very clean since it's a new building

Getting into any Doral school is extremely difficult if your child is not going into Kindergarten…read more After two years, we got sibling priority and got our older child in. It was slightly frustrating, but once in, it's a wonderful place. Teachers are incredible and kind, communicative and supportive. I've decided that the idea of a successful education is all about the cooperation and coordination and commitment of parents and teachers. Communication is key and knowing the difference between academia and childcare is key. Doral is not the latter. It requires input and involvement. When this is done well, I feel like the kids win. Administration is bomb. Teachers are first-rate. The facilities are great, despite its smaller footprint. Love this school.

Teachers are amazing here. Traffic has been a nightmare for years now but it's very much worth itread more

We had a truly wonderful experience with the preschool program at Challenger. Our daughter attended…read moreboth the 3s and 4s classes, as well as the summer camp, and we couldn't have asked for a better foundation for her early learning. From our very first tour with Ms. Brenda, we knew this school checked all the boxes we were looking for. She was reading words at just 3 years old, and the nurturing, structured environment helped her grow in so many ways. Any concerns we had during preschool were addressed promptly, and we always felt confident she was in great hands. However, our experience changed significantly once she transitioned into kindergarten. While the curriculum remains strong and academically focused, the environment felt much more rigid and less joyful. It is very one size fits all. We absolutely value education, but we also want our child to enjoy being a kid--through fun, creativity, and play. Another challenge has been the limited communication. Most interaction is restricted to quick exchanges at drop-off or pick-up, and calls are typically returned when the staff is available. There's little feedback unless you personally call and ask, so it's hard to know how your child is progressing until report cards are sent out. At times, important day-to-day situations involving our daughter weren't communicated to us. Lastly, we didn't always feel the school environment, particularly the front office, was the most welcoming. On a few occasions, I had to initiate conversations after being overlooked which left us feeling more like a number than part of a school community. Overall, the preschool experience was outstanding and gave our daughter a strong academic and social foundation. We're incredibly thankful for that time. Unfortunately, the transition into kindergarten didn't live up to the same standard. I hope this feedback helps other families make a choice that aligns with what they're looking for.

We love Challenger. Our son started preschool here as soon as he turned 3, and it's been nothing…read morebut fantastic. No woke agenda, and they really live up to their name, challenging the kids. He's about to go into kindergarten, and is writing, doing math, and reading at a second grade level. We also like that they integrate singing and music and art and performance into the curriculum, keeping it very well rounded. They also teach the kids about actual American history, and pledge allegiance to the flag and sing songs about america. Imagine that, a school that teaches kids to actually love their country! Kudos to challenger. It's schools like this that are why we left California.

Great staff and a safe school for students. School renovations look great. Love that they start at…read more9:15

My child has never had issues prior to transferring to this school. My child was on A/B honor roll…read morebefore attending Tony Alamo. Sadly, my child's grades have declined. The school has a lot of bullying issues and doesn't have a proper way to resolve them. Their method is to give "lunch detention for a few days" including the child who gets bullied. "To be fair". What is that teaching our children? To me that is absolutely absurd! If my child feels the need to defend themselves, why should they be punished? My child received death threats from other students and has attempted to push off other students, and yet gets punishment. My child doesn't feel they are able to speak up, and feels discriminated. "Mommy, why am I the only one getting in trouble?". A child should not feel this way at a place of learning and what is deemed as "safe". I am not the only parent who feels this way as I have asked others about their impression of Tony Alamo. My child did not dislike attending school until we ended up with this one UNFORTUNATELY. I do not recommend this school AT ALL.

The school is an incredible private institution where your child won't get lost in a big crowd. You…read morecan feel confident that your child is safe and receiving an outstanding education. The staff here is friendly and supportive. I wish I had enrolled my child sooner, and I highly recommend this school. The fact that they also offer middle school is an added bonus.

I registered my child to a kindergarten and the staff was extremely helpful assisting me filling…read morethe application.