WRESTING Came here…read moreon a Thursday evening for a open mat wrestling. The coach is amazing and worked the kids hard. There were quite a few schools that showed up. It looks a little gritty but the feel is like 'your gonna work hard' thanks to the volunteer coaches for hosting this work out.

Reed is having a fundraiser for it's athletes. The kids are selling a card for $20. It's called the…read moreRaiders card. This allows the holder to buy: Port of subs, buy 1 sub and get a sub free for one whole year. Denny's that allows one free entrée With purchase. Menchie's frozen yogurt, one free yogurt each time. Firehouse sub if you buy a drink and a side you get one free medium sand. Popeyes free to piece dinner with purchase of three-piece dinner. Carls junior free famous star with purchase of famous stars 1/2 off ultimate car wash at Sierra Freechili dog at Wienerschnitzel, five dollars off Baja fresh, $10 off oil change Jiffy Lube, $10 ijji Five dollars off buffalo wild wings, free jumbo muffin at my favorite muffin, three dollars off papa Murphy's, so much more Send me a personal message if you want one of these from my children!

School these days are just prisons that waste your life and don't help you in your future adult…read morelife they don't teach you anything about what you need to know School is only test you they don't teach you anything about what you need to know in life. but life not only tests you but teaches you a lesson that you'll never forget and learn from don't listen to anything they tell you they are only there to water your life and time get out there get a job make money use the internet to teach yourself what you need to learn feel shame if you work here. Do better.

this school genuinely sucked bro you genuinely have to get a "cold pass" to not freeze your ass off…read morein the mornings

Not that great of a school. I had a good time here as a GATE student. Most teachers GATE or not…read morewere nice and really not that strict. The school did give me mental health problems, but that's mainly my fault for not doing some of my work and leaving me in a rabbit hole. Kids are kind of mean and cocky, something you would see in a private school. I was bullied for not catching dodgeballs zooming past my head at 100mph. The GATE students have their own hierarchy that works mostly the same as the normal students, but it's kinda different. The whole "popular kids" thing is really messed up. No, Alex, just because you hit a ball with a stick and laugh like a monkey should not make you popular. The dean was a little mean to me, but we are on good terms now. The main school does not respect my religion and beliefs. They laughed at me for wearing a cross. If you get put into a cubby, they WILL forget about you. I don't recommend dating anyone because let's be honest-- it's all idiot teenagers in one big building. I've dated twice and both of those experiences sucked booty. The weird gay kids are treated like babies, and it creates an unfair school environment. I don't care if someone made fun of you for being gay, move on. Some good things is the electives, teachers, and lunch times, but most of it is negative. Some staff are rude, but only some. The "phone away all day" is bs because I've seen kids walking with their phones without consequences. Teachers also can be passive aggressive and only treat the popular kids like actual students as someone who has experienced that. That's really all, and if you are looking into this school, I only recommend it if you are in the GATE program.

Nice promotion ceremony for our grandson and his classmate. Unfortunate that the principal and asst…read moreprincipal have no respect for the elderly and disabled. They were both asked politely, too ask able bodied and young kids to give up sits to the great elderly and disabled and they ignored the request. SAME ON THEM

terrible, im a student here, theres a BUNCH of racism, and ive told the office about this guy who…read moregroped me, and yet they never talked to him. I also reported that this girl was saying the n word (not black btw), and so my friend called her the b slur back, yet apologized for it after, and the office took the other girls side.

This place is so bad and is paid To say good things about…read moreI-ready. The teachers are sad sacks and yell at small things most of the other reviews are wrote by the teachers because I know them.They won't let you say words like hate or gun which is ridiculous!

My daughter has been going to Excel since kindergarten and I am happy with the school. The…read morespiritual component is the reason that we chose the school. Bible is a regular subject and there are daily prayers and a weekly chapel where all grades gather for worship and then to listen to an age-appropriate Biblical message. It's comforting knowing that our values and beliefs are being reinforced at school by like-minded adults, most of whom see their job at Excel as a ministry. Another aspect that I really appreciate is the small class sizes. There is only one class per grade, so my daughter has been with the same group of kids throughout her school career. This has allowed her to form deeper friendships than she would be able to having to start over with a new class each year and it also means I am familiar with most of her classmates and their parents so I know who she is hanging out with and what kind of homes they are from. Each teacher so far has had his or her own teaching style and personality, but I have no complaints about any of them. They have all been very loving and caring in their own way. Excel is non-Denominational and not sponsored by any particular church or denomination, so there is a diverse mix of students and teachers who attend many different Christian churches in the area. While it's a small school, it is still relatively ethnically diverse for its size. I expected that there would be a trade off with diversity when we chose to send our daughter there, but have been pleasantly surprised that she has never been the only person of color in her class and our interracial family has never once felt out of place or discriminated against in the slightest. Academically, I have no complaints. The curriculum (besides Bible, obviously) seems pretty standard and similar to what you'd find in a public school. My daughter is on part with her grade level. Yes, it is a private school. Yes, you have to pay money for something that the government is willing to give you for "free," but it's money well spent, in my opinion. We aren't wealthy. We are a working class family struggling to get by, but we are happy to go without many things to know that our children are growing up being taught about the redeeming love of Christ at the place they spend most of their waking hours because at the end of the day that's what will give them the best shot at being happy in life.

I see the reviews about power trips and could not agree more. I wont get into details but believe…read moreme 1 star is appropriate. If your child is of latin descent or is shy stay far away. They will not be patient with your child.

I went here for about 5 years and do not recommend it at all. Almost all the teachers are super…read morerude and on a major power trip, but a few of them are super nice. The staff talk bad about the students to each other, and are super biased (some of them are racist, sexist, and treat you worse if you're not popular). The work isn't even good either, it's all notes and remembering stuff, not actually learning. Ive also noticed that the school is so money hungry, theyre always trying to get funds or donations. Also the fence of the pearl building was broken for a whole year without fixing. (Still might be) and the school is right next to a mental hospital and highway so anyone could've just gotten in the school. And it's not just me who hates this school, everyone I've known who has gone here or goes here has nothing good to say about it.

Penny R first got me involved in the Carson High culinary program 10 plus years ago…read more When the opportunity came up this spring to attend a fund raiser for the AACT program in Reno, I jumped on it. The Academy of Arts, Careers and Technology, AACT, is an career technical education school within the Washoe County School District. It gives students an alternative opportunity to help them decide on various paths to secondary education. There are eight academies in the program- communications arts and media, culinary, teaching and training, engineering, fire science, high school of business, medical, and natural resources and animal sciences. In April, a team of sophomore culinary students won first place in the state competition in Las Vegas and presented a fund raiser to help get them to nationals. The winning team with the support of their fellow classmates and the hospitality class presented an incredible six course dinner in the cafe at the AACT campus. I have dined around the world at various levels of restaurant and street cuisine, these kids did a phenomenal job- in quality and execution of the plates, hospitality, and cooperation. What 10th grader have you met that knows how to prepare roasted figs, pomegranate molasses, and burrata mousse; beef tartare; French rack of lamb with couscous; branzino and bulgar; and blueberry limoncello tiramisu. Little lone know what they are ? I have the greatest respect for these students and their teacher/mentors, for these are our future chefs. And I expect to be well fed ! The school does have a cafe open to the public on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm at the AACT Restaurant, 380 Edison Way, Reno.

My updated review is primarily for the Culinary program that runs the AACT Restaurant. The Chefs…read more(teachers) do a great job with the kids in teaching them the ins and outs of culinary. I am amazed at the AACT Restaurant! The food is always tasty, very reasonably priced and changes every week. The kids take turns creating the menu, doing the work to establish pricing, learn to work the kitchen, as well as opportunities to earn some money and experience as servers to the dining area. These young adults are always very professional, and polite. Great skills being learned here. I love that this is open to the public. I hope that more people hear about it and support the students and the program. The restaurant is only open select Thursdays, so be sure to visit their website to see the dates and make a reservation. The menu changes each time. You can see the menus ahead of time on their website: https://www.aacttrailblazers.com/culinary-and-hospitality-academy.html . While pricing is not listed on the site, it is always reasonable and very tasty. I have been several times now, and my meal has never been more than $15 (app, entree, desert). The tables are typically decorated with flower arrangements made by students and are for sale as well. Note: Cash only.

This school is wonderful. They teach the kids the old fashion way! Reading, writing , and math…read more They also practice what they "Preach."

The Davidson Academy is one of the most unique academic environments I have been able to be a part…read moreof. I currently assist my academic advisor in teaching an elective entrepreneurship course. This is our third year teaching the course. Each year we have had students evolve their ideas and turn them into a business bringing in revenue.