My kids have attended GWA since it was opened the first year MANY years ago. We attended the parent…read moremeeting when they all got together and decided to start a charter school because we were so tired of the problems we were having at our neighborhood elementary. Our kids weren't allowed to read beyond their "class" level because the computers didn't have the level they wanted to read associated with their grade, poor curriculum, and many other issues recurring over and over. We reluctantly chose to send our kids to the first year of GWA even though they held classes in portable classrooms while the building was being built. That first year was a little out of the norm, but a fun year nonetheless. Since that first year we've seen the school grow by leaps and bounds and our kids have had the best education - better than I had hoped for. In fact, our Junior in high school at the time and her friends were struggling with math and our 6th grade son came home showed them how to do it because they were studying the same concepts and he understood them well. The school is outstanding in all cases. Not too large, but not small either. My only wish was that there was a GWA high school for my kids to move on to. Outstanding school.

i went there i was tormented yelled at bullied by teachers and students the teachers don't care…read moreabout the students lamb constantly yelled at kids the dress code is absolutely ridiculous no logos on shoes or socks no hair dye no hoop earrings no chains no bows this place is literal prison i used to come home with black eyes a girl broke my arm most of the students like 95% of them were homophobic sexist ablest transphobic racist and perverts i used to come home crying also lots of the students were vaping in the bathrooms and like all of the boys were saying crude things about girls body's and the teachers don't do anything so do yourself a favor and don't send your kids.

My review is strictly based on my experience during the National History Day competition... With…read morethat being said, the school itself is a pretty cool building. I thought that the layout was functional. The bathrooms, halls and classrooms that we went into were clean and organized. The actual competition was a little chaotic. I accidentally left my purse at the school... Thankfully, one of the teachers, Darlene Tanner, found it and contacted me! I was so grateful for her and her willingness to try and reach me and not leave my purse in the office! I'm so glad that when people like me make dumb mistakes, there are kind and honest people in this world that will still do the right thing! The only reason I am giving 4 stars and not 5 is because I don't have a child that goes to this school and I don't feel that it would be fair for me to fully rate this school with out knowing more about the staff and academics at this school.

The school is not bad but the secretaries are unhelpful. Always dreaded going in and having to…read moredeal with the Office staff.

I am so tankful we found St George Academy. Since transferring my daughter there, she has…read moreflourished. She is able to take classes here that were not offered at the district school. [She has a personalized education plan that puts her on a pathway right into college

They do have tons of extra curricular activities and the classes are really good . I can't agree…read morewith their bullying policy if they don't teach their WHITE students that saying derogatory terms is not ok . I've heard several students say N word and R**D word (all white ) claiming that it's ok for them to say it because they have a cousin who's black or special needs ??!!! What? I feel like the school as well as parents have the responsibility to teach their children about these degrading languages . Although there is a very small amount of diversity in any school in southern Utah I believe that everyone should be taught to be a responsible and kind human being . The real world is quickly approaching for these kids and the real world doesn't take too kindly to racist and prejudice.