I can't comment on the school itself. However, the DVT planetarium is an underrated local gem. They have a full list of public shows, every academic year. It's easy to buy tickets online ahead of time. This planetarium is much smaller than Chicago's Adler but features some of the same shows, for a fraction of the price. I love going in December when the space is decked out as a "Winter Winderland". The parking lot and school building are in "like new" condition. read more

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This school is an entire ANGEL. We have 3 children that attend and LOVE this school. BITTERSWEET is filled with the most genuine group of staff who treat ALL children with Inclusivity, love, appreciation, respect and honor. We feel it important to mention that ALL of our children are brown-skinned, and one has Down Syndrome. The actions of this entire staff show that they put the growth, development and Cultivation of students first, pushing for academic achievement and taking every opportunity to celebrate achievements. Our children have truly thrived in academic success, being on Academic teams and soaring, and connecting to opportunities that are fun and beneficial to their confidence and life. This school stands on advocacy for family support in whatever way is needed as we have witnessed this first-hand. They are humble servants from the Principal down to the service providers. We and our children are truly blessed to have this school. We have experienced other schools in the area that systematically turn a blind-eye to unethical operations and practices. This school takes safety seriously, is a breath of fresh air and proves that God will always make a way. Thank you Principal Masterson, Staff, and magnificent PTA. You are hands down the best run school on the planet; if everyone in the world operated like you, it would be like heaven. GO BOBCATS! The Hughes/Cherry Family read more

Teachers are super friendly to their students. Academic's standards are set high for students to push themselves to learn things each and every day! read more