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.

I have 2 children who go here so far, 5th grade and kindergarten. We have been attending APA…read moresince day 1 and we are so thankful that we were afforded this opportunity. We love the curriculum, the structure and, yes, the uniforms. My oldest loves the extra curricular activities offered and they are always working on offering more diverse clubs and teams.

The school is HORRIBLE a completed disaster. Unprofessional on every level. Rude beyond…read morecomprehension. Liars. They love to gaslight you. When you identify a problem...like having kids go inside their underwear waist...searching kids..no safety in this.. females doing searches on males..with no male present.. teachers having melt downs in their classrooms taking it out on children thru retaliation in grades,emails which are toxic coming from educators...The unfortunate thing is this school operates in dysfunction total chaos. Unable to articulate their own handbook..everything that looks gold ain't gold. A hall aide told me to shush when I was going to speak up about their outrageous unclear rules and directions. I paused and said to myself be quiet in astonishment...absolutely Not! I will call out every wrong intent or action. Nevertheless the uniform is the only nice thing. Its can be expensive for some. It doesn't actually match the school academics/substance. Parents save yourself the hassle and kids find a school that practice what they preach. Which have qualified teachers and administrators. Anyone can open a school...and not be an educator. I disapprove of this charter school 100%

A lot of my family and friends' kids attend Judith Steel Elementary School, and I've had the…read morepleasure of attending their musical for the past four years. Each year, I am completely blown away by the level of talent, creativity, and effort that goes into every performance. From the set design to the costumes, the music, and the choreography, everything is executed so professionally, yet with a warmth and joy that only a school production can bring. I know firsthand how much work it takes to put on a show like this, and I truly admire the dedication, patience, and passion of all the teachers, staff, and volunteers who make it possible. Watching the kids shine on stage is such a rewarding experience, and it's clear that they are learning so much--confidence, teamwork, and a love for the arts. I am so grateful to everyone involved for creating such memorable experiences for the students and the audience alike. Judith Steel Elementary School sets a high standard for school productions, and it's inspiring to see the time, energy, and heart that go into these shows. Keep up the amazing work--you are making a real difference in these kids' lives, and it shows in every performance!

Ms Simons Pre K special ed class exceeded our expectation.Ms Randi assistant teacher is also really…read morehelpful and great, we never worry whenever our daughter is in school, they always call if there is an emergency and they are easily reachable in the class dojo app. I love the daily to weekly updates with photos. The special education team here are really great. I have seen improvements on our daughter a lot since she entered Ms Simons class. Speech Therapists Ms Tahnee and Ms Sharon really did a great job with her speech. Ms Nathalie OT. Ms Wright is also a special ed Pre K teacher and she is also great. Kudos we cannot say thank you enough to everyone. We really wish to return to this school if possible. Everyone deserves a raise!

This is such a great school. My son loves it. He's learned so much in the time he's been here. They…read morealso offered him speech therapy. Which really helped him. Everyone here is so nice. I like how they tell how your child's day was and what they did.

From the start of summer school to the end of my son's preschool year, we have had nothing but…read moregreat experiences at this location of Challenger. The staff have always been friendly, compassionate, and communicative. My son was in classroom 101 with Miss Julie and Miss Vichiny. He absolutely adored attending classes. And the teachers were so caring, they even came to see him act in a non-school sponsored play. Most importantly, my son was never, ever made to feel he's scholastically behind or socially problematic because of his larger-than-average emotions. (We left a previous private school for this reason.) Second most importantly, he was taught to read children's books and do impressive pre-k arithmetic! I still get a thrill watching him sound out words! Most children are not taught to read until at least the first grade. Challenger is unique and way ahead of the curve in this way. It's such an educational gem in Las Vegas - I wish I could tell more parents about it! The tuition is more than worth it. We also love how Challenger isn't afraid to shake up routines and get creative with the kids. They changed their policies to only require uniforms Mondays and Tuesdays. This was good for my son because - with his anxiety - he can get a little too attached to certain habits and structure. This forced him to be more flexible and go-with-the-flow, even if it was only regarding his school clothes. Unfortunately, we did have to pull our son out a couple months early because my husband and I both got laid off from our jobs at the same time. That said, it was the best introduction we could have ever given him to education. He'll be miles ahead of the other kids he's going to be attending public school with in the fall. Hot tip for you ultra frugal parents: Check local swap, sell, and exchange apps for other families selling their used Challenger uniforms. It can save you bundles of money!

This review is for Ms. Fara, who two of our kids have had the joy of having as a teacher for…read morepre-school. There are good teachers and there are great teachers. Ms. Fara is one of the greatest of all time. She loves those kids like her own, and knows how to get the most out of them in the classroom. I can easily say that they are better people and stronger academically then they would have been having had any other teacher. We did have a not so great experience with another teacher at the school, but if you can get Ms. Fara, I HIGHLY recommend this school.

Our daughter went to Good Samaritan in 2022. She had Mrs. Suarez as her teacher. I can't rave…read moreenough about this school. Everyone is so friendly and wonderful with the kids. The principal, Mrs. Drake, goes by "grandma'' by most of the students. She was so sweet that she gave her personal cell number out so that parents could message her directly if they needed anything. The first day, I was so sad seeing her go into the school. Mrs. Drake texted me a picture of her out on the playground and assured me that she was doing great. Her teacher was also a God sent...our daughter still talks about her to this day. Their curriculum is in line with our religious beliefs and they go above and beyond with the care they take with their students. I wish we could have stayed their longer.

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.

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.

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

I attended this school in 2008 when I had just arrived in the U.S. and couldn't speak English. It…read morewas a VERY difficult time, but I was very lucky to have Mrs. Cataneso (we called her Mrs. Cat) She spent her own lunch breaks teaching me English from the very beginning, literally starting with the ABCs, she made a huge difference in my life, and I will always be grateful to her! But experience with her doesn't reflect the whole school. I also faced bullying, because I didn't speak English, I couldn't express myself or ask for help. My daughter will be attending this school next year, and I sincerely hope things have improved, especially in terms of supporting students and preventing bullying.

The staff was unprofessional and ineffective throughout our son's admission process after we moved…read morefrom out of state. We repeatedly had to follow up ourselves, as communication was extremely limited and we struggled to get consistent updates on his enrollment status or start date. When he finally began attending, he was placed in the incorrect grade, and we were not informed until later that he would need to be moved to a lower grade. The administration took little accountability, stating they were simply following directions from another department. The school did not proactively contact us until I escalated the issue to the regional office and filed a complaint. Overall, this was a very frustrating experience that I wouldn't wish on anyone and I would strongly recommend avoiding this school.

My daughter has attended this school from kindergarten through 5th grade. Her whole elementary. And…read morenot ONCE, has she came home not crying. Her third grade teacher, Mrs. Meuse, would constantly pick on her over oblivious stuff. The teacher even wouldn't sometimes let them use the bathroom. In her 4th grade year, someone made a complaint that she was BULLYING someone. And I know my daughter, she wouldn't bully someone or do anything like that. She's a shy, but outgoing girl. Whilst this whole situation, the principals would not let her have her opportunity to speak about the incident. And, don't even get me started about her 5th grade year. She got bullied the most in that year, THE WHOLE YEAR. By 5 girls, and the principals saw it. But, wanna know what they did? Nothing! This school is HORRIBLE, do NOT enroll your kids here.

Love this school. The staff make such a huge effort to ensure that the children are safe, nurtured…read moreand achieving academically. We joined the school last year and my daughter has just entered kindergarten. The facilities are good and all the staff seem to genuinely care. I feel so lucky to have found this school for my children . The PTA is active which I always think is a good sign of parents and staff wanting to be involved and raise funds to ensure kids have the best educational opportunities.