King's Way has great education. I'll give them that. But they completely ignore what their kids'…read moresocial experience is. I have personally experienced bullying here and no one did anything. I actually even heard and saw child p*rn of one of the students being passed around that had been taken at a sleepover.

Our experience has been nothing short of amazing. I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt our kid's…read morelives are permanently changed for the better. The teachers that love and care for our kids, instilling the values we believe in, and expecting academic excellence will no doubt propel them forward on the best trajectory possible. If you are dissatisfied and disappointed with where your kids are now, you won't be sorry you made the switch.

Gaiser is honestly the best school! I love it kids are cool and they made me cool and now I'm cool…read moreeveryone is cool the teachers are cool everyone likes being nice the lunchrooms and classes are INCREDIBLY GOOD!

BULLYS! My first day the teacher said to me "you are a poopy face" I ran to the men's bathroom but…read moreI realized I was in the wrong bathroom! I am a lady not a boy! Then I pooped my pants in class and the students made fun of me Mr.Prasad farted and blamed it on me! Then he fat shamed me and said "you get dumb because you eat those takis" and "you're so fat that you broke my chair! I'm giving you a F because I don't like you" then he farted and blamed it on me! Please fire him!

Hands down, one of the best schools in the area, Catholic or otherwise. Excellent teachers,…read moreadministrators, school community, and a beautiful, well maintained campus. Highly recommend!

Terrible school. The teachers do not treat students right and this school completely tolerates…read morebullying. Along with that, the students have no freedom to express themselves in any way because of how the teachers run this place. The teachers assign massive summer assignments which kills all the fun of summer for kids. This school is overly strict, and not suitable for kids of any age.

The school food is surprisingly good but the lunch ladies are actually so incredibly rude. They are…read moreso judgmental and always give the kids attitudes. Never in my life have I met people so entitled.

Used to be a student and wow lots of things have changed especially most of the staff but only less…read morethan a handful that are there were there when I was.

Great teachers, learning rate is high and many advanced learners. The worst place is the office…read more Everyone states at you, it's uncomfortable, and the people in the office are rude. :/

I go to this school and to be honest, I was a bit sad before I actually arrived because everyone…read moretold me it would suck to go here. They were painfully wrong and it's awful how much of a bad rap this school gets. I have great friends, and the school has amazing teachers and phenomenal education. 10/10, would recommend!

It's a very great school everyone is nice and there is good teachers and everyone is respectful and…read moreeveryone is chill and cool

Well my boys are now in their second year at Cascadia and it is the best investment I have made on…read moretheir behalf. They are both so excited about research and learning and my middle school son is loving all the field study trips - unheard of in public school! I appreciate that they are accepted and celebrated for their uniqueness, the dedication of the teachers and staff, and knowing that they feel enlightened and enthusiastic at the end of each day!

Cascadia has provided an alternative to the factory/test driving approach public schools use to…read moreteach children. Being Montessori based, the school focuses on the whole child, which after years of attending public schools has allowed my boys to again love learning. The teachers pay close attention to what makes my children "tick" and the space to make their own discoveries. In doing so, the teachers are giving them the skills to be hard working innovative thinkers in a collaborative environment while still incorporating the state education standards. This school is what school is should be.

First impressions of this school,…read more I'm a student writing this at rooted, this is their first year as an open school for freshmen, so far the teachers have been amazing and open to identity, sexual orientation, mental health, and more. I've been attending Rooted for about a month 1/2, and the education and student directed time is very helpful. I've always struggled in school and the teachers have not failed to help my education grow. Currently, the school consists of about 2 classrooms that are used as there are about 25 of us. There is also a commons room, then next to the commons is a office for a break room if a student is feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or just needs a break there are tools to help. There's also a therapy dog, he's in training but his name is potato. He really helps with anxiousness. The school is working on students already for next year, I'm gonna come back in 6-7 months and I'll update everyone on if my opinion stands, there's more to add but for now this is good. Side note - my teenager is the author above. From my standpoint, as a parent, I feel this school is a blessing. My student feels seen here and the staff are inclusive and respectful. I regularly receive communication from them and because it is just a small freshman class, there is a feeling of closeness, like a tight knit community of leaders and teachers who are working tirelessly to see that our kids are getting the best education and support that they possibly can. I adore the ladies who work in the office, the director is welcoming and communicative, and the teachers all go by first names. There is so much more to tell but suffice it to say that at this point, I would recommend Rooted School to anyone who wants their child to succeed.

From the owner: We believe that a school is the locus of change in any community. Right now, more than anything, we…read morebelieve our schools should be preparing every child to build and benefit from the wealth their communities produce. Every lesson taught and program we adopt keeps this end in mind. Our 4 year goal - Every student graduates with a college acceptance in one hand and a full-time job offer in the other.