If you want a frustrated child and want to set them up for failure then send him or her to Basis…read more Dig deep into the junior high program and even deeper into the high school program. Start with the administration that will "hear" your voice but they don't listen. They push subjects down to young people who are not ready for the content either morally, emotionally and intellectually. The subjects are mandated by a panel disconnected from the schools and students. Administrators don't have any reason to change the curriculum as all they care about are rankings and money. They have instructors that don't understand their students. They mandate AP subjects to 14 year old ninth graders as if they are 19 and 20 year old college individuals, you cannot choose otherwise and the head of school does nothing! ..

Basis is a very good challenging school. It makes college easier. My two older kids graduated from…read moreBasis and they are currently at Texas A&M, one with full ride and the other one with most of the school paid. They said that what they learned in basis make college easy. Basis is not for all families, is very strict and dedicated to academics. Lots of homework and study! But is worth it!

Wow! This school is HUGE!!…read more It's probably a nice school, but bringing a child from private school, I've found it hard to remain "in the loop." E-mails are fired out at rapid-fire pace, but some of them leave a newbie bewildered. I'm writing this review in December, and I still feel completely disconnected from the school. Ronal Reagan is certainly one of the more desirable schools in San Antonio, but, if you want to get connected, you'll have to work at it. Good luck!!

I'm mad right now. I, a freshman, am seething at the school and I've only been here for 2 weeks…read more I'm not one of those kids who get mad at the school for no reason. So I was trying to open my sisters locker from last year. It wouldn't open. So, I walked to the office and asked why. They told me that it was because they changed the codes. I figure. Unfortunately, I was now late so I asked for a late slip. I know they could give me one because a whole load of students have come in with them. But, these jerks sad no. Nothing else, just no. I walked out. What the heck? I know it's stupid coming from me, a studen, but I want you to see it in my perspective. I am an all A student, in all honors classes. Not all kids are bad.

It's a shame that the only ones who leave reviews are the ones who are dissatisfied with the…read moreschool. I am a 7th grader here and this school is amazing. The teachers and staff are nice and so are the students. They even have this stuff called FLEX, which is an extra attachment to the day on Tuesdays and Thursdays where kids can make up work, pride store, where you can buy stuff with this currency called pride bucks, and Hobby hangouts, little hangout events after school on some days. 5/5 stars!

It's horrible the teachers do not do anything to help and my daughter almost peed on her self one…read morebecause the teacher would let her use the restroom

This place is great, I punched a kid for no reason and he got suspended! So happy, good choice. But…read morein all seriousness, I really do hate this place, Last year someone tried sexually assaulting me in the bathroom, the principal didn't believe me, and when I gave him solid proof, he pretty much just gave him a slap on the wrist. And whenever I have to go to the office cuz I did something, before I'm able to explain (Since I usually haven't done anything wrong) the principal cuts me off or the AP ignores what I have to say. I guess I have more of an issue with the people in charge here than the school itself, still, a pretty crappy experience here. Would not recommend.

not a good school for my child do not recommend another student hit my child for no reason and…read moresuspended my child for getting hit so angry

We have had our son at CHS since he was in the third grade, and he has thrived over the years. We…read morewere so fortunate to have Lisa Jacobs as his principal, and she was a godsend! Lisa has since retired, but still pops in and remembers our son fondly! Mr. Pinkston, the teachers and support staff are amazing!! We have never seen such kind, caring and knowledgeable professionals! Their attentive approach to students and passion for education has made such an impact! Fast forward 5 years, he continues to thrive in 8th grade with excellent grades and a great group of friends! When we were looking at schools, CHS offered SOARS support which really stood out to us and has been such an amazing tool for our son. I highly recommend an education with CHS, schedule a tour and shadow day, you will be thoroughly impressed

And the time you walk into the school until the time you leave, you'll be surrounded by smiling…read morefaces and happy children. I'm always impressed with the respect and manners that are instilled in the students administration is hands-down, unlike any other. Their care and dedication to providing the best educational experience is of top priority

* UPDATE SINCE IVE GRADUATED OFFICIALLY FROM NEISD *…read more I'm 18 years old now and I wrote a review about bush when I was 14. While I still stand by my review, I didn't go into detail about what occurred because I was deep into trauma and mental turmoil due to the incidents involved on that campus. Starting off in 6th grade, I was hazed endlessly by peers and even staff for being "too feminine". Instead of helping, the administration at this school disregarded my mental health altogether. If I did anything that was not in their standards, I was either punished or ignored for complaining about being bullied. In 7th grade, I started to engage in self-harm and fell into a state of depression and anxiety that I was unaware of. I would come into school everyday with the mindset that I was going to be bullied and I wouldn't have any support if I decided to speak up. This was instilled because of the lack of care the administration had for students, typically POC or individuals with disabilities. I watched alot of my friends with learning disabilities get negatively criticized and even punished for "bad behavior". Specifically, there was an incident where I was physically assaulted by multiple male students on campus, and when I went to report it, those students still roamed the halls and hazed others while I would get ISS for any altercation or incident where I was behaving inappropriately. 8th grade was manageable, because I understood the school didn't care for certain students and I unfortunately fell into that bias. I had one teacher in particular that would comfort me because she also understood the underlying motives the administration had against certain students, and tried her best to help those in need. There was also 2 incidents on campus that involved a student bringing a firearm, and threatening the school. I personally saw alot of white students carry pocket knives and drugs on them, and were never considered suspicious or searched for their behavior and comments they would make. The counselors at this school were helpful, however they were not confidential and revealed information to my parents that were unnecessary to announce. I understand counselors need to tell parents when they believe their child is a danger to themselves or others, however, the information told my parents was in fact not dangerous or threatening, but took a jab on their parenting styles and blamed their lack of care for the school's trauma-inducing incidents. I've left out plenty of specific incidents that led to therapy, and while I don't think the environment is the same as it was 2015-2018, I still stand by a 1-star review that I don't think they deserve. If your child is going to be attending a middle school soon, please consider online, private, or even a different local school for them, as they will not be enjoying their time at this school.

The teachers are amazing and sweet helpful and kind. Just to let you know though the holes on the…read moremain floor in the sixth grade stairs can get crowded during the passing periods. So make sure to get there before everyone gets to the stairs or after everyone gets to the stairs.

LHS is a true, Christ-based, college preparatory school where the faculty is aligned with families…read more I have two children in attendance, and I couldn't be happier. I have one child that is about to graduate, and I know she is more than ready to excel in her studies at a premier university. Both of my children were able to grow at LHS not only through their education studies by a small teacher to student ratio, but also through amazing extracurricular activities including complete athletic programs and arts. The faculty at LHS is there because they care about the students and shows in their daily commitments. They over communicate to both the kids and the parents. They keep everyone involved in the process and welcome everyone into the LHS family. I will be sad when both of my children have graduated. I just might find a way to continue being a part of the LHS family!

Our daughter recently completed her fourth year at LHS. We are very pleased with the academic…read morepreparation for college she received while there. She has always been a straight A student and an athlete. She did quite well on her SAT's and was accepted directly into one of the top Engineering programs in country which was her first choice of schools. One of the reasons we wanted her to attend a private Christian School was we thought the teachers would lead by example through their own conduct and standards. Most do, but certainly not all. It is my firm belief that any accolades and recognition for excellence received by students, should be based entirely on their own efforts and not who they are related to or for financial connections to the school. Examples of academic and athletic awards consistently going to student children of LHS employees and financial donors to LHS rather than student that actually performed the best, are many. Close examination of the facts will clearly reveal that both nepotism and favoritism are alive and well at LHS. When teaching students that honesty and hard work pay off, it is critical to walk one's talk. If hypocrisy rather than integrity is present in the actions of those in a trusted position of authority, than all the teaching of Christian values leadership and conduct is for naught. Examples of doing what is right, is what we hoped would be present, not situational ethics. Evidently, there is opportunity to learn about both. I cannot recommend a school where the underlying message is: "Do what I say, not what I do."

We transferred both our high school boys this past year and they are so much happier. More…read morechallenging curriculum, individualized attention, recognition of their chosen sport. Overall, very happy.

The school campus is nice and the teachers seem really nice however I was not impressed or wow'd by…read morethe administration.

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worst school my daughter has ever attended. teachers are not in capacity to handle situations that…read morereally bother this kids instead take it against those who express their discomfort's. They tend to put the kids on the spot instead of mentoring in a positive and safe environment. I. regards to education my daughter learned more with a private tutor in a month than the school in a whole year