Here, they are vaccinating about 1,600 people per day. Very well-run and organized and friendly…read morepeople. The North Las Vegas fireman who did my vaccination was painless! They are having me wait 30 minutes for any negative reaction because of my allergy to penicillin. So far everyone waiting for a reaction is getting up and are fine. They give you a timer, so when it beeps you can leave. I counted 9 stations open, although there are vacant stations unmanned at this moment.

I've gone to this school since freshman year. I'm a junior now. I've made friends here, I show up,…read moreand I try to do what I'm supposed to do but tbh let's stop pretending this school doesn't have major problems. Because it does. The policies are bad, and they punish students instead of actually helping them learn. The school says it cares about education, but the moment a student gets a few tardies, they're thrown into in-house suspension and stuck on a laptop all day. That's not teaching. That's not helping. That's isolating students from real classrooms and calling it "discipline." How does removing students from class help them succeed? It doesn't. i would like an explanation to counter claim that. putting them in in-house isn't going to help them for the future, some kids don't even want to come to school because they don't want to sit in in-house. And the tardy system itself is ridiculous. Morning traffic on 5th Street and Alexander is a mess every single day. Parents block the bike lane to drop off their kids, cars are half in the road, and no one can move. I've literally been unable to get into the parking lot because of this. That delay is completely out of students' control, but we're the ones getting punished for it? First period tardies should not be treated the same as being late to class during the day. In the morning, students have to fight traffic, find parking, and walk across campus. Getting a tardy and having it go on your record because you're one minute late is unfair. One minute does not mean a student doesn't care. It means the system is broken. If this school actually cared about learning, it would fix the traffic issues and rethink policies that keep students out of classrooms. Right now, it feels like the school is more focused on control than education and students are the ones paying the price. if you want kids to learn let them learn.

Everyone is great here. Principal, office employees & coaches. Very professional & kind.read more

I am only writing about the Register, she is horrible! She talks down to you.They only have one to…read moreregister all the kids each year. Even when you register on line you still have to go and give additional paperwork and have a parent in person. Even if your child only has one parent and they ask a grandparent to go in their place. I waited 2 hours the first day, then had to go back the next day. I was told only a parent can register in person. Then a girl comes in with her paperwork and said my mom called, she is out of town and you said I could just bring in the paperwork myself! She was done in 5 minutes. Why is it good for some but not for others? And if you have 20 parents waiting why does she leave for an hour lunch right in the middle? You would think they would have someone replace her for her lunch hour. They need lessons on time management and professionalism. This would not be acceptable in private sector.

It's my nieces school. Can't review it to much. Her teacher…read moreis great and believe it or not the breakfast wasn't that bad.

I really like this school all the teachers and students are really nice the Nice teachers I know is…read moreMrs Cruz and Mrs Bacani and Mrs Chenwoth and Mrs Caldoria and Mrs V and Mrs Teresa and Mrs Beam. All the staff are nice and the students are really nice and you can make a lot of friends and you can learn a lot at this school.

I have been a student at this school since 6th grade, and after spending three years here, I can…read morehonestly say my experience has been HORRIBLE. One of my biggest concerns is the education. During 6th and 7th grade, I don't feel like I learned much in my English or Math classes because the teachers didn't seem to put much effort into helping students understand the material. In 8th grade, I had teachers who actually cared and made learning easier, and I appreciate that. But overall, I don't think this school has done a good job preparing students academically. Another problem is the way students treat each other. A lot of kids are disrespectful to other students, and even when staff members see it happening, it doesn't always seem like they do anything about it. It makes the school feel less safe and welcoming. I've also been on the volleyball team since 6th grade, and I have had some disappointing experiences there too. One coach, Ms. McDaniel, caused a lot of unnecessary drama, even with a team she didn't coach. It also felt like she had favorites, which made things unfair for other players. One time, I politely asked Ms. McDaniel if she could help tell people to shag volleyballs during practice. Instead of helping, she said in a rude tone, "Since you wanna be captain so bad, you do it." The thing is, I actually was one of the team captains. I was just trying to help the team, and I don't think I deserved to be spoken to that way. Coaches should encourage and respect their players, especially when they're trying to be responsible. Another situation that really bothered me was when one of my teammates respectfully spoke up because she felt Ms. McDaniel was being unfair during practice. Instead of listening to her, Ms. McDaniel yelled at her in front of everyone. It upset my teammate so much that she started crying. I don't think any student should be treated that way for respectfully sharing how they feel. I know no school is perfect, but I hope this school works on improving the education, making students feel safer, and treating athletes with more respect. I hope the school sees this and tries to make more changes in their program.

As a new family joining the Legacy North Valley Kindergarten class, we didn't know exactly what to…read moreexpect. No school is perfect, but a school that genuinely tries and cares is all I can ask for! From my baby's teacher, Ms. Vogel, to the assistant dean and head dean, Mr. Gibson, the communication has been absolutely amazing. Any concerns we've had have been handled with so much understanding, respect, and care. I truly appreciate the entire Legacy North Valley team, and I feel confident that we made the right choice for our family!

3 classes without permanent teachers one of which has had over 6 subs since the year started a few…read moremonths ago and a highly disorganized administration has made this year beyond frustrating. Coming from CCSD this may seem like a better choice but at least with CCSD there are policies and procedures in place that are communicated in a timely manner which just isnt the case here. Everyday feels stressful for my child and I, and if you are lucky enough for someone at the front desk to answer the phone be prepared to never receive a call back from the appropriate person you're trying to reach or clear resolution on the issue.

This year we had to enroll our sophomore into a new school. We were open to having him attend any…read moreschool in this town but in the end decided to go with the one we were zoned for as they had classes of interest like guitar and theater. We were hesitant due to reviews we had read elsewhere. At the end of the day we remembered that every person has their own experience and is able to create it for themselves by focusing on the good. We are so glad we chose this school. There are teachers there like Ms. Miner, Mr. Jesperson, Mr. Bisceglia and Mr. Levanger that really engage the kids and care about what sparks that interest and passion in life. My kid didn't want to go to a new school and make all new friends...but we did the best thing before the school year which was sending him to CSL camp (www.lasvegascsl.org) where kids can spend a week making new friends in a spiritually based environment, reminded just how great they are and do things like forgiveness work, showing love and compassion and more....can I say he came home a changed kid, ready to start in a new school, with a new attitude of hope and excitement. It was the best decision we made and he went from a kid that had grades like C's D's & F's to a kid with majority A's and a few B's! On a personal note, our kid is part of the LGBTQ community and thankfully Ms. Burke was the icing on the cake. Her afterschool club is wonderful! He went from a kid that was originally going to count the days til he could transfer back to his old school to a kid that said last night, yeah....I don't want to go back there, I'm staying here #shook

I went to this school, My homeroom teacher was a pedofile and I got sprayed by security during a…read morefight that broke out. I decided to drop out, got my diploma somewhere else and It was the best decision for me

I'm desperately hoping that the CLOSED information about this school gets changed ASAP! I am so…read morepassionate about this institution, and I think that parents and student need to know! P.S. ATA is short for Advanced Technologies Academy! I began my Substitute Teaching career (let's be truthful, this is NO career, it's a "simply in the meantime" kinda gig) three years ago at the request of my highly educated, teacher of a mother after many-a-job hunts came up as dry as the desert we reside. My very first day on the job was subbing for my mom's class (she teaches World History AP @ ATA), and I was flabbergasted by these children. WHAT CHARACTER........SUCH A DESIRE TO LEARN!!! I thought to myself, "Oh heak yeah, this is what teaching is all about!" It was such a good day, and it inspired me to take more jobs at other schools! =) That SMILE could only last so long....... I was quickly disturbed by the utter lack of moral, ethical, & educational responsibility students at other Middle and High Schools had. DISTURBING!!! These children at other schools feel entitled to everything. "You owe me this!" and "I deserve a better grade!"...........where I come from, that S**T doesn't fly! YOU EARN IT, plain and simple! They think that a money tree will blossom in their yard one day and that learning is a futile concept (we all know that they didn't use the word FUTILE though!), but you get the idea. It's a ridiculous notion and it makes me both sad and scared for the future of these children. Now, this is not to say that ALL other schools are bad and that teachers and students don't care.....that's simply not true. It's just that ATA is like this hidden gem of a high school and at the end of the day, if I haven't spent my time subbing there, something just doesn't feel right. I want people to know about this institution and I want them to understand the depth of GREATNESS that this school embodies! ATA's mission statement reads: The mission of Advanced Technologies Academy (A-TECH) is to empower a diverse student body by teaching academic concepts and technological skills and by instilling in students the importance of effective, responsible application of their knowledge to succeed in a highly competitive, technologically changing world. Yeah, yeah, YEAH......you're probably thinking, "Lots of places attach a "Mission Statement" to their building or website, but how many actually ad hear to it?" THIS PLACE DOES! There are core values at this school that drive the student and teachers alike to better themselves and the people around them. Hell, these people INSPIRE ME! There's a genuine LOVE of LEARNING in this building and a desire to go off and take on the world. These kids have the moral fortitude to do what's right and at the end of the day, they understand the GIFT OF FREE EDUCATION THAT THEY ARE RECEIVING! (sigh) Let me continue this tangent a moment longer..... ~These children are producing the HIGHEST Advanced Placement scores in the state! They are receiving full ride scholarships to IVY freakn' LEAGUE COLLEGES!!! ~They are ambassadors for business and travel the world on school holidays! ~They are National Merit Scholars! =) This year I will watch my FIRST group of students walk across the stage as they receive their diplomas..........and I feel like the proudest mother ever! Well, maybe not mother because I'm only ten years older than this group, but definitely a proud sister! =) To me, this is the ideal high school situation........ ~Small class sizes (16 to 26 ppl) ~High achieving students ~Teachers that LOVE their job ~And opportunity to become something GREAT in an environment that wants exactly that for you! I don't know much, but I do know this, and I make sure to remind my students: YOU ARE GIVEN ONE OPPORTUNITY AT A FREE EDUCATION AND IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO RETAIN AS MUCH OF THAT AS YOU CAN!

I am a student at Advanced Technology Academy and I really want to see our school succeed. However,…read moreI'm writing this because the quality of the cafeteria lunches has been a major concern lately. Specifically, the ham and cheese sandwiches are often served completely frozen solid in the middle. It's very difficult for students to eat a meal that is still an ice block, and it's disappointing to go through the afternoon hungry because the lunch provided wasn't ready to eat. We would really appreciate it if the staff could ensure all meals are properly thawed and prepared before they are handed out. We just want healthy, edible options so we can stay focused in class!"

I came here to use the gym during the summertime. My kids played in a basketball tournament here…read more The venue is nice and the A/C was very strong. I cannot say anything else about the school here because my kids do not attend this school. The facility itself (gym) was great and clean.

when I tell you this is the worst school I've ever dealt with in life. I'm not even exaggerating…read more they did not tell parents until abou a week and a half before school of the start date, and of course no one answered the phone over summer, first day came had no idea if it was short or long days. I can not wait to to remove my daughter from this school as soon as she's accepted in lottery process from another charter

This school for real smells like ass from the source. The teachers are 99% dumb AF like u can leave…read moreand they won't notice. My homie did a Rollie Polly out the door and the teacher said "that's odd" and looked away. The locker rooms and bathroom looks and smells like Satan took a massive shit in it the kids never clean up after them selves. I went to the bathroom and some kids was in the stalls peeing and touched everything and when he left he didn't wash them dirty hands. Like wtf bros u dirty beast. But yeah this school sucks #MOTOWN

They have their Google reviews turned off, where you can't leave a review and it's 100%…read moreunderstandable this school has frustrated me for the whole entire year down to not having my son's 504 and IEP in order and just overall the teachers mainly the principal who seems to not never give someone a call back even if it's in a dire situation down to them allowing teenagers to answer the phone with a killer attitude that make you want to put your hands on them! Honestly there's a couple of good teachers that really do take their job seriously but overall like I said the assistant down to the principal down to the ladies within the office allow so much to transpire but will not be sending my son this to this school next year this school allows the bullying allows the torment allows the suicide thoughts run across our kids and don't care! It's very sad cuz I never of my son being in school felt defeated when it comes to his education until he came to this school not even just his education alone just his safety his sanity everything and every time he tries to conversate with someone it falls on deaf ears every time I request the phone call back it falls on deaf ears!

Founders Classical Academy Las Vegas…read more Our family's experience with Founders Academy has been deeply disappointing and troubling. Based on our interactions with school leadership, we do not feel that this school respects its students or their parents, particularly families from the Black community. We raised a serious concern after our son was spoken to by a teacher using language we found inappropriate and unacceptable. When we attempted to address the issue directly and respectfully, our concerns were dismissed and redirected rather than acknowledged. Despite clearly communicating the urgency of the matter to school leadership, we were ignored for days before a meeting was finally scheduled. When we did meet with leadership, instead of being heard, we were repeatedly interrupted, talked over, and made to feel as though our concerns were invalid. Our child's experience was dismissed outright, despite the fact that students were the only witnesses present during the incident. The focus was consistently shifted away from the actual issue and onto controlling the conversation rather than resolving the problem. Most alarming was the escalation by a member of leadership, who accused my husband of being aggressive simply for using his hands while speaking and went so far as to threaten to call the police. This was completely unwarranted and deeply disturbing. For Black families, threats of law enforcement are not just inappropriate they are intimidating and harmful. No parent calmly advocating for their child should ever be treated this way. Unfortunately, this behavior reflects a pattern. Prior interactions with the same administrator have been marked by rudeness, condescension, and a lack of professionalism. At no point did we feel respected, supported, or valued as parents. A school should be a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for children and families. Based on our experience, Founders Academy failed to meet that standard. We strongly caution other parents especially Black families to carefully consider whether this is a school environment where their voices will truly be heard and their children treated with dignity.

Disregard the review of this school being a Christian school. It's absolutely not. We have…read moreexperienced this school teaching our children many different religions. That is because it's a classical academy and it's purely using America's history and how we were founded as a country. Christianity is definitely part of that history. If you're looking for more inclusivity for this day and age stuff I wouldn't enroll your child in a "classical" academy.