Great place to learn and grow. Builds character and helps kids develop an understanding of…read morebuilding culture.

Horrible school There's kids on there phone all over the…read moreplace the teachers are really strict and don't teach you nothing

We did a class for the automotive students. These students seemed eager to learn. Quizzing the…read morestudents after the hands-on portion, most of these kids retained all the information. The school is doing an excellent job preparing these children for the real world.

Great courses classes everything, dont mind what other's say. They lie about teachers when the…read moreproblem really is the student for not doing there work. This school is great with respectful people, and no fights occur at this school there super rare. Overall, this school helps with education and future jobs you'll like to be.

Great school , amazing community, communida , profesores ! Amazing Great coaches Great teamread more

Amazing staff with amazing programs. Love the fact that there is no dress code. What I love even…read moremore is how humble the kids are and how many different cultures this school has .

My eldest son is finishing his third year, my youngest, his first. I have to say, I was surprised…read moreat how excellent the school is. The year after my eldest started, halve of the school became "Del Sol Academy of performing Arts". My son tried out for theatre, as he did 4 years of drama. He was accepted, and I love their program. When my youngest was in 8th grade, he tried out for the orchestra program. He was put in advanced and a few days after starting he was also put in their chamber orchestra program. They have tons of performances, field trips and the education is really good. All the teachers care and keep in contact with you. They also have many good sports programs. I wouldn't change their school, ever. I am very pleased with the direction the school is going.

Ts so ahh rude teachers and rude staff members they don't respect you they are way to strict on the…read moredress code to

I went to this school for all three years and boy howdy has it been a roller coaster of emotions…read more In 6th grade I would've gave this school 1 start out of pettiness but I've since grew as a person. First things first, the food is ass. It's about what you'd expect for school cafeteria food. Some teachers can be STRICT as hell for god knows why. I will admit, as annoying as the strict teachers were I'm glad some are there. my 7th grade science teacher Ms T was so strict and I absolutely dreaded that class because of it. Must've been a good thing though because I passed her class with a high B. The new cellphone policy was more tedious than anything. If people who are gonna be misbehaving want to use their phone, they're gonna use their phone the pouch ain't stopping them. Some of the staff there are a bitch. Excuse my language. The school is dirt poor. They rely on fundraisers and donations. I'm surprised they stopped selling Panda Express and Caines since they're in need of mone. They did it because they wanted to go "healthy". Honestly surprised that was their approach to healthy alternatives when the cafeteria food looks like it was bioengineered in a lab. As much as I had pretty alright time here, I probably wouldn't recommend it. A bit off topic, if the choir teacher ever reads this I want her to know that something she said always pissed me off. She would say "This is a performing arts school, if you didn't want to sing then you shouldn't have come here" or something along those lines. That always got me mad because I didn't sign up for choir. My first choice was theater (which I got it) and I also tried doing art but got put in choir. Got me mad because I just wasn't passionate about singing That was more of a personal note though. Real talk, the choir program is actually AMAZING though and I'd highly recommend it if you like singing. Another great department is theater. Mr Thedell and Ms Wilder are the goat fr fr #JUSTICEFORCHRIS #FREEHBOMAXGUY

1 STAR EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCE AT THURMAN WHITE ACADEMY…read more My daughter's experience at Thurman White Academy was extremely disappointing, particularly because of her English teacher, Ms. Amy Dvorak. In my experience, her approach toward my daughter was unnecessarily harsh, discouraging, and lacking in compassion. I strongly encourage parents to pay close attention to their children's experiences in her classroom. Despite my repeated emails and screenshots showing that my daughter had completed her assignments, Ms. Dvorak would not grade the work because it had not been placed in a designated classroom basket. Instead of providing additional academic guidance, she suggested my daughter needed to leave the accelerated class to receive more support. What disturbed me even more was the constant negative communication about my daughter. I repeatedly received emails complaining about her behavior, including comments about her nails, hair, and appearance. My daughter also reported feeling constantly watched, singled out, and unnecessarily written up for minor issues. As a parent, I found this treatment unacceptable and emotionally discouraging for a child who deserves encouragement and support. Her math teacher, Ms. Lobue, could also improve her communication, patience, and ability to provide additional learning resources to students who need help. However, I must commend Principal Dr. Matthew Jackson, who was very responsive, professional, and genuinely concerned about my daughter's academic development. He listened to my concerns and made efforts to address them. In my experience, he was the one administrator who truly demonstrated a commitment to helping my child succeed. Unfortunately, my experience with Ms. Dvorak overshadowed the positive efforts of the principal. I strongly urge CCSD to review my concerns regarding her grading practices, repeated disciplinary reports, communication with parents, and treatment of students. Parents, please advocate for your children. No child should feel constantly criticized, intimidated, or discouraged in a learning environment. Teachers should build children's confidence, not tear it down. I would not recommend this school based on my daughter's classroom experience.

After school from 3-4pm there's. Group of teenage kids boys and girls who act a complete fool in…read morefront of the high school. The young children and elderly that are out front of to the School bus drop off/pick up location. Have to hear inappropriate language as well as actions. Girls sitting on boys laps "twerking" kissing and even throwing rocks. Contact school front office and get greeted by grouchy lady's.

This place is a joke you don't have access to the handicap ramp gates are locked unlock the gates…read morefor people who can't climb stairs you should have spent money on the entrance for people who have a handicap instead of the fake grass just like last time Vegas all about the money shame on you one day I hope you're in the condition that I'm in and can't even watch my grandchild play soccer

Last year, I read about the construction of Cristo Rey St. Viator College Preparatory High School…read moreand researched the Cristo Rey network. This past week, I attended one of the school's grand opening events, which blew me away. The school is modern, spacious, and clean. The students, dressed in uniforms, were excited and supportive. They emphatically cheered for one another as each student was introduced. The students' parents and extended family, including aunties, uncles, and cousins also attended the event. You could see the family members' beaming with excitement and pride. The President, Father Tom von Behren, is a passionate and well-spoken leader. He seemed to have all of the students' respect and attention. He spoke about the school's mission. The school combines traditional education with work study to prepare the students for college and beyond. Each student is assigned to one of the school's corporate sponsors to get first hand experience in a professional environment. I love the concept of combining classroom education with real life experiences within the community. I believe it will keep the students engaged and energized. I look forward to seeing the school and students grow.