I went to this school. It was back in 2001. Great staff at the time, fun times. I remember we would…read morehave something called Field Day in the Summertime, everyone would be so excited for it! We also had a swimming pool on campus, at the time. Heather

Don't listen to all of these reviews if you want a real honest side of it here you go: I'm a 6th…read moregrader currently, and I just honestly want to go. The counselor doesn't even care, my 8th grade brother got 3 detentions for 3 days straight just for being tardy to class 5 times, and my mother told the vice principal that he shouldn't even have those. he doesn't do drugs nor vaping, my mom kept straightening him up and as she walked out he said "Just an FYI we control the street lights, so the children could be late, in the morning". My mother told counselor but all she said was "That's just the rules, I'm sorry sweetheart" like they were playing dirty (which they were). After all that they changed his 3 detentions to 2 detentions. And on top of that the teachers practically, only support the "pretty" girls or the "pick me" girls. And most of the teachers support either white kids or Hispanic kids. And this has right in front of my own eyes. The art teacher smelt something funny, and started coughing. While my black friend was just laughing with her other friend, she doesn't vape nor do drugs. The art teacher gave her the dirty look and called over assistance for a staff member to drop off my friend to the principal's office. The art teacher KNOWS that my friend doesn't vape, she pays attention in class (or else why is she so GOOD at art?) so instead of finding out who it is, she chooses my friend, who is black. And if the skinny girls wear booty shorts or a top that is the size of a bra, they don't get dress coded however if a girl with larger thighs wears perfectly fine shorts: detention! And the really disgusting thing that bugs me is the predo staff supports or gives high fives to the Latin/Spanish/Mexican girls and one time I was wearing shorts the teacher's assistant standed right there behind me the whole class period (1 hour) and he kept hyping me up, saying things like "You got this!" or "Good job!". Please do NOT let your child come to this school, and with all that the school juices kids for money: yearbooks are $50-$60, a super small bag of chips $2, etc. And they also violate the CCSD rules. On their afternoon videos it says "if you buy our $20 beanie, you get it inside!" which is crazy. And to pay to see your child preform on the stage (for the Shrek play) you have to pay money?! Also, the school is not great with bullying, water (the water comes out with dirt), the rooms are going mold (the art teacher got sick, from the mold), the bathrooms are not in good condition, and the A/C doesn't work.*In gym, if you look up there is TONS of visible black mold.(Also if you want to join the cheer team you have to pay a fine for $500, art $25, choir $10-$15.) DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE PLEASE AND THANKS! #My brother got milk that was like cottage cheese.

Thank you always for helping me pass my praxix exam as a ccsd substitute teacher before 2005 with…read moreyour help I got my needed accomodations very nice staff and very helpful thank you

Great school and morale! They are so organized and great with kids! Their teaching ethics are…read moreamazing!

Recently a fight was shared on social media and couldn't help but notice how slow the reaction was…read morefor campus security, admin, campus police to respond to the serious incident.

Staff is extremely friendly, teachers are very knowledgeable about information being taught. Clean…read morecampus with great vibes!!!

I can't speak on the education here but the school is beautiful. My son had a lacrosse game here…read moreand I was amazed. Field was nice, bathrooms were clean. Turf was nice. No complaints here and we beat them. Thank you Bishop Gorman.

Three years in and could not ask for a better high school experience for our kids. Incredible…read moreteachers, supportive counselors, beautiful campus and respectful student body. Curriculum is tough, but not unreasonable and most importantly, they teach kids about accountability, which sets them up for success for the rest of their lives.

My niece graduated from here and all I can say is that she is prepared for Bishop Gorman…read more The family that runs this does a top notch job. All three of my children went to private school in the Bay Area and I would not have hesitated for one minute to have sent them here. The commitment to true learning of Science, Mathematics, reading writting....gee what a novel idea....is top notch. Their aint no woke CRT or Gender studies here...as that stuff will not further your career in general. There is true love for the students and the student body here.

Fantastic School! Sent my kids here, best decision ive ever made. the staff are the most…read moreproffessional ive ever met, and the teachers truly care for the students. They are still strict, but arent so strict that much kids hate school. Best school in last vegas.

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!"

My daughter has attended this school for the past three years. It offers an exceptional Honors and…read moreAdvanced Placement classes. I am so thrilled we were able to enroll her as a Freshman. As a Junior she has already taken over 10 AP classes and is well prepared for college. Thank you A-Tech!

Also, I'd like to add something important to my last review about Mrs. Arai -- because to this day,…read moreit still pisses me off. Look, I'll be the first to admit it: I suck at math. I've always struggled with it, and even now, it's still not my thing. I'm not good at it, and I probably never will be. But just because someone struggles with a subject doesn't mean they deserve to be humiliated. Back in her class, I sat next to this girl who -- for some reason doesn't like me at all. and from what I remember, I think Mrs. Arai thought I was cheating off her. Just to be clear, I wasn't. I would never cheat. I might be bad at math, but I always try to do things honestly. And even if I was cheating, which again, I wasn't -- there's a way to handle that kind of situation professionally and with basic human decency. But no. Instead of pulling the girl aside privately and asking her if I was copying -- like any decent teacher would -- Mrs. Arai did the unthinkable. In front of the entire class, in dead silence, she looked straight at the girl and asked out loud: "Is she copying off of you?" I'll never forget how humiliated I felt in that moment. and then the girl, who whatever reason hates me, said "Yeah." Just like that. Like it meant nothing. Like it wasn't my entire reputation, my self-worth, and my dignity being put on trial in front of 30 other kids. I was stunned. Embarrassed. Angry. And worst of all, I felt completely alone. Mrs. Arai didn't ask me if I had anything to say. She didn't give me a chance to explain. She didn't care. It was like she already made up her mind -- like she was waiting for a reason to call me out. To this day, that moment still stings. Not just because of the accusation -- but because of how she handled it. It was unprofessional, immature, and flat-out cruel. Teachers are supposed to support students, especially the ones who struggle. But instead, she used her power to embarrass me and tear me down. I've had some tough experiences in school, but that moment? That one stuck with me. It sort of changed me more than how I was. After that, I started to feel insecure -- not just about math, but about myself. About speaking up. About being seen. I carried that moment with me through the rest of middle school, and honestly, even now it lingers. Call me dramatic, say I'm just overreacting. I don't care, this is my story on how I was treated at this school. If I ever saw Mrs. Arai again -- which I probably won't -- just know this: I will never forgive you. I'll never forget how you made me feel in 6th grade. Like I didn't matter. Like I didn't deserve to be heard. You humiliated me in front of everyone and never looked back. You have no idea how much damage that moment caused. It wasn't just embarrassing -- it changed the way I saw myself. You made me feel small, like I was dumb and didn't belong. And you did it so casually, without care. I stayed quiet in school, not because I had nothing to say, but because I was scared it would be used against me. You created that fear. Teachers are meant to guide and support, not tear students down. But that's exactly what you did. And the worst part? I'm sure you don't even remember it. But I do. I always will. So no, I don't forgive you. Because it mattered. And it still does. But despite everything, I've grown. Slowly. Painfully. But I've grown. I'm learning to speak up. To stand tall -- even when it's hard. Especially when it's hard. Because I deserved better. Every student does. And now, I'm finally starting to believe that. To the students who had Mrs. Arai and had a better experience than I did -- that's great. I truly hope you were treated with the respect and support every student deserves. But just because your experience was different doesn't erase mine. It doesn't change what happened to me or how it made me feel. This is my story. My truth. And for the first time, I'm not going to hide it or shrink myself to make others more comfortable. Because I'm done carrying the silence that was forced on me. I'm done pretending that what happened didn't leave a mark. It did. But I'm learning that it doesn't define me. I'm still healing. Still learning. Still growing. But I'll never let someone like that break me again. And if anyone else out there has ever been made to feel the way I did -- I want you to know: you're not alone. Your voice matters. And you deserve to be heard. Always. To the students who've faced the same kind of treatment -- being bullied, feeling unseen, unheard, damaged, depressed, or like you're losing yourself... even if you've had thoughts of giving up -- just know this: you are not alone. You never were. And truthfully? There's so much more I've experienced at this school. This isn't just about one teacher. It's not just about the staff. There's a deeper pattern -- one that goes far beyond the classroom. But this... this is where I chose to start.

Hi! I am a former student from Rogich who is now homeschooled. I am going to tell you about my…read moreexperience here from grade. I am currently in 7th grade. 6th grade: Pretty fun and cool, I was in the bowling and theater club. Almost all of my teachers were very nice to me, but my math teacher at that time made me feel dumb. I won't be able to say the name for certain reasons, but this teacher would sort-of embarass me in front of everyone in the class and would make rude comments about me. There was this one time where I was trying to retake a math test. But as I was working, this teacher said " Hurry up, Charlie. I want to go home." Their tone in the comment made me feel stupid, rushed, and stressed out. 7th grade: Horrible in most ways. I was in the bowling club, and the teachers I had were still nice. But most of the kids there were very annoying, troublemaking, and loud. The overwhelming crowds and bad influences from most of the students made me feel very uncomfortable to the point where I had to get homeschooled after spring break. To any student who is wondering where I am, I'm homeschooled at home and can still come to after school programs/events. However, the principal, staff, and most of my teachers were very kind to me. The electives I had in 7th grade, which was beginning orchestra and student aids, were the best electives ever in my opinion. If you are about to be a 7th or 8th grader, I recommend you choose student aids because you can help a teacher of your choice and have lots of fun and free time to work on unfinished assignments. That was my review on Sig Rogich middle school.

Complaint on staff that just stands there with his paper in hand && not intervene when a student is…read moreassaulting another student!! This situation of bullying is an ongoing situation && nothing seems to be resolving within the school principals, counselor, security, etc I'm a very concerned parent of a child that is being continued to being bully on your school campus With no follow ups or return of phone call/emails Investigations && follow ups are important && for days to pass with no communication is very disturbing My daughter has been attacked from behind 3 times in less than 2 months of school being in session && it seems the staff at Dessert Oasis HS has no control over their students Signing a no contact contract obviously means nothing to these kids && policies need to be taken differently It is ridiculous on how you talk to different principals && staff of the HS && they all have different ways of trying to solve or say to this situation I don't understand why? When a parent is dropping their child off to school for education && is getting texts && calls from their child that she wants to be picked up because she is being attacked, I feel the school apparently is unsafe && not doing their duty to have children in their hands What do you have to say? Bullying is very serious && it seems your school thinks otherwise!! To feel the need to have to pull my daughter from your school is unfair She may not be a 4.0 student but she's been attending her classes && tries to be in class doing her studies To have to worry about passing periods && break times not knowing if she's going to be assaulted from behind is just sad YOU SHOULD HAVE ALL THE STATEMENTS && REPORTS && PREVIOUS EMAILS SENT BACK && FOURTH BETWEEN MYSELF && PRINCIPALS, COUNSELOR, STAFF ETC THAT I'VE COMMUNICATED WITH MOVING FORWARD IS WHAT WE HAVE BEEN DOING BUT WHEN IS ENOUGH, ENOUGH!! I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY A MEETING CAN'T BE CALLED WITH THE PARENTS KIDS WILL BE KIDS BUT WHEN YOU ALLOW YOUR KID TO BE AN ASSHOLE && BULLY IS A DIFFERENT STORY PARENTS OF STUDENTS INVOLVED SHOULD BE INVOLVED OTHER THAN THE SCHOOL STAFF BEING YOU GUYS OBVIOUSLY ARENT DOING ANYTHING

There's a lot of bad things said about DO but we never had any issues. The math teacher Mr. McClure…read morewas phenomenal. It was my Sons worst subject and by the end of the year it was his best. He really enjoyed this school and although he transferred to a magnet school he misses it here.

At the Alexander Dawson School, the Dawson Difference is amazing! My children have loved attending…read moreDawson and have absolutely thrived as students there. In addition to providing a top notch education, Dawson incorporates strategies and values that benefit students' overall health and well-being. Dawson is so much more than a school- it's a community of caring dedicated professionals working together to create an environment where students can become confident, resilient, and well-rounded individuals. As a Challenge Success school, Dawson incorporates empathy, respect, and diversity, fostering a climate of care shared by all. In addition, I must mention that I have been extremely impressed with how proactive and transparent Dawson has been in successfully navigating the pandemic. Attending Dawson has been an incredible and life changing experience for my children! Discover the Dawson Difference for your family today!

This school was our best decision EVER! It is a process to get in there and just because you can…read moreafford that school it won't guarantee you a spot. They really are on the mission to create educational community, so before you apply read their mission statement. Our daughter,Sarah had a wonderful first day! She told us that she really liked how the school day was organized and really enjoyed how approachable and helpful her teachers were towards her. She also said that she already made new friends and is excited to finally be a part of the Dawson Community!