This was a huge school. All areas were well kept and clean. All the staff was very friendly and…read morewelcoming. It was a really good experience there.

This place is awful. I show up on the first day of school and got hit by a god damn bus. Ever since…read moreI've been stuck in a wheel chair. The bus driver that hit me didn't even apologize and my insurance didn't cover my injury. Also there chips they serve at lunch are 25% full.

My daughter had a swim meet here at the high school and there were a bunch of tiny little spiders…read moreall around the pool deck and climbing on the benches around her

This is an amazing school! The teachers are all very knowledgeable and willing to help any student…read morewho asks. FHS has a great student environment and make the school what it is. The principle is very involved, as are the other members on staff. Fishers has a wide variety of clubs and sports, and many tsudents are in at least one club and/or sport. I've definitely made some amazing memories here and will be making more in the future.

We're h ere for weekend basketball games. This school is huge for a middle school... and this is…read morenot the only Noblesville middle school.

My stars, there's a planetarium in Carmel! Yes, it's been around since the 1970s, but not too many…read morepeople beyond local students and faculty know about it, it seems, because whenever I tell people about it, people are like, "Wait, we have a planetarium?" Yes, yes, we do. And now you know. The Carmel Planetarium is located inside Carmel High School. It's used by CHS students, of course, but it's also used as a field trip destination for local Carmel Clay schools. And better still, once a month, it is open to EVERYONE for public astronomy shows. These shows run about 40 minutes, and they are family-friendly and highly entertaining. You get to sit back in a comfy chair and gaze up in the dark at projections from a night sky simulator. Each show has a different theme, too. We went for December's planetarium show, and we learned about what the night sky might have looked like during the time of Jesus' birth and about the three wise men following the star. The show was not religious at all, but since it was Christmas time, it talked about Jesus and Christmas stuff in a historical sense. Other shows in the past have dealt with fun themes like "are there monsters in the Milky Way?" and "the summer sky over Indiana." The shows put a fun spin on astronomy that are engaging for the whole family. Shows typically start at 7 p.m., but that can change each month. The best way to keep up with upcoming shows is to follow the Carmel Planetarium Twitter feed (@CCSPlanetarium). Tickets can be purchased at the door and are $4 for adults, and $2 for children, seniors and CHS students.

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The teachers are the saving grace of this school corporation. The School Board is political and…read moreineffective. The worst is the Administration and the way they treat parents. Guidance Counselors don't listen, the head of School Guidance and Counseling doesn't listen to parents. They all love to pat each other on the back for doing the bare minimum for students. They partner with outside organizations and don't watch over them, creating safety risks and leaving parents and volunteers to do the work to "fix" their very obvious weaknesses. This may have been a great school district in the past, but our experiences have shown us a different story. Anyone reading this who is having issues: switch to Carmel-Clay, Noblesville, or Westfield schools if you can. Since Dr. Yvonne Stokes left, it's been steadily going downhill. As a long-time resident, I'm so disappointed. Your kid's teacher will probably be pretty amazing, but the Administration doesn't treat them well. I've seen them treat teacher contracts like a yo-yo, you're in, then out, then in again. And the evaluation rubric they use is absolute garbage. Even though I write in solidarity with the teachers who work here, I cannot in good conscience give this district anything but 1 star. My biggest concern is safety. Safety was an issue last year and they have changed some things, but it's merely a band-aid on a festering wound. They say safety is a priority but I promise you, it is not. They do not act that way at all, but love to boast about it. Us insiders know how fast and loose they like to play. Thank goodness they're doing proper background checks finally. It's a step, but not nearly enough. And the worst part is that they don't see that it is not enough. Just a quick fix by cutting corners. Be better. Learn accountability. Give transparency. And for the love of all that is good, be better to the teachers and parents. We all know where the actual work happens. Too many in the Administration Building doing too little and each getting paid 4 to 5 times more than a teacher. That's not a good school district. It's a dying one.

I have had two children in this school district and I am very happy with the opportunities that…read morethey have in this district. Especially grateful for the support at the high school for seniors as they look towards the next steps after graduation.

Our experience at Heritage Christian School has been overwhelmingly positive. Like any school, it's…read morenot perfect, and you won't agree with every decision, but what stands out is the environment they've created for students to truly grow. The smaller class sizes have made a huge difference for our children. Their teachers genuinely see them for who they are, not just academically but as individuals. There's a strong balance of accountability and encouragement. Students are challenged to do their best while also being supported and known. What sets this community apart is the faith-centered foundation. During a major life event for our family, our kids weren't just supported, they were surrounded by a community that consistently prayed over them and walked alongside us in a very real way. That kind of care goes beyond the classroom. What matters most to us is that my kids are thriving. They feel valued, they're growing in confidence, and they're being poured into by teachers who care deeply. That kind of environment is hard to find, and we're grateful to be part of it.

I transferred to Heritage Christian after my junior year of high school at Brebeuf Jesuit, and it…read morewas the worst mistake I could have made. My first week there was a "random" drug test and Phil Nikirk (the high school principle at the time) watched as me and another student took a piss sample in the restroom. I'd say it took 5 minutes for me to actually go, it felt like this guy was breathing down my neck. Not only did I feel violated, the harassment continued throughout the year from all high school teachers. I'd get weird looks, and felt as though they wanted to burn me at the stake. This was partly because the school had driven me to a manic episode that pretty much ruined my senior year. Although I had to take a leap year, I still managed to play lacrosse at the same college I had committed to. The high school staff managed to create two semesters of suffering, at an apparently "good-willed" school. Lets not forget the prison-like exterior, it gives me the chills. Funny thing is that this school managed to convert me to a huge believer in faith when I left for college. You would be saving yourself lots of money by not coming to this school! As well as your child's sanity!