Great gym facility for sporting events like Basketball and Volleyball. I've played at this gym in…read moreour volleyball league and it has great high ceilings and nice floors. They also use this facility for Basketball training camps, tryouts and regular seasonal games. Holds a lot of players and can hold multiple events at the same time because of the size. A great set of bleachers for friends and parents to watch and has a large parking lot which makes it easy to drop off or stay and watch. Located at the Curry Barracks, which is under extensive renovations on the entire grounds area. New roads and buildings in the area so it's a bit confusing to locate if it's your first time.

From the owner: Private Catholic School…read more Kindergarten to Grade 12

not a good school they say they have a zero bulling policy but i see at least 5 10 people a day…read moregetting made fun of DO NOT GO HERE they say they do exclusive things but really it's just a regular school they just have 2 bonuses camping and rock climbing

From the owner: The Calgary Science School (CSS) provides students in grades 4 to 9 with an enriched educational…read moreexperience, infused with ubiquitous access to laptops, an exciting environmental and outdoor education program, and a safe and encouraging school culture in which to learn. CSS students are excited, engaged, and empowered.

I went to this school from 1999 to 2005. I thought the teachers I had during those 6 years were…read morenice. I miss those years. I miss field trips,recess and the awesomeness of elementary school.

When I visited this school, the hospitality from the Principal was warm and welcoming! The staff…read moreand students truly care about this wonderful place of learning! The new Grade 5/6 team is awesome!

Nice school with good core values. Kind staff/teachers, food is good as well. I don't attend, but I…read moreknow a child that does. All good things to say.

Took my son for cal west basketball practice, and the gym was great. Lots of room. Nice lighting,…read moregreat atmosphere and good Parking.

Well I attended this school a while ago and my experience with it was horrible. One time I asked to…read morego in and get my jacket when it was -15 outside and the teacher at the door said "well you can freeze to death". After telling my mom this she was outraged and phoned the school. Nothing was done about this incident and it was handled very poorly. Another time at lunch I went to the bathroom, it was very cold outside so I waited by the heater for a bit. After a while a teacher named Ms.Berry came in and pulled my out, she said i was not allowed to be in the bathroom without asking. Ask to go to the bathroom at lunch? She then preceded to tell me I wasn't smart and said next time my parents would be called. So this school tells kids to freeze to death and doesn't let students use the bathroom at lunch? What is this?

This school is by far the biggest piece of shit i ever seen they have no direct bus so you have to…read moreget a bus pass witch is 100$ a month they dont give you proper guidence for anything they just sit on there ass doing nothing all day i seen reviews saying that it's bad for school's with depression and anexity and honestly i see why i literally have to repeat grade 10 all because of the lack of support i got this year not to mention i got in trouble when a teacher literally SHOVED me and then today i went back to get my stuff for my new school for next year and they stole EVERYTHING i left in my locker without giving it back would give it 0/5 stars if i could DO NOT GO TO CARROLL!!!

Really, no alumni rushing to review this place? To be fair, I am not an alumni as I was only there…read moreuntil Grade 11, at which point I decided to not risk having to return for a fourth year of self-study, which had been going unsteadily at best. Some months I would slay credits like a Viking, others I would spend in a daze of hanging out in the Science area, taking endless trips to Yellow Sub to play Pac-Man, and throwing apples at Chris B's car. Okay, that only happened once. I do not have contact with any of my former classmates from here, so I find that my experiences and memories of this place are very insular, and will probably recede into the shadows my mind as years pass: with no communal chatter, I will likely be unsure if something I can "remember" from grade 10 happened to me, or if I saw it in a movie somewhere. It's kind of a sad prospect, but then it's only high school. Big whoop! If any Carroll students read this, I encourage them to try this social experiment: check in at 8:30, drive up to West Edmonton Mall, ride the Galaxyland roller coaster, then drive back in time for check out at the end of the day. I guarantee it will prove to be one of the most educational days of your lives!