It's good and they have a lot of stuff it a great school I loveeeee it and my kids love going thereread more

Great school. I've recommended Merryhill to other parents. Our son started off here now both of our…read morebabies go here. Really blessed to have this school and teachers.

We wanted a small community feel for the classroom setting which is what TMA provides and our…read moredaughter has responded positively to the environment. Teachers are great and keep us in the loop with what's going on in the classroom. TMA also has good Covid protocols and overall transparency related illnesses in the classroom. Our daughter loves TMA!

Our 4 year old daughter has been attending almost a year now and it has been such a great…read moreexperience for her. She has become more active and independent. She's developed relationships and made friends and really benefitted from being at this school. I hope to be able to bring her sibling to this school in the future as well.

All three of my boys have attended Pantego Christian Academy. PCA is very loving and nurturing…read moreenvironment with a rigorous academia and excellent sports programs. I highly recommen.

PCA has been a Godsend for our family. Teacher are caring and lead by example. They help instill…read moreGodly character in our kids both in words and actions.

This is the location of James Martin High School. One of the best public schools I ever attended…read more I'm proud to say I am a year 2000 graduate!

I have enjoyed my experience here. I do not feel pressured to donate, and I do not think my child…read moreis treated differently if I do not. My child is getting an excellent education to prepare her for the world stage.

STEER CLEAR! - a former student…read more I was an Alpha-Omega who almost graduated from here. I transferred out in High School and found that every other school in this area is better than this cesspool of toxicity. First of all, faculty here is horrible. I would say 10% of them are decent people, 70% are rude and incompetent, and 20% are EVIL PEOPLE who should NOT be let around/allowed to work around kids. Over my time at the school, there was multiple issues with discriminatory teachers (who chose to belittle children off of race, gender, religion, etc.) and teachers who had questionable actions towards students. All of these issues get swept under the rug, of course, because the Oakridge way is to never take accountability for their wrongdoings and push it onto the child somehow. Any problem with faculty is dismissed by Admin, and if something of severe consequence happens to your kid, good luck getting anything fixed. I had many horrid experiences with teachers, as did a lot of my classmates (to the severity of which any other school would fire them for) and the school always conveniently managed to find an excuse or spin it to where it was on the kid. This was a common occurrence for a lot of students; more than just me. The Headmaster as of right now, Mr. Burgy, really cares about the kids at the school, but the board (filled of people who get free tuition and haven't been enrolled in 10-20 years) severely limits and hinders any meaningful and good progress in the institution. The board is the one pulling the strings behind Oakridge, and that's the biggest issue. They don't spend any time on campus to learn about issues, and instead go off of their outdated experiences. The students aren't much better either. Lots of bullying and hurt took place here, but that's the environment the school breeds. The school claims to care about bullying, yet when I was getting death threats and cyberbullied online, they wanted to turn a blind eye. (I've yet to determine if it was because one of the bullies was a teacher's kid, or just negligence like previous bullying instances with other students.) Seriously, save your kid's mental wellbeing and your pocket from endless therapy bills by avoiding this place. If you don't listen to anyone else, listen to me, someone who lived this school for 13 years; who grew up here, and was discarded and treated like trash.

My three youngest children have attended ACA for the past 5 years. The teachers are wonderful and…read morethe curriculum, while challenging, is incredible. After trying private schools, home-schooling, and public schools with my older children, I've happily found the perfect combination of all three here.

From the owner: In 1999, a group of parents with the vision of creating a learning environment with a rigorous…read moreacademic curriculum and high behavioral expectations founded Arlington Classics Academy. ACA is a public open enrollment charter school. The school began with less than 200 students. Today, ACA has two campus locations providing a challenging and enriching educational experience to over 1400 students from Tarrant, Dallas and Johnson counties. ACA has established itself as an exemplary choice in public education earning the highest academic rating from the Texas Education Agency since 2007 and was named to the 2014 Texas Comptrollers Honor Circle demonstrating both academic and financial effectiveness. We are a tuition free and open to all families seeking a challenging educational experience for their children.

A truly wonderful daycare/child learning center! We've been using them for nearly 16 years. The…read morestaff is remarkable - they are kind and loving, yet firm and fair. The kids know they are loved and will always have fun. You cannot ask for a more nurturing or stimulating environment and the best part?? They use scripture to teach life lessons!!!

This is one if the best private Catholic schools in the Metroplex. The campus is just the right…read moresize and in a perfect location. The facility is top notch. The principle is very friendly and proactive to the students needs. All the teachers know what it is they are tasked to teach and each if them take it personally to see that each student understands all lessons. Nothing but greatness!!!!

So sad that it is closing down and I which it could continue. I miss CU so much which it didn't…read moreclose down.

It's so funny leaving this review 20 years later. I went to CU from PreK-1st grade. It's a part of…read moremy childhood I hold onto fondly. I was a student when the giant treehouse was built. I don't want to be a teacher but if I were I'd want to be like the ones who shaped my time here. It makes me tear up thinking about all I experienced from meeting famous authors, starring in musicals, tipping in my Halloween costume on the yellow brick road, and that one time I refused to color in my connect the dots assignments and it was sent home with a note (my mom later framed it). Arlington is already diverse but it was good to see all the different backgrounds my friends were. If you're wondering if your kids will value going here, I am certain they will remember it fondly as CU fostered my love for reading, adventure, and friendship.

Great school! It was our 16 year old son's desire to transfer schools. We transferred him a month…read moreinto his junior year. I thought the uniform would change his mind. It did not. In fact the routine of wearing a uniform actually helped with his organization skills. We could not be any happier. The student to teacher ratio is ideal; on average, there are about 10 kids in each class. His previous school had 800 students in his whole class. At Newman, he has about 60 students in his entire class. Newman really is private school experience without the expense. Teachers are very genuine; it's really about the kids. My son's GPA went from 2.3 to a 3.4. He is involved in sports just as he was at his previous school with the exception that he is actually being coached. It's refreshing.

Great school for those who want to know what's going on in their kids' lives. Teachers and staff…read morework hard to provide a new level of education. Athletic program is fantastic with supportive coaches who challenge the kids to perform at their fullest potential. Like every school, it is not perfect, but the effort to be so is recognized.