I love this school so much!! I have been new and I'm having such a great experience!!read more

This school mad my stomach hurt and the food was cold found mold and the grapes…read more And it's cold and hard

My son graduated from slam last year he had Mr Chavez multiple times and my daughter has him this…read moreyear! My son and daughter really enjoy being in his class because he is a funny and good teacher he makes sure they do their work but also enjoy doing it he also puts in the grades right away. Mr Chavez is a good teacher and my kids enjoy being in his class.

This school seriously struggles with communication and parent support. Throughout the school year,…read moreI constantly had to be the one reaching out regarding missing assignments, falling grades, and concerns involving my child. Very rarely did teachers or staff proactively communicate with me first, they would wait for "Teacher conferences" to communicate, Which often made it feel like parents are left completely on their own. One situation that especially upset me was when my son's phone was taken away and left at the front desk, yet nobody even bothered to notify me. He ended up waiting alone after school with no way to contact me or let me know what was happening. As a parent, that was extremely concerning and could have easily become a bigger issue. GOD FORBID SOMETHING HAPPEN.! On top of that, there was also a major mistake with my son's yearbook, where he was placed in the wrong classroom section and the customization package we paid for was missing. Instead of handling the issue with understanding, the situation felt minimized and dismissed. I understand schools are busy and mistakes happen, but communication, accountability, and student safety should still be priorities. I truly hope the school improves the way it supports and communicates with families moving forward. I truly hope the school improves communication, accountability, and parent support moving forward.

I believe the staff are this school are doing the best they can with a generation of kids raised by…read moreYouTube and tv more than their own parents. The teachers aren't responsible for kids getting in fights or bullying or getting bad grades. The teachers job is to teach a room of 20-30 (or maybe more) kids per class. There are great free and affordable tutoring programs. Parents can help their kids at home. Downsize and live on one income or have alternating part time schedules so one parent can always be home to keep up with chores, spend time with your child and show them how to treat others with kindness and forgiveness. If a school like this isn't working out for you try a hybrid program or considering home schooling. You have so many options. You have a choice. You are responsible for your child's environment. If you went to school in CCSD yourself you should know what to expect. It's that same at every school, rich or poor, public or private. And to be honest it's the same in other states as well. Parents, volunteer to be teacher assistants or form tutoring clubs.

My son has been attending Greenspun Middle School for about one year and is currently in 6th grade…read more We moved here from California, and the difference in how schools are run is shocking, in the worst way. Clark County School District, and Greenspun specifically, handles student behavior very poorly. My son has witnessed more fights at this school in one year than he ever did in California. Bullying is a serious issue here, and the way staff, teachers, and administration respond to it is unacceptable. For example, an 8th grade student poured orange juice over my son's head. My son did exactly what he was taught, he reported it to staff instead of reacting. After speaking directly with the principal, Ms. Hermes, it sounded like this 8th grade student would face little to no consequences. However, it was made very clear that if my son had defended himself, he would be the one in trouble. This teaches kids to accept being mistreated while punishing them for standing up for themselves, which does not prepare them for the real world. This same pattern shows up in the classroom. My son recently got in trouble with Ms. Walsh, his math teacher, for raising his voice. My son admitted to me that he did raise his voice, and I appreciate his honesty. He explained that during free time another student was repeatedly giving him a hard time and even threw a backpack, yet that student was not disciplined. Ms. Walsh did not put a stop to the behavior immediately, allowing the situation to escalate. While my son should not have raised his voice, it is easy to understand his frustration when disruptive behavior is ignored and the child reacting is the only one punished. Students are either ignored when they report issues or immediately punished without any real accountability. Teachers frequently raise their voices when it isn't necessary, instead of stopping bad behavior the first time it happens. It feels more like a power struggle than effective classroom management. Academically, things are not much better. My son has struggled with his grades, and after meeting with all of his teachers, one teacher, Mr. Hoffman made the comment, "The dad's job is to work and the son's job is to do his own work." That statement alone showed a complete lack of support, accountability, or willingness to help a struggling student. I also personally sat in on one of Mr. Hoffman's classes. Before the classroom doors even opened, while waiting outside in the hallway, I overheard multiple students using the N word. This is especially concerning given that over 80% of the student population is Caucasian. There was no staff present to intervene out there , and it was clear this type of language is tolerated. From my own observation, Mr. Hoffman does the bare minimum, assigns work, sits at his desk, and provides little guidance or engagement. I witnessed this firsthand. Some classes don't even have assigned seating, which only adds to distractions and behavior problems. Most work is done on computers, yet there is no typing or basic computer skills class, setting students up to struggle even more. Overall, this school lacks structure, accountability, student support, and effective leadership. Bullying, racial language, and disruptive behavior are not addressed consistently, and administration, under the leadership of Ms. Hermes fails to protect students who follow the rules and report issues appropriately. I would not recommend Greenspun Middle School to any parent who cares about their child's safety, education, or emotional well being.

What a fun event! There was music pumpin' and families everywhere! Inflatables, food, face…read morepainting, cotton candy, games, a train, and a haunted house. My favorite game was "Shark Slots" the human slot machine. You pay 5 tickets and three people behind the slot start rolling their arms as they count down from 5. When they stop they each hold up a piece of fruit. If they match you win! If you win you get to pie someone, like Mr. Mack in the face. lol. super fun! Different Grade levels were running the activities and students were also volunteering to help with food service and other things. Families were participating and having a blast up until it was closing time. What a fun event!!!

Fabulous school! Been there 6 years! Love it! Kinder to now entering 5th! Every year is awesome!…read moreCaring staff!

I've been trying to enroll my daughter in high school for many months. I am technologically…read morechallenged and I've had to make multiple calls to locations across the valley. I spoke with both Lydia and Ashlyn and they were so helpful and supportive. My daughter saw Nevada State on social media via their Tik Tok and was dying to enroll because of their student engagement events. I ended up moving my family to a different state this past September due to work, so they do not attend the school, but I had such a wonderful experience talking to these two receptionists. I am a single mom so making my children happy is my top priority. My daughter was so bummed when we moved because she could not attend this school. Thanks, Nevada State!

Solid company, takes care of their students and staff. The idea is genius, taking high school…read morecredits while getting college credits. Great for students that don't function well in the CCSD environment. This business model is a serious threat to the monopoly that CCSD has on our education system. I support and recommend this company, they have great education, flexible hours for students, and it takes HARD work to graduate. Students get upset when they think it's just an easy school, it's not, you are going to work hard and it will be worth it.

I absolutely love this school. The sports program is great, and my daughter has made such amazing…read morefriends while attending here. The teachers and staff are kind, supportive, and genuinely care about each child, creating a loving, faith-centered community we're so grateful to be part of.

This school is bellow a 1 start if I'm being honest the rules here are to strict and the staff id…read morenot very christian like at all and are rude to you and your student. They brainwash you and this school and do not care about your student but my child has begged me ever since i put him in the school to leave and he hates it gv christian school do better!!

The principle threatened to give my daughter an inappropriate clothing citation today. She is fully…read moreclothed. When I am sitting there to pick her up and I am mind blown by the massive inappropriately dressed girls, and the public disses of affection- wild so young and so lost. Well Mr. Principle, not cool. And cool that you did not give her a problem. I wish you would of, I really have great disdain for adults that push their authority inappropriately.

No school is going to be perfect. Coronado is a pretty good school if you have a self-directed, all…read morearound good student. My daughter is in mostly Honors or AP classes and likes Coronado very well. The sports programs are competitive, but very political, a bit ridiculous actually. There are many after school clubs and activities, the music program seems very good. The school staff are 50/50, some teachers go the extra mile, others you can tell are jaded and probably should find another line of work. I'd rather send my child here than another high school close by.

As a special guest, we came in to speak with the younger generation that will be entering the…read moreautomotive workforce. We had their attention and they were very active in the learning process. The school has done very well to get our youth ready for adulthood.

This has been the best thing I could have done for my kids. Moving from Hawaii to Vegas everything…read morewas pretty foreign and the transition was not easy. But it's been 1 whole school year and I'm so grateful to all The Teachers and Staff at Henderson International School! My two teenagers are A grade students and are really growing up to be mature and well grounded young adults. The smaller classes ensure they get the proper attention and the constant feedback from the teachers allows me to know what they are doing well in and not so well in. Henderson International School has really been a perfect fit for our family and I hope it will for you too!

Administration doesn't have a clue what they are doing! They play favorites for people that don't…read moreeven have a degree in education. They also let middle school boys whistle at teachers and don't do anything about it! Go to any other school than this dump! Lizethe, Carmen, and the others are not qualified to run the school! Horrific place to get your children educated!

Lowk this school is amazing like Mrs morvile is a W teacher im currently in 7th grade another…read morereally cool teacher is Mr scroggie I had him last year and tbh I don't get why everyone hates him

We moved here mid 6th grade year for my child. He is now in 8th grade and has had a great…read moreexperience thus far. I am very pleased with the staff and the academics Bob Miller provides. I specifically moved to this zip code to land in the Bob Miller or Deal Webb area. Im grateful for Bob Miller and how they operate their school. I am one of those moms that researches, moves mountains and am VERY picky of what my children are exposed to. Yes, there have been fights and kids that act like you expect of middle schoolers.. education starts at home.. school is an extension. THANK YOU BOB MILLER STAFF.