I would give it no stars my daughter use to go here in 2025 my told me that some of the kids there…read morecalled her the N word and when should would tell nothing was done my daughter got along with a lot of the students there so she would be around a teacher and after she leave her friends would come to her and tell her that the grown up teacher was talking about her saying they don't like her and things like that don't let me get on the head master wolf in sheep's clothing they do allow bulling and favoritism

Great Heart is not the place to send your child if you value a well rounded education. They suck…read moreout all of the fun and interest in learning. I sent my daughter there for about a month before putting back in a public school because the school atmosphere was super weird. Religious pictures on the walls with "Little House on the Prairie" women walking around dressed like its 1880. It was obvious to me that they are a religious cult masquerading as a charter school in order to receive state funding. Stay far away.

If you want a frustrated child and want to set them up for failure then send him or her to Basis…read more Dig deep into the junior high program and even deeper into the high school program. Start with the administration that will "hear" your voice but they don't listen. They push subjects down to young people who are not ready for the content either morally, emotionally and intellectually. The subjects are mandated by a panel disconnected from the schools and students. Administrators don't have any reason to change the curriculum as all they care about are rankings and money. They have instructors that don't understand their students. They mandate AP subjects to 14 year old ninth graders as if they are 19 and 20 year old college individuals, you cannot choose otherwise and the head of school does nothing! ..

Basis is a very good challenging school. It makes college easier. My two older kids graduated from…read moreBasis and they are currently at Texas A&M, one with full ride and the other one with most of the school paid. They said that what they learned in basis make college easy. Basis is not for all families, is very strict and dedicated to academics. Lots of homework and study! But is worth it!

Okay this school is awful I have been bullied, getting death threats, harassed, been made fun of…read moreand the school administrators do absolutely nothing. They simply dont care about any except them getting money for our attendance. Atp dont go here just home school.

I graduated in 23' and if your child wants to do sports there PLEASE be careful. Specifically the…read moregirls coach's have such an immense favoritism that they would rather play a girl who's scared of the ball or can't dribble right up and down the field than someone who isn't. One of them (a coach) had told me once that they "didn't know where to put me" and when I would ask for advice to be better gave me half booty cheek answers. Refused to actually coach kids correctly or effectively. This coach in particular that I'm talking about was the head soccer coach my junior year of high school. I never talked back , always did what I thought they expected ,but yet was still not given the equal opportunity to play or be coached. She teared me down even more when I had bad days and never said anything when I did good. The day I decided to up and quit was when most of my team ganged up on me one morning just shouting horrible things at me making me even more de shuffled mentally. Not all of them did but most of the under class men female dogs did and I was nothing but nice and encouraging to them. Keep in mind, the coaches just stood there and WATCHED them tear me down, I walked off the field and went home. I'm not sure if the coaches there are just flat out miserable and enjoy breaking kids spirits but this clearly still affects me if I'm currently writing a review 2 years later. Also Mrs lane who's the attendance person or whatever she does there is trashy and unprofessional , I told her that my uncle took his life and she asked me why I wasn't really at school and when I told her I was depressed and rather be at work she flat out told me "why do you need money you have beats on your head" (the beats headphones). Which if you're reading this , I BOUGHT them with the money I worked for. She also attempted to embarrass me by trying to call me out saying I didn't want to graduate by asking other students in FRONT OF ME "do you want to graduate" and then proceeded to move onto the next person and ask them the same thing. She asked three or four other students near us when we were in the library to fix whatever we needed TOO graduate. There was about 20-30 kids in the library at the time of this event. I walked out in front of her because it doesn't matter who you are you're NOT going to try and tear down a student in front of their peers who's clearly trying to seek help. I was quite literally willing to risk not graduating because again, my uncle took his life and I had been previously depressed that whole year but yet she didn't care until it was the end of the school year and tried to embarrass me ? Many other students at the time agreed that what she did was wrong and that she's ALSO treated them that way or similar. And yes I do have depression, I have papers for it , my mental health was just not okay that year. It's one thing to give constructive criticism and I know for a fact that I CAN take constructive criticism but it's another when you're tearing down a minor to make yourself feel better. These are grown adults in their 40's or 50's like are you serious ? I hope no one ever has to endure the mental torture I have gone through not just there but in life period. This school needs to re-evaluate their whole coaching staff because their treatment just wasn't right. In no world will that ever be right.

I have been to this school and they treat you like shit just because I had AirPods on which they…read moreallow you anywhere else they suspended me over hearing music I do not recommend

Don't see the problem Steve. My son has been going here since 2016 and he is doing great. Maybe you…read moreneed to send your kids to Davis Middle to really understand the struggling school system!!

Well after three interviews and supposed interest in me working for this school. They decided to…read moredeny me through text day before thanksgiving. After THEY kept contacting me for the position. Anyways just wanted to point out the gossip culture in this school all employees just acting like high school students. Then when they sent me to camp bullis, they all paraded around the ONLY man in the school. Another little high school party. In the end thank god I didn't get the position I honestly didn't even want it. I'm just annoyed of the time they made me waist and since yelp is open for opinions I decided to leave mine. On top of the SAD hourly pay $13 an hour haha I would never want to be apart of this grown adult high school culture. Good luck to all the parents I will say they do smile at you if your a parent :) AT LEAST and they made me wait almost an hour for the interview

Excellent educational environment for kids, while learning a second language. Great cultural…read moreexposure to Spanish/mexican countries!

My children have been here since pre-school. My youngest is about to start intermediate school (5th…read moregrade) and my eldest is about to start high school in a few days. Castle Hills is a part of our DNA. The superintendent is a man with more enthusiasm, dedication, compassion and commitment to student and family success than anyone I've ever known. Teachers are dedicated. The curriculum is challenging and the family-like environment fosters life-long friends and memories. I should know, I graduated from Castle Hills in 1992 and still have the same best friends from those days. If you want your child to know they are loved by Jesus and are more than just a face in the crowd, try The Christian School at Castle Hills.

We have had our son at CHS since he was in the third grade, and he has thrived over the years. We…read morewere so fortunate to have Lisa Jacobs as his principal, and she was a godsend! Lisa has since retired, but still pops in and remembers our son fondly! Mr. Pinkston, the teachers and support staff are amazing!! We have never seen such kind, caring and knowledgeable professionals! Their attentive approach to students and passion for education has made such an impact! Fast forward 5 years, he continues to thrive in 8th grade with excellent grades and a great group of friends! When we were looking at schools, CHS offered SOARS support which really stood out to us and has been such an amazing tool for our son. I highly recommend an education with CHS, schedule a tour and shadow day, you will be thoroughly impressed

Clowvazar Academy has been a true blessing for our family. Our child lives with Anxiety, RAD, ADHD,…read moreand dyslexia, and finding a school that not only understands but embraces these unique needs felt impossible until we found Clowvazar. The staff is incredibly kind, honest, flexible, and consistently supportive. They meet children where they are without judgment or pressure, and they create an environment that fosters both emotional and academic growth. For our child, that made all the difference. She finally felt safe, seen, and capable of thriving. What stood out most was how the school didn't try to "fix" anything, they accepted her and built around their strengths while gently guiding them through challenges. Their patience and communication with us as parents were outstanding. We felt like true partners in their education. Clowvazar Academy deserves all the praise. If your child needs a learning environment that prioritizes compassion and individualized support, this is the place. We are deeply grateful.

Clowvazar Academy is a small school where everybody knows each other. As a student with autism and…read morehigh -anxiety, my son feels comfortable at this school. Instead of going strictly by age/grade, they are able to teach my son at his level in each subject. His teacher is always available to help him one-on-one in class as needed, and also provides me with assignments we can work on at home. The school fosters an environment where every child can feel like they belong.

Wow! This school is HUGE!!…read more It's probably a nice school, but bringing a child from private school, I've found it hard to remain "in the loop." E-mails are fired out at rapid-fire pace, but some of them leave a newbie bewildered. I'm writing this review in December, and I still feel completely disconnected from the school. Ronal Reagan is certainly one of the more desirable schools in San Antonio, but, if you want to get connected, you'll have to work at it. Good luck!!

I'm mad right now. I, a freshman, am seething at the school and I've only been here for 2 weeks…read more I'm not one of those kids who get mad at the school for no reason. So I was trying to open my sisters locker from last year. It wouldn't open. So, I walked to the office and asked why. They told me that it was because they changed the codes. I figure. Unfortunately, I was now late so I asked for a late slip. I know they could give me one because a whole load of students have come in with them. But, these jerks sad no. Nothing else, just no. I walked out. What the heck? I know it's stupid coming from me, a studen, but I want you to see it in my perspective. I am an all A student, in all honors classes. Not all kids are bad.

We are so incredibly lucky in San Antonio to have the Winston school…read more My son is off the charts intelligent but had a difficulty in learning. He went to the summer school in 2019 and frankly learned more that summer than he did in the entire year before. He feels accepted, and acknowledged, and the administrators, teachers and staff do an incredible job promoting children that learn differently. This was a life changer. I went from a child that cried to go to school, to a child that adores his school, and can't wait to go. In the words of my son, "mommy, Winston isn't is my school,it's my family" So grateful!

After an incident from today with Mr. Yocham discharging one of the best teachers they have and in…read morethe manner he did so in front of all the middle school students, I've had enough. This school was not equipped for online learning nor did the teachers care to make the changes to pay any attention to those students learning online. If I could give no stars I sure would. From the beginning this school has been an issue. From the fact that they test your student at the beginning of the school year after being out for summer and expecting them to be where they were the previous year. Just so they can then separate your student from their grade level and mix them with lower class students. That I find demoralizing to the student and telling them YES you are dumb. When in fact all it is is that "you learn different". Any other school can do a way better job then this school. This is just an over priced school for your child to not grow. No wonder they feel dumb because the school is sticking them with the lower grade level and it's seen. They have no academic plan for your students growth because "every student is different" in other words they will not make that personal plan to help your child grow. If your child is excelling out of the class they're in the school will not say anything. My daughter was so bored in her classes and not challenged enough. I spoke up to the school and they moved her to a higher level class and what would you know she continued to excel in her studies. Your child has a better chance at a public school and getting better help than here at Winston. Your child will not grow at a progressive rate as you will expect to happen. The athletics department is a joke as well so I hope your child is not an athlete. All 3 years that my daughter had to attend here not once did the Volleyball team nor basketball team win a game. The AD Mr. Borth just goes through the motions of what's needed but is also a very rude person. His wife Mrs. Borth told my child along with a group of other girls to get it together because they were upset and she had a tour to give in a few minutes. Yes this happed today 05/19/2022 so again this is not the school you want your child to go too. It's not worth the college tuition they charge along with everything thing else they will charge you. Find you a school that will benefit your child's educational growth. If you can tough it out IDEA is a real good structural school. Even specific private schools around the area. Do your research and don't fall for all the smiles. Ask questions, know who's certified to teach because as you know private school teachers don't have to be certified.

At age 18 the school officers, officer Rodriguez and officer Bevins, arrested me for playing my…read moremusic "too loud" in my car while leaving the school and off school premises. I had a stock sound system, nothing that was beyond the legal limit. I spent the night in jail and they ruined my start on life as a young adult, it was hard to get a job and I could no longer go to O'Connor events to see my younger siblings grow up and play sports for the school. These officers were tyrants and ruined many children's lives and futures, they should be ashamed. They even took me back to the school and handcuffed me to a chair in their office for 3 hours while my wrists bled & called in head coach Maleskey, who screamed and spit in my face. These individuals are a disgrace to the O'Connor name.

Teachers and staff are great. they work to support students who are ready for the challenge. They…read morecontacted me as a parent when they needed to let me know progress, and had conversations with me. Were supportive when needed, but backed off to allow the growing process for success. They provide tutoring and weekend work time for low students. They support students who need AP classes as well. Administration returns calls when requested. In a time where parents can be pretty demanding, I felt they were great and work hard. Much appreciated.