This community has been so supportive of our two grandsons. They have grown in their love of our…read moreLord and academically. We have appreciated the staff's input into their lives.

This year is my kids first year at Gateway and we love it, my kindergarden already reading and her…read morewriting has improve tremendously, her memorization and spelling is at a level , I never tought it would be at her age. Very grateful with her teacher and the tremendous job she is doing . My 5 th grader is also improving in all his classes, thanks to his teacher who is helping him in his weak areas. Honestly I cannot be more greatful of what my husband and I can see in the academic level this school offers. Overall great school, excellent academic level, and love the staff.

My son which is a sophomore has been attending Harmony Science Academy since he was in 6th grade…read more His brother is also attending for the 1st time this year and is excited for the new year. I have met most of the faculty staff and are very committed to your students academic growth.

This school pours love into their students and treats my kids like one of their own. The lessons…read morethey instill in our kids complement what we teach at home. RPA is like homeschooling on steroids. The kids get a concentrated education, learn more than they ever would in public school and are free from distractions and bad behavior. One of the reasons we didn't want our kids going to public school is the lack of parental accountability for children's discipline and behavior. I love that RPA recognizes kids have bad days but does not tolerate ongoing discipline issues that distract from the classroom and influence other kids to behave the same way. The parents have built a unique community and often spend time together on the playground after school while the kids play. It is Little House on the Prarie meets modern-day San Antonio.

I've hesitated to write this review for some time, but after seeing recent allegations against the…read moreschool, I feel it is important to share my experience. While our first year was smooth, the second year revealed systemic issues in how the school is managed and how they are dismissive serious student concerns. There were 4 primary areas of concern that led to me pulling my child from this school- Inappropriate Spiritual Guidance: My child was told by the Pastor's wife that if he wasn't a "good kid," his heart would become "dirty" and he would die. Using fear and mortality as a disciplinary tool for a young child is spiritually and emotionally damaging. Academic Management: Despite a very small class size of only six students, a significant amount of classwork was consistently sent home for me to supervise and correct. I was told this was to prevent him from losing recess which i didn't agree with at all , but with a 6:1 student to teacher ratio, I expected the educator to be able to manage individual student progress and corrections during school hours. Response to Bias : One of the most upsetting incidents involved a student telling my son to "go back to his country." When I requested a meeting to discuss how the school promotes an inclusive environment, the response from leadership was dismissive. Instead of addressing the harm caused, the Principal stated they "don't talk about race" and her dad/ the Pastor of the church on campus proceeded to share a tone-deaf anecdote about owning an "Aunt Jemima" cookie jar and not understanding why a visitor found it offensive. Lastly, My child was not served lunch one day and went the entire day with only a snack. When questioned, the teacher blamed my son for "not speaking up." He later told me he was too embarrassed to ask because the teacher had been threatening the class all week that they "wouldn't get pizza" if they didn't behave. Using food as a bargaining chip or threat is cruel. Lack of Accountability: When I informed the Principal we were leaving, there was no concern for my childs well-being or the reasons for our departure. The immediate response was that "per the handbook, tuition is still due for two months." It became clear that the administration and faculty --which is heavily insulated by family ties--is not at all equipped to handle modern social dynamics or provide a supportive, inclusive atmosphere. Issues are swept under the rug rather than addressed with the transparency and growth one would expect from an educational institution.

Start off with teachers are a bit more on hands here with students also the school has taught my…read moreson a lot more than Najim school the only bad thing is traffic there is no cross guard they have security that sit in car and talks but won't make the parents follow the parking regulations if they could fix that traffic issue it would be perfect the teaching is great awesome homework packets and they interact a lot with the students.

Even though school is "trying" to improve it seems like every day it is getting worst and worst. A…read morelot of traffic on the exit time and extremely dangerous for student that walk, no police or traffic lights on the SW 39th St where parks park everywhere and traffic gets stuck. I'm afraid one day a student will be run over. I requested info about why this issue have not being address and they told me that it was because two schools districts were in arguments on who should pay for this services. My recommendation would be to find another education institution for your kids.