My daughter has been attending this school for five years, now. I have not had any issues. The…read moreteachers are very active with the parents. The curriculum is effective and responsible. I am always informed about any events, meetings, and field trips. I have chaperoned many field trips over the years. I'm gonna miss this place when she graduates. Thank you, New Frontiers!!!

From the owner: New Frontiers Charter School will engage your child with our college immersion program. Our…read morestudents graduate high school with a high school diploma and an Associates degree through Palo Alto College. Apply Today!

My son goes to this school and I couldn't be more happier. It's a very good program this…read moreeducational school offers and the teachers are amazing. For a public school, there isn't a public school with better teachers. This program is run better and smarter than the regular public school system. I'm so proud and happy he's attending FoxTech.

The district has evolved over the years. I am a graduate of Edison High School and my children are…read morestudents in the district as well. I think that the new programs that Mr. Martinez has initiated are a step in the right direction. Our district has been in desperate need of change. I look forward to what the future holds!!

Wonderful school with caring teachers. Strong traditions and lots of activities. Students are well…read moreprepared for college.

Bad investment. High drop-out rates and low-quality teaching…read more As a graduate of Providence, I can speak from experience to the lack of professionalism and opportunity at this institution. From freshman year to graduation, my academic cohort experienced a 50% drop-out rate. In respect to the young ladies who did enter college / university upon HS graduation, many later dropped out of their advanced studies. In regards to daily life at Providence, teachers were often disengaged and money was not invested properly in education. For example, our science classes oftentimes used equipment from the 1990s and our lab experiments were rationed due to lack of supplies. Furthermore, prosperous fields of study such as science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) were not encouraged. As one teacher pointed out to our class, "It is better to learn how to clean the classroom to become a proper housewife than to spend the school's financial resources on science / math equipment as young girls do not need to excel in these subjects." To make matters worse, during my time at Providence, there was a firing of staff due to alleged money laundering. I kindly recommend parents to research other institutions.

This is not a safe school for your children. The staff and leadership are horrible. They don't care…read moreabout their children safety. They lack empathy,integrity, and respect. They don't communicate with parents or students. they don't follow protocol when a child is being threatened.

went here when i was 5 - 6 teachers and students were rude, got bullied and nothing was done about…read moreit. there was never enough teachers or staff to pay attention to the real issuses

Outstanding teachers, wonderful staff, and a top notch education for young men! My son will he well…read moreprepared for college and his future thanks to CCHS.

It's about the environment. Encouraging conversation among the young men - focused on academics…read moreand making a difference. I am a proud Central Alumni. My two boys will be there soon.

The only reason that I have been is to call a game. This is a BEAUTIFUL GYM!!!read more

bad school bad service the teachers are very rude and mean, they don't stick to their words they…read morelose paperwork and documents and still haven't given them to me.

christmas tree decor is lacking styles. But i appreciate the effort perfect for the holidaysread more

Go Mules! This is not just a high school. This is a way of…read morelife. To study in the Heights is for a privileged few who live in Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, and Olmos Park. I've heard that it's the alma mater of Peter Weller, the dude from Robocop. Wine 'em, dine 'em, '09 em! The Mules kick- they won state football in 2006. But everyone knows it was the class of '97 that paved the way for that. The water polo team is inspirational, and the swim team is always the best in the district. The tennis team consistently wins state. If you're an incoming freshman, be sure to see your local friendly senior to purchase an elevator pass. Just watch out for the Lords of Death, the local gang who seems to really be running things. In 2009, AHHS was rated Academically Acceptable. High praise!