Safety is definitely a issue with this school. My student slipped & hit his head & was sent back to…read moreclass. We were not notified of this accident until my son started throwing up & when I got the call the secretary told me he had a stomach ache & was throwing up. They were trying to hide the fact that he had a concussion. Head injuries are very serious! When we spoke to the principal about this her response was "he's an athlete. So we didn't think twice about". Another injury happened, where he sliced his palm open with a pencil & again no call was made! I found out when I picked up from school & was told they couldn't touch the wound & had him rinse his hand with water. If there would've been a call (like any other school does when there is a injury) I would've left work to bring him supplies to properly clean the wound. The staff there is super rude, there is maybe 5 teachers that are friendly. The secretary/athletic director has no sense in how to run the athletic program & safety again is a issue when she let's first graders play in sports with 4th graders. She will just glare at you & won't speak & that's how majority of the staff is. The second grade teacher Ms Hamby is awful! She has no control over her class, she will not communicate with parents & if your child isn't a staff members child she will definitely have it out for your child. They continue to raise tuition every year but nothing changes, the lunch program continues to get more expensive but the servings are smaller, the one thing I have noticed is parents become "teachers" & they will either get free tuition or drastically reduced so that to me explains why they continue to raise tuition. Who knows if these parents have teachers degrees/certifications, my son's computer "teacher" had them watch videos on how to make PB&J sandwiches, that's not computer class to me. You pay alot to send your child to a private school & to have the staff not care about safety & also just the straight up rudeness from them especially since they preach about Christianity & kindness it's not ok. I would not recommend this school, one star given simply because he was learning about God

My children have attended the school for several years and I am very happy with the academics and…read moreChristian Values that the school offers. It is not a large school with a maximum of 12 students per class, which I find to be amazing. The teachers are able to give students more attention which helps establish positive relationships and build trust in the classroom. There is also a lot of parental involvement and lots of fun activities that the school offers through PTFC. If you want a small Christian school that has sports, fellowship with families and high academic standards I highly recommend this school.

I've read some reviews about Menaul that were negative. While I can't speak about the school now, I…read morecan only speak about how it was when I attended from 82-86. I found my voice here. Class sizes were small. We didn't have iPads or computers given to students. I had great teachers. Appreciated dedication of teachers, some I am friends with today. I learned strong work ethic. Appreciated all the kids that left home and lived in the dorms. I didn't. We had mini weeks that were educational. Choir took us to AZ where we sang in Presbyterian churches and stayed with host families. We were the school cleaning crew. Back when I first started going to school there, I worked on campus in the summer to earn money for my tuition to help my parents. Because classes were small, many of my friends are from when I attended there. Many return for homecoming. Many are still involved on the board or alumni committees. We're a family. I'm so grateful for everything I experienced and learned there.

I did not attend Menaul School; nor have any of my children. But, having said that, I still believe…read morethat I have an outsiders' perspective of the school's history and a general educational outlook for students attending Menaul School. What makes me even slightly knowledgeable about Menaul School? My viewpoint comes from working in the Menaul Historical Library of the Southwest, which is housed on the Menaul School campus. In that capacity i have met a number of very successful adults who have attended and graduated from Menaul School. I have read the extensive history of the school (opened in 1896). I have watched the students - both local and international, both day students and boarding students. I have read the school's written history and what this educational institution has accomplished in presenting well-educated, interesting and capable adults to communities around the world. We need more schools that are capable of educating well-rounded contributors to our world. Menaul School is a school that does. Menaul School is a co-educational, college preparatory day and boarding school for grades 6-12. If you are looking for a small, but excellent educational opportunity for your children, don't hesitate to put Menaul School on your research list. (www.MenaulSchool.com) Come visit the campus; meet the staff and instructors; walk this beautiful campus in the heart of the Land of Enchantment. The best future opportunities for your children lie in a great education - they will get that at Menaul School.

Highly competent staff, four-star state licensing rating, reasonable rates ... Memorable Moments is…read moreone of the best child care centers in Rio Rancho and, likely, the entire Albuquerque area! Our toddler loved it there and had close bonds with her teachers and friends. We always felt informed about what she did each day, and she definitely got a jump-start on education and life. More importantly, we felt like she was always cared for like part of a "family" rather than an enrollment figure. Highly recommended; our biggest regret in moving away from the area was having to leave Memorable Moments behind!

This daycare is very focused on the health and developement of my daughter. The personal attention…read morefrom the teachers and directors is better than I have experienced at any other Albuquerque daycare. My daughter enjoys being there and talks about her teacher and friends. The outside of this church is nothing fancy, but the inside of the daycare shows the caring touch of the staff and director. Nice paintings and clean / comfortable. This is a wonderful place for my daughter!!!

An okay school. Students and teachers are nice. Teachers are willing to help you succeed.read more

Legacy Academy is a spectacular school, fantastic students study here, amazing sport programs, all…read moreabout Jesus, and loves to get students involved with everything! I've had mostly an awesome experience here, but I have had a few issues with some of the teachers, but after everything was resolved, I believe this is one of the best Christian schools.

La Petite is such a wonderful facility. The price is cheaper than some of the other options out…read morethere but the quality is not impacted by this. The teachers are all very welcoming and attentive. I am always greeted by all of them; even though they are not my child's teacher. They have recently implemented an App so that you can monitor your child's progress and activities throughout the day. Its great to stay in touch and see what your child is working on. The Director has put in place a few other activities that I enjoy. My favorite one is they have the kids brush their teeth after breakfast. My child comes home every day and shows me how pretty and clean his teeth are. It has encouraged him to be more independent at home too. I would recommend this facility to anyone.

Well...this is a biased review due to the fact that I work here, and I love this place; therefore,…read moreDel Norte High School (DNHS) automatically earns quintillion stars. Ha ha ha. I was told that Del Norte is the smallest high school compared to all of those within the Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) district. Back in the day when DNHS opened in 1964 it was the most northern property in the city (hence, the name), so nothing was more north than the campus. My has this city grown! SIDE NOTE: Very few of my yelp friends know that I substitute taught for three consecutive school years; I made my schedule open to all high and middle schools, yet I only subbed at certain elementary schools because I already knew I was a better fit for older students. In those three school years, I discovered that I really work best with high schoolers compared to any other age group; therefore, I just had to find a location that worked best with my volunteer and family schedules. I found my spot. On a funny note, DNHS refers to its campus as the Castle. So, the Queen of Albuquerque found a place for her crown. ;-) Anyone using the yelp app knows who sometimes holds this title. *wink* What I love about Del Norte High School: ODE TO DNHS. Okay -- my heart is really signing this and not my voice. I appreciate the staff and faculty, the new building, the location, and the students. As of the fall semester of 2014 the cafeteria is still being built, so if you drive by the Castle, you'll see the construction underway. The projected completion date is the fall semester of 2015. I look forward to the new cafeteria. Wait! Students are calling my name right now, and so I have to run. See you all around yelp! Have a nice day!

I gave Del Norte 4 stars, but that requires an explanation. Ranking wise Del Norte is a below…read moreaverage school. However based on two things occuring it can provide an above average education. First your child must be self motivated and proactively pushing their own education. Second there needs to be significant parent involvement in what classes they take and addressing issues with the school administration when they come up. With these two things your child can get an above average education at Del Norte. Without them you are looking at average at best.

I have been bringing my granddaughter to La Petite Academy in Bernalillo since she was 6 months…read moreold. Ester Romero and the staff there are absolutely wonderful and I have seen very little turnover. The consistency is very important to me and my granddaughter. She loves going to see her friends everyday and loves her teachers. Thank you La Petite for taking such great care of Kaydence. Joy

Now more than ever, we need nonprofits like Teeniors. The smart title hints at what this…read moreorganization does: teenagers teach seniors to use the technology in their lives. From email to cell phones to smart remote controls for televisions, those who didn't grow up with these electronics find themselves constantly struggling to understand the basics. Not only does this organization bridge a technology gap, but the act of bringing young people into the lives of this often-neglected population bridges a generational gap, as well. At this particular moment in time, this assistance is critical, it's easy to list the many reasons why seniors MUST be tech savvy: + Online prescription orders + Groceries and food delivery + Staying in contact with loved ones, particularly if visitation isn't an option + Email and other information channels I just read that for a limited time, the organization will offer free one-on-one video conference classes, and even at normal cost ($39, low-income is $25 per hour) this life training is very fairly priced. Just one of many resources we've discovered can work -- not as well as in-person, but still workable -- during this era of distancing. Thanks, guys.