I've gone to this middle school and from my experience, the teachers are very sweet and…read moreencouraging. They've made me feel seen and heard, they've helped me with what I needed if I had any trouble with any subject. The staff in the office are super sweet and welcoming. Overall, this was a fun school!

Worst school ever they don't do nothing about the students problem. The school is ghetto I don't…read moreknow how students learn in that school. Teachers are also mean. And as a parent I hate the school uniform like they don't let them use their normal clothes.

Had a great run here. My son spent 4 years playing sports here and excelling in his academics…read more Would definitely do it again.

I'm extremely disappointed with the direction St. Joseph High School has taken over the past few…read moreyears. The overall environment has declined to the point where it's affecting student safety, fairness, and the basic quality of the school day. - Dress code enforcement has become inconsistent and unclear. What used to be a well‑maintained standard is now barely monitored, and it shows in the overall campus atmosphere. - Restroom conditions are unacceptable. They are frequently clogged, dirty, or completely out of service. This isn't an occasional issue--it's a recurring problem that disrupts students' ability to get through the day comfortably and safely. - Vaping in the restrooms is out of control. Students openly vape in the bathrooms, and it's widely known who is doing it. Despite this, staff have not taken meaningful action to stop it. This raises serious concerns about supervision and student health. - Instead of addressing the students causing the problem, the school has restricted restroom access for everyone. Responsible students who follow the rules are being punished because of the behavior of a few. This approach is unfair, ineffective, and creates unnecessary stress for students who simply need to use the restroom during the school day. - The lack of targeted intervention is alarming. When staff know who is violating the rules but fail to act, it sends the message that misconduct is tolerated while rule‑abiding students pay the price. Overall, St. Joseph High School is not providing the safe, clean, and structured environment students deserve. I hope the administration takes these issues seriously and makes real improvements soon, because the current situation is unacceptable.

My daughter attended this school and it's very organized and set up for independent students. She…read moredeveloped her education in a small group setting and had a terrific experience!

If your looking for a great independent study school this is it. My son has an iep. He could not be…read morein the special education program at the school he was in. They got him in very quick. Most all of his work is online which is great for him. He goes once a week. Everyone is super helpful. They have accommodated his iep. He can go to the school anytime he needs to get extra help or do work there. Great program.

This has been a really good fit for my daughter who has enjoyed a bigger school experience. Their…read morechoir, sporting events, and AP classes along with lots of friends and caring teachers have made it a very good experience thus far. As with any school, there are challenges, distractions, and weaknesses but it's more what we can bring than what we can simply take.

My review is solely on the gymnasium…read more Please get an air conditioner! There is nothing worse than a gym jam packed with smelly, sweaty people.

Overall a great curriculum and liked how children were challenged to reach their highest potential…read more I think this school was way better than public school and gave my grandson a good spiritual and intellectual start in life. On the other hand, my grandson had one teacher who was completely inexperienced and not a good teacher at all. she did not return to teach the next year stating that teaching was not for her.

I will never recover from the trauma and abuse I endured at Valley Christian Academy. As an adult,…read moreI have been diagnosed with C-PTSD in relation to my experiences there. I left after Junior High without a will to continue living. I only remember bits and pieces of 5th grade. In 6th grade, we were taken to Ironwood Christian Camp for a week to be 'broken and reshapen in the image of God like Adam at an age we need it most,' where I was physically, spiritually, and emotionally abused by the adults responsible for my safety. We had to swim in a lake we were told "natoriously gives rashes to whoever showers last." Then, I was TOLD to shower last by Cindy Mudgett. The next morning, Ms Mudgett woke me up cheerfully telling me it was time to hike to Soldier Mountian. (Previous to the trip, we were told this hike is extreme, and optional.) I told her no. I told her I had a horrible rash between my legs and on my skin and that it hurt to walk. She smiled so sadistically I will never forget it, and she said "too bad, get up you have 5 minutes." while threatening to grab my blankets. I proceeded to hike for hours without any food or water. My whole class was crying because the hike was so hard, and we were only 11 or 12 years old. We were told the point was to feel 'God help you get to the top.' Cindy Mudgett still works at the school. I have plenty of memories of Joel preaching/shouting to us as children in chapel to what can be summerized as "why white male superiority is important: God says so." I felt empowered to leave a review after seeing some of the other ones left here. I am so heartbroken knowing my parents paid tens of thousands of dollars throughout the years for my education of memorizing Bible verses and having things like 'damnation' be my volcabulary words. If you love your children, do not send them to Valley Christan Academy. They will attempt to break the personaility out of them.

Both of my girls went here and we had a very positive experience. The teachers cared, the…read moreadministration were proactive and responsive, and the basketball games were fun. Their computer lab had macs, their electives were a decent offering, and the gym is used for lots of community events. Support your local schools!

St. Mary's offers our children a wonderfully respectful, safe, creative and fun environment to…read morelearn. Class size enables students and teachers of every grade level to know each other and feel a sense of family/community. All of the staff portrays a helpfulness that shines with the joy of their desire to actually be there, enjoying their job and the students. Children are met and taught at their ability level and encouraged to thrive not only as students, but also as people as well. The Christian environment helps to build future citizens who think beyond themselves to a world with human and environmental needs while sharing the traditions of the Catholic faith. St. Mary's is not only helping to build academically good students, but good, well-rounded people.

Love this school and the teachers. So much less stress for parents and kids. My daughter is so…read morehappy here. Wish we found it earlier.

Ok so this school is kinda cool but boring some times I am a 4th grade student and I love…read moreMrs.Thacker but one thing I don't like is that you can't were flip-flops no fair!

As im picking up my child who is in transitional kindergarten,I park where all the other parents…read moreare parking and I was confronted by an employee that stated "I work here,I was going to park there" of course in return I replied and said "oh okay ill move" and she then states "oh thats okay" to me that was very unprofessional as an employee as she stated.If that particular employee can mistreat me not even knowing what my intentions were at the time,imagine how she would treat my child ??