My son started Cassata last year. He has never enjoyed school and we are grateful to have found…read moreCassata. They are patient, kind, student-centered and are always looking for new and innovative ways to help their students. They are truly a hidden gem in Fort Worth. I highly recommend this wonderful place.

I was just trying to make some ramen for lunch I was filling…read moreup my bowl And all was well Until The water turned red. What the heck man I just wanted some noodles. Lunch line was closed by this time and this made me sad and hungry

Just needs improvement. Overall the attitude and focus…read moreneeds to be shifted. It would benefit not only the faculty but the students as well.

My child was put in the wrong math class in ninth grade which caused a snowball effect with failed…read moregrades and audited semesters and the diocese, and the principal refused to give a letter of explanation because of course they don't want to admit wrongdoing. The institution is far too expensive for the huge mistake in course placement that was made. I am actually totally shocked and his new Catholic school in another state which is great is also in shock, but this happened and his prior teacher is also shocked of his placement. Don't bother to contact the superintendent or either principal they won't help and they won't answer or solve any of your problems because if they admit wrongdoing, then they admit faults and they don't want to do that. If you do go there just know the advocacy for parents and students is nonexistent because they don't want the liability.

Current parent and alumna of Nolan Catholic. I felt I was well prepared for college, except I…read morepersonally did not have great study habits since even the advanced work came easy to me. Thirty years later as a current parent, I can say the campus is welcoming and allows students to explore their interests. There is a wide variety of athletics and clubs for students to join. Teachers and staff are welcoming and are available for students to assist with learning or help explore an interest. The learning support program and counselors have created a positive environment for my anxiety and ADHD child. AP and dual credit classes allow my child to excel and prepare for the rigor of college.

This elementary school in the heart of Fort Worth is a gem. Such a gem that I wavered on even…read moreshouting it out online. This hundred year old school has the best staff, teachers, and as a result students I have ever witnessed in a public school. They had activities for the children to participate in every month and cute ways to involve the parents in all of them. It is a quiet small community that do any and everything to make sure those children want for nothing and get an education that rivals any private school. We moved at the end of this year and not being in that district and, that school anymore breaks my heart. It is honestly the best. I love Sweet Lily B.

My child spent one year at Shady Oak, after they told us there was no other school that would…read moreaccept a student with his issues. We strove to enlist every therapist, a private behavioral aide to accompany him in the classroom, outside therapies, and more. My son was ostracized for the behavioral issues Shady Oak claims to address. The director, Pam, was very unpleasant and insinuated that we were at fault for him not thriving in an environment where he was constantly singled out and punished. This is not a good environment for children with behavioral challenges. Because of these issues, my child did not make any academic progress the entire year he was there. Pam became a bully rather than an administrator, and when challenged in any capacity, blamed us as parents. The approaches taken to address behavioral issues, instead exacerbate them. The teachers were not equipped to deal with the children in the classrooms, and this results in constant disruption and a lack of boundaries for all involved. I have personally spoken to multiple other parents who have had extremely similar experiences and removed their children from this program.

From the owner: Shady Oak Academy is an inclusive private elementary school located on a beautiful 2 acre campus…read morewhich allows our teachers and diverse student population to experience outdoor learning, hands-on activities, and extra-curricular activities such as art and music. We specialize in helping students improve thinking skills through physical and cognitive training that allows them to be successful in academics.

Fort Worth Academy is an amazing school. The teachers are dedicated. The curriculum and teaching…read moreapproach is evidence-based and engaging for the students which makes learning fun for them. Teachers meet students where they are at and help them grow. Social-emotional development is also a big area of focus. Students are kind towards each other and they engage in projects to teach them things like gratitude and appreciation for others. FWA also has a great sense of community. If there is ever a concern school leadership is there to listen and help any way they can. I'm so glad I found this school for my child.

Horrible school…read more Don't put your kids through the misery that is this snooty, pretentious private institution. They'll tell you how much they hated it years after its too late. (Did I mention you'll save thousands of dollars, too?)

Been trying to get a copy of my official High School transcripts and cant get no one to talk to,…read morewebsite is shut down. If anyone knows how to get a hold of this school or who I can contact. Any information would help. Thank you.

I've been trying to get a hold of someone from here and nothing. I need my transcripts for college…read moreand I've tried every number and it's disconnected, can someone help me with this!

Hill School is the best single investment we have made in our son's future. The entire school --…read moreacademics and extracurriculars -- is designed for kids who learn differently. In his old school, our son felt stupid and bullied. Now, he's planning to go to college. In the old school, he was frustrated that he couldn't memorize plays to the coach's satisfaction. At Hill, he played basketball, football, and ran track, and on several of the sports, his teams competed at state. This is the only review I've ever written on Yelp. Ever. My only wish is that we discovered Hill sooner. And that's why I'm writing the review -- to hopefully help other parents who are trying so hard to help their kids grow up to be happy, effective adults.

From the owner: Hill School is a college preparatory, full-service school for bright students who learn…read moredifferently, with two campuses, Southwest Fort Worth and Grapevine.

It is an amazing school that has a lot to offer! All of the teachers care very much about their…read morestudents and every student will always graduate this school with lots of knowledge and also an even more deep found love for the Lord.

This place is a shit hole. We used this school for over two years, learned extremely useless…read moreinformation. Very limited sports opportunities. Faculty and staff are very controlling. 0/10 do not recommend. The

So happy we found this little gem in Fort Worth to take our son. The staff is absolutely…read morephenomenal, I never have to worry when dropping off my son for the day. From the location manager to each of the teachers, they greet our entire family everyday at drop off and pick up. Our son has progressed leaps & bounds since we started taking him here, we could not be more impressed with their program AND loving care.

We lovvvveee this place. It was quick and easy to get into, they worked with us on payment and…read moreattendance times due to our schedules, they accepted us as we were and loved us. It is hard to explain how amazing this place is as a daycare. Besides all this stuff that made it super parent friendly, the kids spend lots of time outside playing, while having a schedule inside that teaches them all sorts of relevant skills, and gets them ready for starting school. The teachers and the administration are the best in daycare options for your little ones. They are geniunely happy and love their jobs. My son loved going there, and learned things all the time. I live close to Angel, which is why I originally checked it out, but it was by far my favorite daycare. If you are in the neighborhood, this is the best one around.