This is what a elementary school should be. The staff really do care about every child. If you…read morehave a issue they will be ready to get to the bottom of it immediately. They are very accommodating to special needs children and also offer a autism classroom within the building. They offer a program that the other Greater Latrobe elementary schools do not when it comes to peer to peer interaction. The teachers in the same grade work together to ensure everyone is on the same page when it comes to learning.

AMAZING!! The best churros I've ever had! The Eggrolls and sushi were great too. Best gas station…read moreever.

This school ruined my life. First off, I was bullied so badly that kids were literally throwing…read moregarbage at me and even telling me no one cared about me or what I even had to say. I would complain about this issue and the principal actively chose not to help me and thought it was better to blame everything on me. I was also sexually assaulted for months by a classmate and I was blamed for that too and I have the papers still that even say that I was the cause of the bullying and sexual assault. I was terrified of certain classmates because of the assaults and I was told it was my fault. They did nothing to help me move on from this traumatic experience and they definitely never told me my rights as a victim. Now the school district acts like they care about their students and about bullying and teen suicide. They don't. They are just doing it because they want to look good in society's eyes. They didn't care that I became extremely depressed because of the bullying I was receiving or that I was considering to end it all. I even had an extremely noticeable cry for help one day in class and literally no one noticed that I was ready to hurt myself but I couldn't do it. I am very ashamed to be a graduate from this horrible school district. I made it out barely alive and basically had a complete mental meltdown two weeks after I graduated and still need intense therapy just to be able to move on. I can never get those four years of my life back and I can't even get justice for myself at this point.

Great school could have stayed open but the church across the street didn't see any reason to keep…read moreit open. We had enough kids to stay open.

GCC provides the grounding years of one's education, laying the foundation for a child's…read moredevelopment and transforming children into responsible citizens and good human beings - giving kids their start on making the world a better place through the power of education. GCC also provides more than an important educational foundation, it also provides a religious foundation in children - something desperately needed in today's world. The idea that only rich kids can attend GCC is baseless, as there are financial aid options available to every kid that cares to attend, meaning the school is not filled with "Spoiled Rich Kids" yet, instead, is filled with high-quality kids and their families that are looking for both a quality education and a place where they are blessed to learn, pray and grow in a unique environment.

Amazing school. When I was a kid, this school was my favorite out of the 5 I went to. The best…read moreteacher is probably Mrs. Brenda Cottom.

Valley School in Ligonier is a K through 9 private institution in a beautiful mountain setting. It…read moreis small, but well endowed. The 9th grade graduation today was for 17 kids, while last year it was only 5. My son was here for the past two years, and it is obvious that he has benefited from the experience. The school is highly regarded for it academics, as well as the time spent bring out the unique individuality of each young person. The commencement comments by the Head of School were about "Voice." The collective, the reflective/inner, and the outer expression of who you are. With a class so small it was clear that she knew everyone well enough to be speaking intimately to them while letting the rest of us see what was most important to their mission. The growth the kids have endured and internalized is palpable. That they have learned lessons beyond the classroom is evident in how they appear to truly care for each other. Job well done!