I currently have been going to this school for a year now. I was not feeling good so I asked my…read moresibling to give me the car keys after 1st period. I came all the way from the seminary building so I tired to catch her before she walked into her class. She went inside and I asked the choir teacher.. Mr. North if she was in there. He then said "Well this is her class so she is probably in here". This comment was incredibly rude and all I did was ask him a question politely. I deserve to be treated with respect just as well as the teachers do. This is absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable.

This is probably my favorite steakhouse in town. It's a great place to splurge and spur, and…read moresubmerge. The prime rib is rather bland and tasteless, would not recommend, and the chefs here can be hit and miss for quality. Overall, I would definitely recommend Bingham high school as a great place to get a piece of meat, but the education part is questionable. Then again,it's good considering our national nominee is Betsy DeVos. Bring your own toilet paper, only has 1-ply.

My child was assaulted twice in 6months at this school. The administration was negligent in both…read moresituations. I stood up to them about it and they dismissed my child from the school as a result.

Why we choose American Heritage…read more To be completely honest it was for the all day Kindergarten. For a working mom, having all day Kindergarten was a lifesaver. My youngest started school, and a week later my 4th grader asked if she could go to AHSJ as well. A little background on D'Layne (4th grade when she started AHSJ), she had a heart condition. She had always gone to public school, but was falling in the cracks and falling behind. D'layne excelled at AHSJ in ways that I cannot explain. She loved math, science and history, but always struggled in spelling and reading. After her 4th grade year, she was excelling in ways that made me proud to watch her grow. It was the same with 5th grade, but towards the end of 5th grade her health started to change. The summer between her 5th and 6th grade years, D'layne had a major stroke. She spent the summer relearning to read, write, and to find her words. We also knew at that time that her heart was failing her, and she would have to be placed on the transplant list immediately. She spent the summer back and forth getting testing done and was placed on the transplant list on August 27th, 2018. 6 days after starting her 6th grade year... The day we got the call that D'Layne was getting her new heart, she was at school. That was the best place for her to be, the administration gave her hugs and kisses, the school stopped and prayed for my daughter. This is a family, not just a school. 6 days after her transplant, I had to make a call to her school, that she was not going to make it. Where her heart was perfect, her body had been shutting down. Our family, AHSJ, cried with us, cherished us, and supported us. It has not stopped. My angel was granted her Angel wings on September 26, 2018. On May 2, 2019 (7 months later) they performed the most amazing tribute to her at their dance performance and included my sweet 7 year old to honor her sister. So, all day Kindergarten brought us to AHSJ, but the family bond of every student, teacher, administrator is the reason we stay!!

This school suck, it made me extremely suicidal, there is no support from staff. I had to switch…read moreschools because it made everyone depressed. the only way this school would be a good experience is if you are a band kid.

I went to this school for all 3 years and let me tell you my experience. With teachers, you win…read moresome and you lose some. Some of them will be the best teacher you will ever have in your life, and some require you to be in class, tell you to open canvas, and be silent the whole class, and there's ranges of teachers in between. Some are extremely against the pledge of allegiance while others aren't and encourage students to find what it means to them personally. I have found most of the staff to be amazing (excluding teachers from this assessment). They were always super helpful with getting me to who I need. The therapists there are also amazing. The biggest issue I have is those few rough teachers like Ms. Richmond, Mr. Wall, and basically the entire language arts department, excluding the creative writing teacher, she was amazing. But in reality, this school experience is what one makes it, so if you make it a good year then darn it it'll be a good year. Another thing is if you aren't part of any fun groups or clubs, you will hate your entire high school life. I encourage you to participate when you can and you won't regret it!

As a former 6th grader here, I would never recommend this school to anyone I know. I went here from…read more1st to 6th grade and had a horrible experience. First of all, this school has horrible bullying management, because not only are the students bully's, the teachers are too. I got bullied, death threats, beat up more than I can count on, they said to resolve with a peace table. I have no problem with working with words and talking it out together it's a great strategy, but they need to lay down more serious boundaries. The teachers are also horrible my upper elementary teacher (not naming names if you know you know) would constantly talk down to us like we were babies, brag, talk about how she wished we were like her previous students, eves-drop, complain and yell so much yelling, me and many other students cried and begged to never go back because the school did nothing but send a email to the teacher to cause more yelling. The food is also revolting, I have gotten sick from it many times because they offer no dairy free options and I can't take my pill. Even aside from dairy issues, my friends who have zero stomach issues have gotten sick a number of times as well it got to a point where we all stopped eating lunch, there was always mold on the food they always said it was "seasoning" Look at the image below Another problem was the fact my TA didn't understand anything, she would use her phone openly scrolling through socials and texting and said it was a translation device. She also made us scrub the tables and floors after lunch and picked me up by the shoulders at one point and would scream and yell. This left a scar that will never heal This opened sore wounds No matter what school I'm in these memories will always haunt me Goodb

As a 6th grader experiencing their last year here, I will miss my teacher, ms laura, she has great…read moreexperience on kids and when we are too loud, she just gives us the most casual but terrifying stare, and we quiet down in a few seconds. She has been in this school for a long time, and she just had a child! We are so exited to meet her daughter. I also do 7th grade math, our teacher, ms kymm, is from Boston she is very funny but can be strict.

HORRIBLE sportsmanship, The boys are so rude and cocky. The music they play during games are…read morestraight up rude and degrading and not sportsmanship like at all. I hope the admin change the community and rules here about sportsmanship.!!!

Welcome to the school where learning is optional, professionalism is imaginary, and authority is…read moretreated like a personality disorder. Mr. Hawkins is gone now--but don't relax, because they apparently decided the fix was to add more principals, and somehow the high school principal is 10x worse, which honestly deserves recognition for effort alone. Staff behavior is where things really go off the rails. Ms. Edith, an office employee, physically grabbed my sister and dragged her down the stairs, leaving marks on her arm--yes, dragged, very educational, very "safe learning environment." Both my sister and I were harassed by staff, and I was belittled so badly I ended up bawling my eyes out, because nothing prepares kids for life like grown adults on a power trip. I went here for three years--THREE--and my parents and I can confidently say this place is a masterclass in pretending to be a school while failing students at every possible level. Bad teachers everywhere, staff who shouldn't be around children, and an administration that confuses discipline with ego. And if you're wondering why you don't see many negative reviews, don't worry--they delete those too, because accountability clearly isn't part of the curriculum. If you think your kids are going to learn anything here, that's genuinely funny. They'll learn how unfair systems work and how adults fail kids in real time--but education? Absolutely not. DONT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE.

It is a great school they have a little trouble with the WiFi but it's great.The teachers are you…read morewonderful they are so friendly and all the people that work there thanks for making the school great!!!

I've had 4 kids attend Wasatch Junior. Unfortunately I can no longer recommend this school. The…read moreprincipal Mr. Anderson is ineffective and unable to continue the excellency previously attained. Ms. Bares the math teacher needs to be avoided. Ms. Reese is a far better alternative and a dedicated teacher. Ms. Bares missed 10+ days of a term at the end of the term and work/testing that normally would have been done was not. Though I understand the reason she missed 10 days I am at a complete loss as to how this approach was in any way beneficial to the kids for which she was responsible. There was an expectation on her part to be allowed the time off but she refused any consideration as to how that might impact her classes and the children's grades. Her approach was discussed at length with herself, the principal and the district. The principal and the district claim their hands are tied and the teacher utterly refused to even discuss the issue and stormed out of our meeting indignant that she was being questioned. The school is a newer facility with air conditioning which is a definite plus and it is a feeder to Skyline which is also still currently a plus. It is close to the freeway so accessibility is good. However I would seriously be reconsidering another school if I had any younger children. PS. Playing games with parents and trying to somehow trip them up over whether a sick student used a cell phone or not is also not appreciated. If my child is sick and I come to get them I'm not in the mood to play 20 questions. Really the desperate attempts to somehow control the kids and the parents is really very off-putting.

This started off as a nice experience for both of my children, however the Administration consists…read moreof bullies. Day in, day out, the "assistant" Principal, Reneé Dehaan bullies these kids to the point where they don't even want to go to school anymore. I could post over a hundred examples, but rest assured that she really embraces the "power" of controlling children. I assume, like many employees in an administrative role, that she was stepped on when SHE was in Jr High and High School, but now she sees herself as the one that finally has the ability to step on others. When talking to her over the phone she won't answer any questions, but is quick to accuse every kid of terrible things. When asked directly what the kid(s) are guilty of, she has no answer. I believe that sending any child here is just a waste of the kids' & parents' time. I wish they would just take the time to hire some quality (and qualified) people that actually care about children.

This is a great high school and they are in the middle of rebuilding the school. It will be even…read morebetter once that is completed. The school is known for good athletics. They have beautiful tennis courts nearby the school.

I am a student at this beautiful school and the teachers are for the most part super nice I love it…read morehere