It has been a total disaster enrolling my daughter for school! I filled out the paperwork a month…read moreago, the board office stated she was enrolled but transportation couldn't find her as finalized so I called the board again and they said she was but they would send it again. I tried contacting the high school for 2 weeks with no answer! I take her today for the first day of school and guess what she's not enrolled so I call the board office again they transfer me to the McKinney Vento person whose not there and now nobody is answering the phone!

From the owner: Turner High School, founded in 1916, is located in Wyandotte County within the city of Kansas City,…read moreKansas. With approximately 1,100 students in grades 9-12, Turner High School competes in the Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) Class 5A and are known state-wide as the Turner Golden Bears. Turner High School offers many academic and athletic co-curricular and extra-curricular opportunities for student involvement.

This school has been such a disappointment. There is a teacher there who bullies the students, and…read moredespite multiple attempts by students and parents to advocate to the teacher, the principal, board members, etc. - they double down and say that they approve of his teaching. This is so extreme that many students have had private testing to note their skill level as above average or even gifted, but the teacher tells the students to their faces that they aren't smart, can't read books, insults their disabilities, reminds them of every mistake they have ever made in his class and does so with insults and stern. He is harsh in his presentation and grading, and only teaches rote memorization without critical thinking or interest in the ideas of his students. It has made many kids hate going to school, and many are leaving the school at the end of the year, but regardless the principal would rather stay the course and actually try to punish students who speak out. What you are told by the admissions is not what is actually true of the school. There are very limited options for learning outside their standard curriculum, much of which is quite remedial and with the assumption that your kid will not go to a good college. I've seen multiple students have soul crushing experiences. They have been without a school counselor for almost 4 months despite that many of their students are in major mental health crises. I have even seen them call the parents of a student that they know is in an abusive home to complain about speaking up for themselves to abuse from this teacher. It's so heartless and dangerous. Multiple students are showing signs of anxiety from things happening with this teacher and the principal. They will make no adjustments at the school to address these issues, even if the students have written diagnoses. There are major issues regarding racial/ethnic/religious equity and inclusion. The school isn't ADA compliant despite having a student that needs an elevator - it has been broken all year. They refuse to have parent meetings including conferences have a zoom/phone option despite having a parent that requires that for participation. I have seen almost no hands on learning in any class. I think that this school has probably changed and likely used to be better than it is now. I've never seen a school think so poorly of it's own students and be so eager to push out anyone who needs anything. There's also a lot of mismanagement. There are a few teachers who are real gems, but go elsewhere if you can unless they have some major staffing changes.

If you're browsing Yelp for a good lunch spot, but suddenly decide to look for a small, private,…read moreliberal school for your children, you're in luck! This place is very special, and my daughter has thrived in the small, customized environment. Kids are encouraged be themselves, and the only cookie cutter I see is they're all different. Check this place out especially if your child marches to their own beat. Art, theater and music programs are standouts (shocking, I know, based on the first five sentences of this review). Here's a picture from a middle school science field trip, though.

For those of us not attending high school, the school is a community resource as well. SME is a…read moreplace where you can vote/caucus, go to college fairs or plays, or just take a few laps around the track on the weekends. The IB program is the envy of everyone in the District, and even people who don't go to school in Shawnee Mission. Some great teachers, and a decent campus.

Just the place for a student to fit in. Kudos to the ever successful theater department and the…read morework they produce. Crappy, Dafeo, and Summer are behind the scene helping these kids be all they can be.

The school is a very good school the school is very well educated school it has very nice teachers!…read moreMy son really likes this school!

Our family had a horrible experience at SP in the 3yo Class. Our child who has been to several…read moreother day programs in the city and has had great experiences did not do so well at SP. She started coming home complaining about boys hitting her. Shortly after, my wife was called in to speak to the school leaders about their concerns with our child's behavior. When politely asked how they were handling the situation, the teachers and the leaders at SP could not communicate any form of appropriate plan or strategy to help improve their concerns or our concerns. We then decided to remover her from the program and move her to another day program that she had been to previously. The most shocking part of this story came when we learned that SP somehow found out where we were moving our child and proceeded to call the school to tell them to watch out for us and our child. We have never bad mouthed SP. All we wanted to do was chalk it up to a bad fit and move on with our lives, but now that SP has taken the time and effort to call other programs/schools in the city to talk negatively about our family feel compelled to write this review to bring awareness to what I feel is unethical actions and behaviors. Needless to say, I highly recommend you move in a different direction when it comes to choosing a program for your child. This is my first and hopefully my last negative review I will post on social media.

I attended a sporting event and this school was there and they were terrible. The students did not…read morerespect authority, acted arrogant when something didn't go their way and the parents were supporting the childish behavior. A very bad example for this school.

We have been attending Pembroke for 11 years, with two children there. I do not find them 'leftist'…read more(see comment prior) but open to "allow" families the thoughts of their choosing. The education is unparalled with the expectation that students have the capability to learn well beyond the norm. This school is absolutely worth every penny we pay for it, and has been our driving reason for remaining in KC. I would encourage anyone to do a tour or 'sit in' for a day to make up your mind!

monkeys everywhere I didn't know that they had a zoo in the…read moreschool and I accidentally let the monkeys out of there enclosures. it's a bad idea btw the monkeys then ran all around the school took 5 hours to find them all

I cannot speak about the educational acumen of this establishment, but I can tell you that the…read morespace is amazing. This joint has been around in one form, or another since 1886 and started life as Kansas City High School. The current building built in 1936 is modern or Art Deco style by Hamilton,Fellows & Nedved. It's a master piece. The twin massive fireplaces, still in use, are outside of the administration area. There's an onsite museum featuring some of the notable alumni including Ray Evans and Ed Asner.

Pryor has an abundance of resources! I love the hands on live classes. They also have some on…read moredemand classes that are good. If in-person starts again, they are even better!! VERY hands on and interactive. Pryor-PLUS is worth it even more. SOOO Many options in classes.

I enrolled to the beginning Excel Class. I tried to stick to it for the entire day class but in the…read moreend I could not. It was too basic, too many advertisement about their pro plan and other applications, time spent sending links and interactive quizzes. Wasted my money.