We sent all 6 of our children to KCS from pre-K through 8th grade. 2020 was our last of 25 years at…read morethis school. Education was excellent preparation for high school where all excelled or are excelling. Spiritually love that all subjects taught from Biblical worldview. Teachers are dedicated. and love their students. Inter scholastic sports are competitive. All but one of my college kids were college varsity athletes in their respective sport. I pray that my local grandchildren all get the same blessing.

This a wonderful school. The teachers truly care about the students. It is a Christ centered…read moreschool. The academics are challenging.

This school used to live up to it's claims of meeting the child where they are, educating the whole…read morechild, fostering their individuality, etc. In the past few years I have experienced a tremendous decline in their ability to hold true to this, sadly. I give it an average star rating because these days is just a costly version of any typical, yet capable public school with the addition of arrogance in their approach.

All three of our children attended The Orchard School. We are very pleased with the education they…read morereceived and so are they. I've often tried to sift through all our years and determine what they most learned/received at Orchard and if I had to pick one attribute (and there are many), I'd pick confidence. They are all confident public speakers. For example, when my daughter was a junior in high school, she won an award that required her to speak at a dinner with over 400 people present. I tried several times to get her to practice and review her speech in advance, knowing that the previous recipient had a professional speech writer. In frustration, one evening she said, "Mom, I went to Orchard. Don't worry." She delivered a flawless speech without notes. They are all confident about their ability to learn. Orchard likes to say they help create lifelong learners and they do. Each of our children knows how to learn and they like to learn. They are all confident expressing themselves to anyone. In high school, their teachers observed that unlike many shy teens they were not afraid to ask questions and advocate for themselves or for others. And, this has continued throughout their college and post-graduate years. Orchard invites and teaches children how to respectfully approach adults. At Orchard, education is not just about science, English, history, etc. While these are important, it's also about helping develop good people and preparing them for the future.

Speedway Highschool was one of the sites hosting the first games for the Marion County Freshman…read moreTourney for 2022-2023. The school is easy to find and has ample amount of parking. Doors are labeled and easily visible. Cash only for admission, 6$ a person for entrance. I was told I had to walk upstairs to get into the main gym where the game was being played. I liked that I was able to walk down to the bleachers on the main floor for better viewing. I noticed that concessions were still being set up at that time. The game was early, at 9am, so I brought my coffee from home and I was able to bring it in with me so I opted out on concessions. Overall, the gym looks taken care of and it's decent size.

If i could give this school zero stars, I absolutely would. Coming from a students perspective,…read morethis school deprives students of a happy and healthy education. A high school experience should be fun and exciting. The work overload and constant pressure to succeed makes even waking up for school feel impossible. The assistant principal, Mr Day, constantly bullies and picks on students and targets them for absolutely no reason. Never would i have ever thought I would wake up and be crying most mornings because of the dread of just walking into the school. Us students constantly feel watched over for every little thing we do and we should absolutely not be feeling this way as kids. Please do your children a huge favor and never bring them here. Mr day has, on multiple occasions, illegally terrorized students causing three lawsuits against the school. I am so disappointed that my high school experience has been ruined by attending here. This does not feel like a public school, more like an extremely strict private school (or jail). I am so glad to finally be graduating and moving on to a school that will not leave me feeling this way.

Would like to take this as an opportunity to thank that staff at this school for all their efforts…read morein passing out the school lunches. And trying to lift the spirits of the neighborhood.

Geeze Louise, I wish something could be done about this overly obscene amount of traffic letting…read moreout of the lot. It's CRAZY!! And a lot of people are just drivers driving by, but they are in the mix with the cars pulling out of the school. It's absolutely insane, I tell you!! Lol I was sitting at the front waiting to pull out for 20+ minutes, because the traffic is hellacious. Don't get me wrong, we love our Garden City and this doesn't have anything to do with the school per say. It just isn't a great intersection. I hope one day, maybe one day, we can get with the program and take turns! Lol Who am I kidding?

We are so thankful for St. Richard's Episcopal School and the experience it has provided our…read morefamily. The sense of community is exceptional, the education is thoughtful and rigorous, and the extracurricular opportunities are enriching and well-rounded. Above all, our children are happy, engaged, and excited to learn. It is a true joy to send them to a place that nurtures both their hearts and minds.

As a new family at St. Richard's, we've been so impressed by the supportive staff, strong…read moreacademics, and genuine focus on equity, inclusion, and parent engagement. From day one, our children have been encouraged to grow both academically and socio-emotionally. I love the values-based curriculum and inclusive chapel time--where all faiths are truly celebrated; I've even attended Yom Kippur and Diwali services there. My active son enjoys P.E. three times a week, and my daughter thrives on the frequent, hands-on field trips. We're also excited about the unique French Exchange program offered in 5th grade Even Chef Andy's fresh, delicious lunches have inspired my picky eaters to try new foods! We couldn't be happier with our transition to St. Richard's. (One caveat: my children don't have special needs, I can't speak personally to the school's special education resources.)

my son is about to attend this school. And we can already tell we're going to love it; the teachers…read moreseem nice. And the school is very spacious

I felt completely unheard by the Head staff of administrators . After reporting an incident , I…read moreexpected the situation to be taken seriously. Instead, when I tried to explain what happened, I felt like I was not given a fair chance to tell my side of the story. I understand that schools have to investigate incidents, but students should be allowed to explain themselves fully and feel like their concerns matter. My experience left me feeling frustrated and unsupported. I hope the school works on listening to students and handling reports more fairly in the future.

Operational and educational inefficiency and neglect. Definitely not a good school for ethnics and…read morenew comers. I highly recommend not sending your innocent children here. Weekly visits needed addressing their incompliances requiring major clarifications on a regular basis due to their mismanagement and lack of communication. nothing adds up, always something unethical and your children come home saying they are glad to be home and out of prison. Make sure you have $ too. The kids and parents who don't, are treated differently. Wolves in sheep clothing, lack of parental and child support and resources. Teaching our children is a calling and a privilege, not a back up plan. Their indifference is showing. My children loved learning, they no longer do. Watching their light disappear while they box themselves in survival mode as they enter the building is enough.

What a great school system. I don't know what is the deal with people's fascination with charter…read moreschools, vouchers, and privatization of public schools. Our public schools have been educating kids who want to learn for decades and I don't think there is anything wrong with public schools. Delaware Trails Elementary is a great example of great public schools... and Brownsburg's school system overall is outstanding. This is what I remember about public schools: Kids that were happy and proud of their school; Teachers who care about their kids and cry when they move on to the next grade, even though their proud of 'em; Making friends on the bus; Joking about how bad lunch is even though it was fine; and First class education. Delaware Trails reminds me of everything I loved about my public school and even does things much better than my old public school could ever do. I am so glad I decided to send my child here to the school her neighbors attend. Only drawback, Brownsburg's schools are all in the city limits, so it is quite a drive from my unincorporated Hendricks County development. But for my daughter to have such a great public school experience, minor, very minor. Very happy with Delaware Trails Elementary Go Bulldogs!

Brownsburg High is the top-rated school in the state…read more During the summer people get into massive bidding wars to buy houses in the school district. BHS takes very good care of its students, especially those with special needs. They are very organized and caring folks. Sports here very football and basketball oriented, with the community turning out big time for these matches. Remodelling currently affecting school due to growth. Parking and pickup and drop off difficult now every day. But should improve next year.