Ms. Farber and Ms. Mathis are the best teachers ever!!! They carry the school and truly care for…read moretheir students. They are hilarious, talented, beautiful, wonderful beings who deserve a raise.

nasty. roaches everywhere. stinks. bathrooms scary. teachers scary. counselors talk bad abt kids…read more not sigma.

We loved AESA Prep and the entire staff. They've created a loving and supportive environment for…read morestudents to thrive in. The small classroom sizes made it possible for our daughter to get the individualized attention she needed. We loved Ms Caro, both Mr Leals, Mr Garcia, Ms Carrie...... Thank you all for loving and caring for our girl.

AESA has been a life-changing school for my child and our family! The teachers are exceptional!…read moreOur family is so thankful for this amazing school! AESA has provided an environment where my child is nurtured, inspired, and taught with hands-on experiences that accompany creative lessons. His teachers truly care about him as an individual, and communicate with me regarding his progress and growth needs. I so appreciate the kindness shown daily to my child, and the wonderful friendships he has developed with the other children. AESA never ceases to amaze me at the activities offered to my child to enrich his learning such as rodeo day, guest speakers, field trips, and cultural activities of all types. Our family loves attending the many events offered to us as well. It truly is a warm and welcoming community for us all! We are so thankful for AESA!

Administration does a great job at running the school. Staff/Faculty is very kind, knowledgeable,…read morepassionate, and caring. The students here are EVERYTHING. It's been a pleasure to have been able to work with both students and teachers.

it has a good, vision I have to say but this isn't somewhere you want your kids going. they hold…read moredances and at the most recent one they sent kids home because a kid fell off the stage and had a seizure and there was a pool of blood. on November 2nd there was a emergency chai/bed spotted in front of the counselors office and a backpack laying on it and the principal was just Standing there oblivious to the emergency truck outside. the teachers are some what nice but some of them make us there therapists and tell us "Why did I pick this job" and (its kids like you that make me hate this job led alone school" honestly if they had the audacity to say that to KIDS NOT TEENAGERS KIDS they better be called out for it. the only fun thing about this school is there elective classes and even those are sometimes trash. ALSO I HERED A SUBSTITUTE SAY TO A 6th GRADER "how dose you're mom let you go out in that kind of clothing !?" THE KID DID NOTHING WRONG SHE WAS JUST WEARING SHORTS and the best part is they were showing ANYTHIN. everyone was saying you can't say that but did the sub care??? NO that old lady was confident in her critique

I knew as soon as I step on this beautiful 25 acre campus this was the place for my daughter to…read moreattend. After interviewing 15 schools Austin Waldorf School was it. Kim made us feel right at home when we came for a visit. My daughter told me in the car on our way home mom this is the school for me. She never liked school and wasn't eager to go to school. It was like pulling teeth. When we found out 2 weeks before school started that my daughter got accepted there were tears of joy and happiness from her and I. We knew this was the perfect fit for her. She is so eager to learn and super excited everyday to attend Austin Waldorf School and wants to graduate here. My daughter has blossomed and has grown so much here. The teachers really take their time with the kids and love them as their own. I never experienced the care like they do at Austin Waldorf. The community here is so welcoming. We drive over an hr to get to school and it is well worth it. I cant say enough positive and inspiring words for this school. We made the best fitting and perfect school for my daughter. Thank you Austin Waldorf for this opportunity to teach my child!

Waldorf is such a wonderful education. Unfortunately if the teacher is not great (or going through…read morepersonal crisis and has a large and demanding class) your child will suffer. Steiner's view was to nurture the soul of the child and unfortunately Austin Waldorf is seeming more budget focused and the teacher for our grade certainly really let us down and did not even have the care for us as a family to speak with us directly. I would avoid this particular Waldorf.

The food traumatised me. How do they think children want to eat this. Also there's black mold…read moreeverywhere.

The LTISD Police Department completed an investigation and has submitted that report to the…read moreAssistant District Attorney's Office for review. At this time, we have not received a final determination from the Assistant District Attorney's Office. -Fox7 saying her son told "a couple of teammates in his football team" that his allergy to peanuts could kill him if he were to touch them or would kill him if they were put in his cleats or uniform. "These two boys then drove over to the high school locker room that evening and did exactly that. They filled his cleats with peanuts and in his locker and in his uniform in the varsity locker room," Mannon said. She said when her son opened the locker to get his uniform, the peanuts started falling and he set everything down in shock and left. Her son then noticed hives on his arms. -KXAN Other Lake Travis parents close to the family said the incident was recorded. Because the students involved are minors, the district said it can't release what kind of discipline the two players are facing, but parents at Wednesday's meeting said it was a two-week suspension resulting in the players sitting out one game. -yahoo Carter, 15, and a few teammates from the suburban Austin school were discussing where the bus should stop for dinner. One of the players suggested Texas Roadhouse. But Carter piped up that he couldn't go to a place famous for peanuts because of his peanut allergy. The next day, October 6, the team showed up to dress for the game and get on the bus. One of the previous day's questioners began flicking something at Carter. He looked at the ground - it was peanuts! Carter recalled saying: "Dude, knock it off. Why would you do that?" Carter headed to the school's big indoor field, and saw one of the kids who had been teasing him. Mannon says this teen "had taken a video of the other boy putting the peanuts in my son's locker." He was showing it to other teammates, laughing about "this is what we did to Carter." (While some laughed, others said, "this is not OK. You could have killed him.") That's when Carter was certain of who was behind the peanut placing. It was later determined that the boy who took the can of peanuts to the locker had poured them over Carter's cleats. (Mannon says someone went back and dumped out the cleats - but peanut dust remained.) The coach gave Carter a new jersey and cleats so he could play. "But he still had hives on his arm when he got home," says Mannon. -Allergic Living

When your kid is insisting to go to school even though he is under the weather, you know you found…read morea special place. My son is now a second grader at School On The Rise and I am so happy about how he is nurtured and loved in this small school. The teachers are very experienced Waldorf teachers and the environment is homey and safe. Nature and outdoors is main pilar and movement is another. These all make the school a magical place to grow in. Highly recommend this school.

We are so grateful we found The School on The Rise. Our son joined it last year in the middle of…read morethe school year as a 9 year old who didn't read, write and was not able to do any math beyond adding, subtracting simple numbers. Even tho he still has learning difficulties, he is reading at his level now, he is doing difficult math problems, understanding fractions, and slowly starting to write. Kids play in the woods, build things, make things, the art and creativity is very present. You cannot underestimate Ms and Mr Darcy's 30 years experience in woldorf education. They have seen it all and they are incredible at what they do. The school feels like a little piece of haven for kids to play, learn and developed. And probably the biggest reason we are such big fans is School on the Rise is the small classroom environment, where kids were able to cultivate strong friendships. They truly care for each other, it is the sweetest environment. We highly recommend.

Amazing school, with amazing founder and teachers! Truly focused on your kid(s) and their learning…read morejourney, and providing a safe, inclusive and positive space for education, growth and community. Doc Flynn has created something special here, come check it out.

From the owner: Hedge School Coop is an inclusive, secular microschool re-imagining education and instilling a…read morelifelong love of learning. We are passionate about creating a communal learning experience that empowers the leaders of tomorrow to be compassionate, critical thinkers and creators. We offer 2 day and 4 day in person programs, call us today to schedule a tour or shadow day.

The best part of Westlake High School are the teachers. They are truly amazing. The worst part of…read morethe school is the athletic program. It is a pay-to-play mentality. They also discriminate against student athletes that do not fit their mold.

Westlake high school is an amazing public school, there's one thing that has me concerned. The…read morefreedom of the students and how they have many people watching there every move it invokes anxiety even paranoia sometimes, even if a student isn't doing anything wrong they make them feel like they're guilty of something there not.

As speaking as a former student, this school suck ass. The kids would talk shit about me and my…read morefriends, mock us, and if we told the teacher half the time nothing would be done, and something was done it wasn't enough. Most of the guy teachers are pedo's and if they aren't then they good teachers. I would like to shout out Ms. Whitecotton for being the best teacher.

This school is a great example of privilege and a failing school system. The teachers have no power…read moreto teach, students believe they are entitled to control the classroom, parents undermine teachers, and the administration is willing to save face with parents rather than seek the good of the students' future. The teachers are good teachers, but I would not allow my child to attend this school. This campus needs to seriously re-evaluate the condition of their system.