Very disappointed with the last year's they were around and withdrew my child from the school. Now…read moreit doesn't even exist and it is no wonder. The school went down hill and failed their students.

I sent my daughter to Holy Name for her Freshman year. We decided to not send her to our local…read morehigh school. I thought that Holy Name would give her (and us) a good experience but we did not get what we paid for. In the beginning of the year we were delighted to be told (in a formal new-parents meeting in the auditorium) that the adminsitration would not let us down, that "they would let us know of problems before our child let us know". It seemed so reassuring but as the year went on and problems arose with our daughter's studies, they negated to tell us anything. It wasn't until a report card where we had to ask for help. Long story short: I had to go back to them numerous times to ask that something done about the math class that was not right for my daughter. They committed to making changes but in the end let me down and my daughter fail. For their unresponsivness to my needs, and failing to meet their commitment to us as parents, I FAIL THEM. They got my money for the year, and my daughter didn't get the education I paid for. We are not sending our daughter back. After we told the school that we were pulling out our daughter, I was so surprised that we never got a call back from the adminstration, asking what happened... nothing! I was so frustrated at this apparent neglect on their part so I called the headmaster to ask "why didn't you want to know why we were unhappy?". He listened to me and simply thanked me for the feedback... no "I'm sorry for taking your money and not delivering", no I did not get that reponse. Beware. If you are looking for a school to deliver a top-notch education with structured discipline and a grounded Catholic background look elsewhere.

I had volunteered at TEC schools for about 6 months. I loved every single minute of it. The…read moreteachers are amazing; so caring, hands-in mind-in and supportive. As a result, the kids are simply wonderful, they are dedicated, warm and curious. The STEM focused curriculum keeps things interesting for them and the teachers make sure they can have fun while they learn. I could find a sense of community really strong between parents, staff and students. The events TEC hosts are a great opportunity to get to know everybody! They are the core of Montessori values. Amazing school.

This is the second year my son has attended T.E.C last year 23-24 he was in the 2.9-6 year old…read morechildren's house and this year 24-25 as a 1st grader in the 1st-3rd grade classroom. The staff is patient, kind, positive and understanding. They instill confidence in every student which helps the students thrive to be the best versions of themselves. The Montessori curriculum is beneficial in the growth of child development. It prepares children in a well balanced manner. The teachers give the children a sense of community, encouragement with their individual work in academics, life skills, emotional regulation and teamwork. My son struggled with some areas of his academics, but with the staff and administration's experience, hard work, communication and dedication he has shown significant progress. They have helped him navigate thru his shortcomings all while giving him the confidence and positive reinforcement to believe in himself and succeed at anything he puts his mind to. My son's education and his ability to achieve and progress in areas where he previously struggled are all thanks to the entire staff at T.E.C T.E.C is not just a school it's a community and family.

Extremely large campus and wide amount of courses that covers many topics most schools don't offer,…read morehas a total of 32 ap courses.

My step son attended here last year as a freshman. For him, it was one and done. This was based…read moremore on it not being a good fit then the quality of the education. I like the fact that the faculty was made available to both students and parents via email. I also like the fact that he could come in early or stay late for extra help. Then again, for the price of his education last year, there's no reason not to have this kind of access My only complaint is that for the high cost of tuition, text books should be included. Families should not have to go out and spend additional money for them.

The 1st grade teacher Rumana verbally and emotionally abused my daughter for the 30 days she…read moreattended. The principle Waqar refused investigation, called me to a meeting where both she and Rumana verbally assaulted me. During ramadan where the teachers were in charge of the childrens craft time. It was reported to me by older children my daughter was being physically abused. Left to pee her pants and sit in it while they refused her the bathroom as well as to call me for the entire duration of taraweh. Again the principle refused incestigation and defended the adults rather than protect the children.

It's a great school with a great curriculum that will advance your children ahead of public school,…read moreand they teach Islamic studies as well as Quran memorization, on top of extracurriculars that range from robotics to martial arts. As an alum, I can attest to how greatly this school solidified the foundation of my faith while also preparing me academically to succeed in high school and beyond. I just graduated college summa cum laude and it all goes back to my roots, alhamdulilah for the amazing teachers that I still have a strong bond with and may Allah reward them and the rest of the staff for all the endless work they do to give back to the community.

This place blows. The food is terrible. Floors are sticky. Bathroom smells like vape. However,…read morethere is always a vape on hand in the stalls which is very convenient. Windows are not as sturdy as they could be. Too much vineyard Vines