My grandchildren attend and I could not be happier. They are learning academically and about the…read moreBible. What a blessing to have this school.

We got on the yearlong waitlist when our son was 1yo so he could start at the preschool when he…read moreturned 2yo. Our sole purpose was so that he could build a strong foundation in morals and values rooted in Christianity. Once we got in, we were a bit surprised at many of the extra costs such as mandatory volunteer hours, which would become extra fees if not performed, extra costs for food, and even teachers' wishlists of what to buy them during Teacher Appreciation (who does that?). We paid it no mind because the purpose was for our son build a stronger relationship with God; so we went along with it. Throughout his approximate 6 months at Bradshaw Christian, he was essentially viewed and labeled as a problem child. By no means, do we believe our son is a perfect angel; however, he is a pretty typical, 2yo. If you're a parent, you know what I mean. We do what we can to get him to use gentle hands, keep his hands to himself, but at the same time, we want him to still be friendly and loving. The kid doesn't realize or believe he is doing anything wrong when he's hugging friends who may not want a hug. He's a 2yo and doesn't understand the concept of personal space. We've talked to the "teachers and admin" multiple times about several different things. One of the things was they seem to enjoy bringing 2yo to the office for punishment. Fine. No problem with that. Then they want us to pick him up from the office. I have told them that doesn't teach him anything. He immediately relates his actions as going to the office and getting picked up by us. They're simply reinforcing poor behavior and they don't get it. We've gotten numerous "incident reports" detailing what a horrible kid our son is. We can count on one hand how many reports we've gotten of him getting hurt by other friends. When we tell them and show them pictures of his bruises, scratches, etc., (one of them that looked like little circle bruises that looked like a kid's hand) they tell us because all of his other friends are defending themselves or others against him. Haha, are you kidding me?! Please tell me more about how our son is a sociopath! They've told us we need to shadow him or pick him up if he's acting out because they don't have proper staffing. Well, do we get a partial refund? No, of course not! So what am I paying you for? Fast forward to a day where they asked for us to leave work to shadow him or pick him up. I pull myself away to eventually go pick him up and I tell them not to take him to the office. They ignore that and so I hung up on them. I get there to pick him up and they want to talk about his behavior or whatever in front of him. I tell them no because that's an adult conversation. They just don't get it. Suffice it to say, they got their feelings hurt and kicked us out. Well, I hope they plan on giving us a refund for the rest of the month. Several of the teachers don't seem to be happy at all, and look like they hate their jobs. We've got plenty of examples of them trying to paint our son as some kind of a terror, but Yelp doesn't allow that much text. Long review but I can see why there have been several negative reviews. I was hoping that was a fluke or long gone. Doesn't appear to be. God is guiding us in a different direction and we pray they can figure it out. If they can't, hopefully they'll stop saying they're doing it for God's glory because that simply isn't true.

the dress code is fair the food is free and the teachers are cool. but i am sad there is no more…read morevalentines candy and the pizza is ok.

Ya'll I won't even lie to you, I hated it so much. I hate Smedberg with a burning passion. Such a…read morepassion that only someone who has gone through multiple traumatic experiences such as Bullying, Homophobia almost every day, Lying, Threats on my life, and so much more. I wouldn't recommend any child who is unique and different in their way to be sent to this school because without a DOUBT they will have extreme problems. The principals and staff members fail miserably to do their jobs correctly unless a physical altercation has occurred or a threat has to be taken seriously by law. Most of the teachers are awesome and deserve so much better and we all know who they are. The kids were the main problem, not being able to be yourself and people slandering your FAMILY in group chats, Throwing dirt on your name, Making the majority of kids not like you caused by their lying, and overall massive groups of people that are insecure within themselves deflecting on kids who don't know how to defend themselves, . The amount of Racial Clowning, Insecurity, and Lack of control of students is insane and disappointing. Many parents and children have problems with Smedberg but no one cannot get a clear solution because they only tell you bullto make you go away. The bathroom, Sucks, The Energy Sucks, and the office staff SUCK. Just don't send your kids there, it will save you your time and grief.

I would like to first state that I normally wouldn't review a public school, as I feel everyone's…read moreexperience varies. My daughter had a rough go at a different HS, and recently transferred here... mid way through her senior year. At the other school she experienced every issue you can think from a public school; physical abuse, bullying, emotional abuse and a lack of support from staff. When transferred here, she excelled! PGHS has been a godsend! Our family has been so grateful for the experience and her chance to finish high school in peace. The staff are friendly and responsive, the atmosphere is clean and respectful. We are overwhelmed with the difference 3 mikes makes.

This school is an amazing school with lots of clubs, academic opportunities and it is filled with…read moreamazing teachers and staff who appreciate you and do everything in their power to help you. Ms. Pohl, however, is irresponsible and has scheduled numerous meetings with my sister, only to not attend every single one. Additionally, the school must be lacking in funding because why is it that there are 2500+ students divided into two lunches, first lunch and second lunch, but second lunch barely has any food left to serve! My sisters wake up early to pack their own lunches when lunches at Pleasant Grove should be provided to students. They don't even have utensils, napkins, or trays to hold the lunches! Where is the school's PTA???

They have very good special education department. They got my son door to door transportation.read more

Both of my daughters had an excellent experience at KAMS. Their activities and arts offerings have…read morebeen enjoyable, and challenging honors classes were a good push academically. We've had good experience with teachers and staff and I love that they encourage parents to be on campus by helping volunteer and attend lunches with their students.

For a private school, the football field doesn't have bathrooms with plumbing, no working speaker…read morefor announcements during a game. And the visiting side can get all muddy in the rain.

This school counselors and administrators isn't going well. They're terrible and some teachers are…read morenot learning the students. My kids are struggling from the counselors and how they are giving my kids a bad time. Bad recommendations!!

Better almost everything and it's all the teachers mostly especially one of the math teachers (I…read morewon't name her) she ruins math and give homework EVERY SINGLE DAY which is COMPLETELY POINTLESS

Teachers are responsive. Their school agenda and focus topics are on point. Very good middle…read moreschool overall.

very good teachers especially if your kid gets into the advanced program . and because apparently i…read moreneed to write at least 85 more characters for no reason i am adding this filler

I am only referring to the performance theater. It is large and well kept. The only downside is…read morethis entire area has no reception. So if you inside the building waiting for other members of your party to sit as a group it will be hard to send them a message. The restrooms have over 10 stalls not like other school facilities. Pro tip: there is ample parking and the facility is located right by their field.

Their performing arts center is one of a kind and this is only a high school! There is plenty of…read moreseating and it is set up in theater seating so there really isn't a bad seat. The stage is large so pretty awesome productions are put on here. I am thoroughly impressed by this performing arts center. I would easily mistaken this place for a professional center.

Amazing staff, great school. My son has been here for two years in the pre-K, and admittedly, not…read morethe easiest to manage but the teachers and staff have been very patient, positive, and solution oriented. He loves his school and we're hoping to continue attending for the foreseeable future

This review has been long overdue. Our daughter has been attending SPLS for the last two years…read more Finding SPLS has been an answered prayer. We unexpectedly moved to the area and had three weeks to look for a school before the year started. We started with another school which didn't work out at all. After we found SPLS, I wished so much that we had found them a lot sooner. First and foremost, the school fosters a faith-filled nurturing environment. You feel this in the core of the school community among the teachers, the office staff, and the administration. They genuinely care about our students and are so kind and wonderful. The academics are top-notch and are taught in a fun and engaging way. Our teachers are not only very credentialed but have amazing backgrounds in homeschooling and years of experience in many other school settings. My daughter came home with math homework once which looked like something I didn't see until I was older. I was prepared to relearn the lesson and teach it to her when she said, "Don't worry. My teacher taught me again when I didn't understand it the first time. I got it. It's actually easy!" This spoke volumes that my daughter would feel encouraged and confident even as learning gets challenging. The families here are diverse. It is a beautiful community where my child shares things about her culture and learns about others. During the summer, my daughter can't wait to start school as she misses her teachers and friends. Fortunately, the school has a summer enrichment program that runs through July. We feel blessed that our daughter was able to get into this school. I have toured 3 private schools and our local public school. Hands down I cannot even compare. They checked off all of my boxes and then some. There is no other school as special as this place has been for us. It makes me feel confident as a parent that my child is getting a solid foundation. Thank you SPLS for welcoming us with open arms.

We came here for a wrestling tournament. They have a very nice and roomy gym, and the bleachers are…read morecomfortable, with bathrooms close by. I was delighted by the kindness of some of it's students who held the door open for me.

My son go to this middle school. Nice school district also have a big lot for child's sport.read more