We couldn't be happier with our choice of Bosque School. As a parent, I toured Sandia Prep and…read moreAlbuquerque Academy as well, but Bosque stood out for several reasons that continue to prove themselves year after year. What makes Bosque different is the community. The small class sizes mean my child isn't just a number -- every teacher truly knows them, checks in regularly, and encourages them to take healthy risks. At Academy, we felt the culture was much more high-pressure and competitive, and at Sandia Prep the environment was good but not quite as personal as Bosque. The academics at Bosque are rigorous, but not overwhelming. My child is challenged, supported, and actually enjoys learning. The senior thesis and independent projects prepare students for college in ways that go beyond test scores. At Academy there are more AP courses, but the trade-off seemed to be higher stress and less balance. Another unique strength is how Bosque uses its location in the bosque (river forest) for science, service learning, and hands-on projects. That connection to nature, plus strong arts programs, has given my children experiences they wouldn't have had elsewhere. Social-emotional support is woven into the culture, which was important to us. We wanted a school where our child would be seen, known, and valued -- and Bosque really delivers.

I was the second employee of Bosque. When I started, we had no teachers or students. However we had…read morePeggie Findlay's vision, a great board and support of the community. Now look at them 35 years later! So proud of the school.

I scheduled an appointment only to be told I'm not on the schedule, followed by being asked who I…read morespoke to... information I did not know I would need later. The woman was very rude and unprofessional, not willing to help, basically acting as though I was inconveniencing her after this wasted my time Ahmed gas. My advice if you decide to try it out, is to get a name and call before hand.

Very nice facility Cutting Edge far as education computer lab gymnasium and swimming. Annual…read moretuition is $22,000 a year. You can apply for financial aid and get assistance.

The school food sucks, hate it sm, I need more, bad breakfast too, school is decent, when my friend…read morehad a chicken leg it was still raw and had blood in it,bathrooms never work, very getto

I went to all three years of middle school year. I was in gifted and honors classes for all of my…read moreclasses. The teachers are almost always amazing at what they do. The campus is great, and we were always allowed to eat outside if I want to do. the only problem I had with the school is there was a GSA gay straight alliance. club and other kids were forced to partake in activities even if we didn't want to and we're part of the club, like everyone was forced to a minute of silence for LGBTQ plus oppression among other forced activities. academics and people at the school were great, but I did have some problems with school activities.

I have three very different kids all of whom are thriving here. My oldest, 13, had previously been…read morein four different school structures from private Christian to public to classical academy charter to home school. He needed a challenge and to rise to a sense of ownership which he is doing. My girls are both different (one task oriented, one super creative) and both are fully themselves and engaged and love their community.

My main criticism of Acton Academy is that my kids are the happiest they have been at school. Since…read morewhen was school supposed to be fun? More and more they seem to have adopted the the idea that they can do things for themselves. Acton focuses on the "hero's journey." It's an idea whose time has come - that the purpose of education is ultimately to find your calling and become a messenger of positive change. Instead of a cookie cutter set of curriculum, kids work at identifying their passions and incorporating them into their objectives. The staff is truly dedicated to understanding each student's strengths and weaknesses so that the students are growing towards self direction and self motivation. Why settle for just book smart? Acton instills a love of knowledge-a love that creates momentum for a richer life.

The school is subpar and an expensive way to pay for your child to get into college with a lack…read moreluster education. The education is geared toward exam prep at best. The administrators lack finesse and skill. The school overall is poor.

We have been thrilled with our daughter's experience at Sandie Prep. The teachers are wonderful and…read moreensure that your child succeeds through regular communication and follow up. Our child genuinely enjoys going to school every day and has become inspired to learn more about EVERYTHING, not because she has to, but because she WANTS to. If you want a school that is a positive environment and encourages your child to discover who they want to be, you should definitely check out Sandia Prep.

Such a fantastic school. The teachers are so thoughtful and really care about your child's…read moreemotional well-being as well as their academics. Students have been very welcoming to both of my children that started their education at Holy Ghost in middle school. I highly recommend this school to anyone that wants their child challenged academically at the same time as learning how to treat others.

If you want a clique school that caters to those parents who have extra time to spend gossiping in…read morethe front office...well this school is for you! My kid attended Holy Ghost from Pre-K - 8th grade and during 8th grade graduation which was suppose to be a good day turned into a complete nightmare! We advised Dr. Copland (principal) that my kid had made honors for the whole year of 8th grade and was not recognized appropriately during awards ceremony. She insisted that our kid did not make honors 3rd quarter we showed her proof we held a hard copy certificate/grades for each quarter of 8th grade, including 3rd quarter. After all the money we have put into this school (mind you never asked for financial aide) the least we could have expected from the principal was an apology. During the graduation after the awards ceremony, the principal avoided us and would not approach us after being advised by her, herself to bring in proof of the 3rd quarter honors. We have had continuous issues throughout the years; however, this was one that was most impacting as it took away from a special day.

Mr greaves is genuinely so disrespectful and weird. He puts his side conversations before coming to…read morehelp you, and I'm a straight A student, I don't cause disruptions or have back talk and i've never had a problem with my teachers but he is straight up just rude and doesn't know how to socialize. I'm sick of him and his face. He sucks.

Great High School on the westside of Albuquerque. As a former graduate of this school, I enjoyed…read morethe instructors and faculty staff. The campus is mostly clean and a safe environment.

Great school with a warm and welcoming environment. Staff is on top of everything, they take the…read moretime to get to know the students and make them feel welcome and at home. I've had two students attend over the course of ten years and the same consistency and support is still the backbone years later when my youngest started to attend. It's easy to see why they are an award winning school!

It looks so nice and clean but it doesn't make you feel good and smart.it was okay to go toread more