This is a great school!…read more I attended this school back in the 90s and my oldest two just attended in 2015-17. Their principle was my 6th grade teacher. I love the school is small and that all the teachers care for all the students and most of the students care for their school and their community. This school has hosted the Special Olympics in the past. And the students take part in aiding the Olympians and running the event.

it is a good school i just mostly think that it need more work on the inside and need to be…read moreslightly remodeled because it's so old and it needs more teachers/staffs

My son has completed 2nd,3rd, and 4th grades here. My daughter has completed kindergarten through…read more2nd, and I also have a kindergartner this year. So far I have liked all the teachers (Thompson, Gianotti, Benecke, Tremayne, and N. Smith). They communicate well via E-mail and phone. There is an ample amount of homework (enough to be beneficial, but not overwhelming). The PTA has family movie nights that our family enjoys. The movie admission is free and snacks are available for purchase. The school nurse and cafeteria staff are well educated in the area of food allergies, which I appreciate.

Good school. This is the first year of attending this school. So far my kids are enjoying their…read moreteachers and the school.

after having my grandson at this school from kinder to 4th grade i have to change my review. it…read morestarted out really good, but as time went by we realized the school was behind in a lot of things. we had some really good teachers kinder, 2nd and 4th were the best. but 1st and 3rd were the worst. i would never recommend this school. it's the luck of the draw if you get a good teacher. school support is truly lacking for parents at this school.

I got sexually harassed and shoved by many other students and a teacher's aid almost hit me. Would…read morenot recommend this high school at all.

We had a full day wrestling clinic here today. School was clean, the gym was Standard fare fold up…read moreBleecher seats. The kids had to set up the mats before practice. Quite a few kids showed up it was really nice. We drove one hour and 40 minutes to get here and it was well worth it. Really don't know much about the school, only that it was small, but I think there's only like 4000 people that live in yerington lol. I do know that we really enjoyed the wrestling coach. He is very helpful and put the clinic on today for free. We will happily return for the next clinic.

Our son is at Lake Tahoe Prep. The class size, teachers and overall experience has been really…read morepositive. The staff has been really supportive. Beautiful campus and surroundings. Great so far.

I came across SVA (Squaw Valley Acady) while researching for a boarding High School for my nephew…read morein China. I also spent a day there. Students use lap tops during class with wifi access. A lot of emphases is placed on learning with a laptop. . (All wifi are turned off at 11pm at night.). Considering all standardize tests in the US are computerized (MCAT, LSAT) and most work environments in the US use electronic records exclusively, lap top in classroom is a good idea. Students come from all over the world with the goal of attending a college in the US. SVA has transformed itself in the past few years to focus on college prep for international students. Class sizes are small, usually less than 10 students per teacher. I noticed the students get alone with each other rather well. This is observed during lunch time. I see students from different countries sit next to each other. Dorm rooms are 1-4 students per room. Most of the ones I saw have 3 students in them. There is a microwave on each hall, fridge and safe in each room. Overall the rooms are larger than the one I used to live at UC Berkeley 20 years ago. (unit 1 Cheney) and much larger then the tiny rooms at Univ of Tennessee. Washers and dryers are free for students to use. At night, dorm exits have security alarms, hallways are video monitored SVA pride itself at offering a balance between academic and personal development. They encourage students to take advantage of it's location to learn many physical activities Tahoe has to offer - hiking, soccer, golfing, cycling, ski / snowboard. I think this makes SVA different from other college prep school. I have the opportunity to spoke to students there. Due to the many Saturday field trips student take, expect another $4000 or so in additional expenses. While the students like them, parents may be surprised at the bill.

Bad field and honestly they have vey bad bathrooms and no good warm up areas…read more C V. C. V.

We played our Championship game this weekend at Fernley High School. I was pretty impressed with…read morehow well kept this school is. Their field is beautiful! Clean bleachers, great views and welcoming staff and students.

Lake Tahoe School is full of incredible staff and teachers eager to help students learn. As an…read morealumna, I can confidently say that LTS inspired my love of learning and prepared me to succeed in high school, at a top-tier university, and beyond.

We have been at Lake Tahoe School for four years now and think it's terrific school…read more Great teachers , small class sizes and great sports teams and outdoor activities.