My home middle school. Immersive advanced academics, great team sports, and an atmosphere focused…read moreon improving the life of every child that attends the school.

Staff are incompetent, teachers do nothing about bullying, and the lunch food is deplorableread more

Not sure what was happening at school, especially on a Saturday, but there were a ton of kids in…read morethe parking lot washing cars. Surmising it was some sort of fundraiser, I quickly turned into Paschal and got in line. Apparantly a lot of others needed there car washed as well. The fee was $5. Since it was for a "good cause", I paid $10. (Never did find out what they were raising money toward.) As bad as my vehicle needed washing, anything would have been an improvement. Surprisingly, the kids did a great job and kept the line moving quickly in spite of how many people were waiting. Interestingly enough, the last time I had my car washed was about a year ago when the school was having a car wash. Ha ha! Always support your local school and kids.

My experience at this high school was absolutely horrible, and I genuinely would never want to…read morerelive it. High school is supposed to be a place where students can learn, grow, and feel safe, but for me, it became an environment I could not wait to get away from. One of the biggest problems I experienced was the way I was treated because of my mood disorders and struggles with regulating my emotions. Instead of feeling supported or understood, there were times when I felt judged, singled out, and treated like I was simply a problem that needed to be dealt with. Having mental health struggles does not make a student a bad person, and struggling emotionally should never be an excuse for adults to treat a student with less patience, dignity, or respect. I also witnessed and experienced issues involving racism that made the environment even more uncomfortable. Racism has absolutely no place in a school, and students should not have to walk into a building where they are supposed to feel safe and worry about being treated differently because of their race or background. Another serious problem was underage drug use on school property. Seeing students using or having access to drugs at school made me question how safe and properly supervised the environment actually was. A school should not feel like a place where this kind of behavior is normalized or overlooked. What made everything worse was feeling like serious issues could happen around you while the people who were supposed to protect and support students did not always make you feel heard. I left feeling like students who were struggling needed compassion and actual support, not judgment, embarrassment, or punishment without understanding what was happening underneath the surface. Graduating from this school did not leave me with the happy, nostalgic memories people always talk about when they describe high school. It left me relieved that I was finally done. My experience affected the way I viewed school, authority, and the adults who were supposed to make students feel protected. I sincerely hope things improve for the students who are still there, especially students dealing with mental health conditions, discrimination, bullying, or unsafe behavior around them. No student should have to dread going to school because the environment that is supposed to educate and protect them instead makes them feel judged, uncomfortable, or unsafe.

Hill School is the best single investment we have made in our son's future. The entire school --…read moreacademics and extracurriculars -- is designed for kids who learn differently. In his old school, our son felt stupid and bullied. Now, he's planning to go to college. In the old school, he was frustrated that he couldn't memorize plays to the coach's satisfaction. At Hill, he played basketball, football, and ran track, and on several of the sports, his teams competed at state. This is the only review I've ever written on Yelp. Ever. My only wish is that we discovered Hill sooner. And that's why I'm writing the review -- to hopefully help other parents who are trying so hard to help their kids grow up to be happy, effective adults.

From the owner: Hill School is a college preparatory, full-service school for bright students who learn…read moredifferently, with two campuses, Southwest Fort Worth and Grapevine.

It's not only highly unfortunate but also disturbing that bullying and discrimination are…read moreoverlooked at this school. I don't have a student that attends but I was apart of the food program in contract at this site. I was expected to communicate with the Child Nutrition Assistant regarding the utility's at the school, amongst other things that pertained to food safety requirements. One would assume that is not a difficult expectation but considering the unpredictable provoking behavior from this woman on a regular basis, it turned what I thought to be a great position into a complete nightmare. I was only there for a year and it certainly had a negative impact on my mental health. Her manager and the principal all share a relationship privately so accountability was not a factor in resolving the matter appropriately. I would hate to have my child attend any school where they do not practice what they preach or consider what any individual may be going through outside of those doors. It is truly heartbreaking.

disappointed not recommended , Teacher discrimination Use…read moreemotion Don't understand children who are only in PK, judge children, don't have a good management method, throw everything at the parents.

Awesome school with educators that really care! My kids love it here, and won't be leaving anytime…read moresoon. They also have lots of family events, and get together for the students and community. Great job Sue Crouch!

These bunch of staffers are the most caring people and reliable source of helping our kids. Since…read morethey are my district area, I must say that I totally support them and all that they do....

Everything.... Every time I go to a football game everybody is amazing. We actually purchased a new…read morehome in order for our son to go there. He's still in elementary school, but he'll be good and ready by the time he's a freshman.

School is kinda trash tbh, bathrooms be having literal shit on the floor and toilet sit, be having…read morekids smoking up a storms with vapes and dispos and be selling them in the middle of class, and the lunch anit free no more, 2/10 school, only thing good there is the days we get off

My son started Cassata last year. He has never enjoyed school and we are grateful to have found…read moreCassata. They are patient, kind, student-centered and are always looking for new and innovative ways to help their students. They are truly a hidden gem in Fort Worth. I highly recommend this wonderful place.