Great pumpkin patch in north San Antonio. Took my children today and they have a ton of pumpkins…read moreincluding whimsical, swan fords, etc. fun outing for the kids. We came home with several mini pumpkins and an awesome "warty" pumpkin. Lots of fun...they just opened.

A wonderful nurturing school, family-centric with high academic standards, and the blessings of…read moreChristian teaching, fellowship and unity. Two of my children attended from 2 year old half day class through full-day Kindergarten. Very welcoming, helpful, genuine; every child I've seen and met is respectful and honoring in the classroom, off campus, in the hallways, and during daily chapel. I only have the highest regard and recommendation for St. Thomas!

i would not recommend this school to anyone ... to think that this is a catholic institution of…read morelearning is very sad.... there are a few good teachers there but unfortunately they have a horrible administration ... the staff in the office are rude ... the assistant principal is very rude and unprofessional.... but the worst part is the bullying that some of the children are subjected to... the school administration does nothing to address it... i almost had to file a lawsuit against this school... my daughter was assaulted there and the administration threatened me if i was going to file a police report .... overall it is just a horrible place.

We are a proud St Luke family. We have been a part of the school since 2007. The school and…read morecommunity are very spirited. There is a lot of pride. The teachers help prepare students for high school not only through strong academics but also by reinforcing personal responsibility and accountability. The school masses involve every grade level. The school has a small daycare beginning at age 2. The school has grades PK4 to 8th grade. The students graduate St Luke well prepared for Catholic or private high school or public. #StLukeCatholic

I wont say who but a certain teachers teaching style didn't help me or other students understand…read morethe material, and I felt unsupported in her class. I don't believe she's an effective teacher.

As a certified teacher and mother, I can confidently say St. Anthony Catholic School best meets the…read moreneeds of the whole child. From academics to a variety of extra curricular activities, St. Anthony Catholic School offers dynamic ways to ignite, challenge, and assist your child to excel true to his or her talents. In addition, we have a faith-filled community of administrators, teachers and families to walk along side you in this journey. St. Anthony Catholic School is a wonderful place for the whole family to call, home.

LHS is a true, Christ-based, college preparatory school where the faculty is aligned with families…read more I have two children in attendance, and I couldn't be happier. I have one child that is about to graduate, and I know she is more than ready to excel in her studies at a premier university. Both of my children were able to grow at LHS not only through their education studies by a small teacher to student ratio, but also through amazing extracurricular activities including complete athletic programs and arts. The faculty at LHS is there because they care about the students and shows in their daily commitments. They over communicate to both the kids and the parents. They keep everyone involved in the process and welcome everyone into the LHS family. I will be sad when both of my children have graduated. I just might find a way to continue being a part of the LHS family!

For a solid High School Christian-based education check out Lutheran High School! Small classes…read moremeans instructors spend a lot of time with students. The teachers provide nurturing and mentoring and I like the small class size. If you are looking for a quality education in a Christian setting, then I highly recommend Lutheran High School San Antonio.

I'm a student at SMH And honestly it's very nice. The cafeteria has actual good food and the…read morefaculty give help to the students whenever they ask, And the sports team are taught very well.

St. Mary's Hall is one of the most beautiful schools in all of San Antonio. Both teachers and…read moreadministration there are top notch in lower middle and upper schools. The facilities are quite impressive and the library... oh the library there is one that makes you just want to curl up next the their fireplace and lose yourself in a book.

My daughter was in kindergarten last year, and we were so glad we found Invictus in our community…read more We had such a positive experience for her first year in "big girl school" and she can't wait to go back for first grade. With that being said, it was their first year being open, so there was minor hiccups, but nothing we found to be a problem. The Great Hearts curriculum and culture is exactly what we thought it would be. My daughter never spent more than 30 minutes on homework each day, and we felt the uniform policy was easy to follow. The other big factor for us was the community. When you go to Great Hearts Invictus, it's not just a school, it's a community that spends time together and really builds relationships. I loved this! I dove right in and have been pretty involved with the school, and I found this to be useful to know what's going on and be able to be present for certain things. I have recommended this school to family/friends, and I will continue to do so.

It sucks. It is WAY worse than public school. I was a student there, made lots of friends, and had…read morea good time. But let me tell u from a student perspective, your kid will get bullied, and ur kid will come home every day a little more depressed. I recommend avoiding this school and only using it as a last resort. It is very unorganized, and the expectations for the students are unreasonably high. They expect perfection every time and the punishments are severe if you don't meet the exact criteria... It literally strikes fear into the hearts of the students. and while i agree that some degree of fear is good, i also believe that the amount of fear that this school gives is a dangerous amount. And while i will give this school credit for having a phenomenal course and teachings, but in the end, the cons outweigh the pros, by A LOT. My advice for elementary kids if u do go: Just follow the rules, keep ur head down, and don't cause a commotion. My advice for middle school kids if you do go: STAY AWAY FFROM THE GIRLS THERE, they are VERY toxic... and my advice for high school kids if u do go there: Find a girlfriend quick before all of them are taken and just go through the depression great hearts gives you together. Pls stay away from the school but if you do end up going... follow my advice. I warned you. - Reed Mac

We transferred both our high school boys this past year and they are so much happier. More…read morechallenging curriculum, individualized attention, recognition of their chosen sport. Overall, very happy.

The school campus is nice and the teachers seem really nice however I was not impressed or wow'd by…read morethe administration.

You have to be "the right kind of disabled" to be accepted by the headmaster, Austin Clow. After…read moremeeting with Austin, he rejected my son and did not have the decency to tell us directly, he had his secretary do it. This turned out to be a blessing as our child's special education teacher is AMAZING and highly qualified. Apparently, the staff at this school do not all have special education degrees. They had no business teaching my child in the first place. And the headmaster's approach is a red flag.

Clowvazar Academy has been a true blessing for our family. Our child lives with Anxiety, RAD, ADHD,…read moreand dyslexia, and finding a school that not only understands but embraces these unique needs felt impossible until we found Clowvazar. The staff is incredibly kind, honest, flexible, and consistently supportive. They meet children where they are without judgment or pressure, and they create an environment that fosters both emotional and academic growth. For our child, that made all the difference. She finally felt safe, seen, and capable of thriving. What stood out most was how the school didn't try to "fix" anything, they accepted her and built around their strengths while gently guiding them through challenges. Their patience and communication with us as parents were outstanding. We felt like true partners in their education. Clowvazar Academy deserves all the praise. If your child needs a learning environment that prioritizes compassion and individualized support, this is the place. We are deeply grateful.