Very unstructured class and in a shooting there is no cover. Teachers don't do the best job. Just…read moreto add the building may have history but should not be used for a school.

I use to got to pride prep but in my personal opinion it was way better than district 81. All…read moreproblems involving bullying were almost instantly solved and the entirely building has been remodeled so that all the rooms are actually rooms I have no complaints other then the two people who run pride prep ( Bryan and Brenda) have some really dark history

First time at Rogers high school to watch my little buddy play his basketball game…read more Looks nice enough.

I've only been going here a few weeks and it's much better than Ridgeline High School because they…read moreserve better food, have better staff, the building looks like Charles Xavier's School for gifted youngsters and Hogwarts at the same time, and they don't talk about academic success every damn second. I award this school 4 Stars.

Very well set out wrestling dual meet. The parking across the street was all reserved for the event…read moreall day. Also, affordable to get in to watch the event. There are restaurants within a 4 min walk to and from the event also.

As a parent, we love Northwest Christian Schools!…read more The teachers love God and weave the gospel message through all subjects. I know these teachers pray for my kids. What a blessing to hear them praise the Lord through song during chapel!

From the owner: Licensed daycare & preschool. Elementary, Middle School & High School…read more Preparing Minds...Transforming Hearts since 1949

Riverside High School - What a Joke…read more I'm a dad of two kids at this school, and I'm beyond pissed. It's regularly over 100 degrees inside. No AC, no airflow -- just pure misery. My kids come home looking like they ran a marathon. This isn't just uncomfortable -- it's unsafe. The school is falling apart. Bathrooms are disgusting, ceilings are busted, and no one seems to care. I've called, emailed, even showed up in person -- and all I get is excuses.The school is neglecting these kids ,they blame it on the kids for not voting for some rise as one event and sports are more miserable than ever not even enough gyms for the school and other sports, period. It's 2025 and kids are trying to learn in an oven. Absolutely ridiculous. Riverside needs new leadership, new priorities, and a reality check. Do NOT send your kids here. -- A fed-up dad who's had it

Both my kids did not like going to Riverside. It is so sad to hear how their teachers didn't care…read moreor take the time for them. I also emailed a teacher and never got a response. It was very unprofessional. Terrible schools.

This school authentically teaches about Jesus' love. Not only that, but all three of my kids are…read moregetting an exceptional education. The teachers are absolutely the best I have experienced...we've experienced 4 of them so far! Very happy here after moving to the area just last year. An incredible community for your child and family.

Im leaving another review because now I have a daughter in 8th and 4 th grade. You womt find…read moreanother school like St Dominics where your daughter will receive such a good sound Catholic education and formation for life. 6th grade was the turning point where classes and school become more difficult. Because the sisters dont use internet or computers and media as most people do nowadays communication is definitely much slower than one would expect in our day and age. This is in part because the sisters do all the teaching and caring for school grounds etc and they dont hire someone to be secretarty they take turns doing that too so this keeps the cost of the school very affordable. My older daughter seems happy there but she is at the age where the grass is greener on the other side and school is hard. This is normal at this age. I remember going through it as well. She gets along w some of the teachers better than others. Again. Normal. Is the school perfect? No. Are the kids who go their perfect or teachers perfect? No. Theyre human. Most definitely the school is a blessing however challenging it is. Our children nowadays need to learn that they "can do hard things". I wish someone had taken the trouble to teach me this before i became a Mother.

hi so i been sent to this school for about 8-9 years and most of my experience was pretty well ish…read morebut 8th grade was a turning point for me socially but i suffered a lot of mental health issues and was pressured to get good grades and i was so burned out and tired and all of that but its beautiful here and the people here are genuinely kind but i always got humiliated in my class by my math teacher and it actually sucked i basically got called stupid. but i had to get counseling and i broke down every night wanting to be better. overall it was a okay experience. but i dropped out

Our family has been at Windsong for many years. All three of our kids are currently attending. We…read morevalue the commitment of their educators, who are deliberate and meticulous with their teaching practices. We value the school community, who are wholesome, welcoming, and supportive. We value the lack of technology in the classroom, which, in this age, is practically unheard of in any other school setting. All these values coalesce into an education where our children are thriving. Resilience is reinforced through small everyday actions that instill perseverance and enable children to push through life's difficulties. The five C's of twenty-first century skills include critical thinking, creativity, communication, collaboration, and character. I see this every day with my children and their peers. On field trips, facilitators of the tours have commented on observing these traits too - a testament to the quality of their education. Things that should be highlighted: - In the grades, first through eight, the students travel in a cohort with the same teacher. This builds rapport, year after year, and better understanding of how the child learns best. - It's tech free. No computers, no tablets, no movies. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Kids have their hands on realia. Not screens. - Updates. Parents receive updates from their teachers, snippets of what's happening in the classroom. - It comes with a wholesome community. Friendly, welcoming, and inclusive with plenty of coordinated opportunities to socialize with others, if your family is socially inclined. - The kids are outdoors every single day with plenty of recess time and weekly hikes. In the grades, they take plenty of field trips, locally and further. They camp and take international trips. It's an amazing experience for the students. We're excited to be a part of this school community and look forward to many more years here.

We love Windsong so much! Our children are thriving, the teachers are dedicated and passionate, and…read morethe community is vibrant. We love the low-no tech value in the community and the protection of childhood. It's such a unique and wonderful education - so blessed to be a part of it!

No one understand anything you make a recommendation and they say " we will take it into…read moreconsideration" and nothing happens. Everyday and every class is the same going to this place take notes during the day then go home and do homework. A summary is do not send your child here

I am a current student enrolled in this place. I love it here, it has really changed my life. I…read morewould recommend this school to anyone. The first place to call home.