This is Irving's ISD finest high school! Amazing and beautiful ;-)read more

I teach at Singley. The students, staff and admin are all awesome. Hands down the best high school…read moreto attend in the DFW area.

This small intimate Montessori school is a gem. A bit off the beaten path in a more business-type…read morearea, it is an oasis, with large grounds, animals, beehives, sheep, turkeys. Very tranquil setting for students who need that. The class sizes vary but are small. Ethnically, it is diverse. It shares the campus with a convent, but I seldom have seen nuns. It only goes up to 8th grade.

We had an amazing experience with the Toddler Montessori program for our son. I saw such positive…read morechanges in him after only one month. He followed directions better, was more independent, and sometimes did not want to leave school! You can really tell that all of the staff truly care about each child and their family. I was at peace sending him to school every day knowing that he was in the most nurturing and supportive environment.

I had a very good experience with MacArthur high school. Coming onto campus the first thing you…read morenotice it's a beautiful mature trees, that outline and surround the entirety of the campus. As you encounter faculty and staff you get a sense of community here that I don't always find on high school campuses. Between my work, and also between having some very active family members in the high school community I have a unique opportunity to visit and work with a lot of high schools. I can honestly say that this one is very helpful, friendly, and welcoming. I was here for an event that my grandson was participating in. That event required tickets and essentially you have to go onto a website or get an app in order to purchase tickets even as a visitor to the school. The staff here was very friendly and helpful as far as helping me purchase tickets for my family. I also attended the concession stand and the adults and students There were very friendly, welcoming and helpful too. I have to say my visit here, and all the encounters I had with people that represent the school, including the students was very pleasant.

Love this school great school. This school is more than a place it is a home for some of us. Wish…read morewe were still young and live a little longer.

Love it Love it Love it!!! It has been a blessing and a Godsend for my child! The academics are…read moredifficult and high standard /college prep, so be prepared for that. The friendships made here will last my son a lifetime. The Love of Jesus is palpable here. Updated: Great school! Very expensive -about $20,000/yr for middle and high school. Other great Christian schools for less money like Trinity Christian or Nazarene Christian.

After having been there for 15 years, I can definitely attest to the quality and care put into this…read moreschool from pre-K to 12th grade. There is no other school like it and we have been so blessed and grateful to be a part of it all these years! My child got a scholarship to two amazing universities with all the wonderful wonderful preparation he received!

I have 2 daughters attending Joshua High School and we are extremely grateful for the education…read morethat they are receiving. The teachers there care about each student and that the students all receive an excellent education. We stay in Joshua because of Joshua ISD.

I'm a student so here is my view, this school is amazing. Let me answer some questions you may have…read more How many schools are in Townview?? There are 6 schools in Townview 1.Talented and Gifted (TAG) the smartest 2.school of engineering (SEM) 3. School of law (JBS Law magnet) 4. High school of health professions (HSHP) my school 5. School of business management (SBM 6. Education and social services (ESSM) Is this school hard?? Yes it is, and depending on which school you go into it may be even harder. For example TAG is harder overall than HSHP. They get more work and have high standards over all. Though some schools may have higher standards all the school are great and each holds their students to what they believe to be a reasonable academic goal. Is it hard to get in?? Yes and no, it has gotten easier which is a complaint I have. The class size has gone up so it is "easier" to get in. But it is in no way easy to get in. You still have to prepare and deliver on all the entry requirements and if even then nothing is guaranteed. Personally I love this school it prepares me perfectly for the future I want and sets me on the math to make my dreams into reality. All the teachers are great at their job so if you aren't doing good in a class that's on you because I know the teachers do all they can to help you succeed. From tutoring times to giving out their emails so you can ask questions at any times. If you come to Townview and are willing to put in the work then the teachers will be sure to help you get where you want to go and end up with that dipping your hand. Hope to see you here one day if you are considering applying- Diego class of 2021

DallasISD announced that, as of this year, ALL students have the option of getting FREE breakfast…read moreAND lunch regardless of economic situation; not even a form to sign! I was gleeful... my HS daughter, was another story, her response, "Caf food is awful!" "Awful" seemed a bit extreme, but this is young person who typically has a lunch bag packed with hummus, tabbouleh and feta cheese chunks with naan bread and fresh fruit salad. But, with an entire year of FREE LUNCHES on the table, I had to check it out for myself. The meal was not bad for the $3 'civilian' rate I paid! Jumbo Fish Stick on wheat bun, beans, lime rice, mac n cheese all rather flavorful; but the canned fruit... not so much. The fish was actually FISH, not like the 'fish product' of yore! It flaked like fish, had a lightly crunchy crust and wasn't greasy at all. It possibly was baked! I fixed it up with Sriracha sauce and Ranch dressing. They get major creds for the service bar (fresh orange infused iced water) with a nice assortment of condiments! Not just salt/pepper, ketchup/mustard; there were bottles of lime juice, Sriracha sauce, BBQ sauce, Cajun, Ranch & Balsamic dressings and more! I certainly didn't have it this good at my HS cafeteria! The 'Kiddling'? She will be enjoying the culinary benefits of my school tax dollars this year! What we save will go towards Restaurant Week 2015, YAH! ABOUT THE TOWNVIEW CAMPUS... This campus is one of the best kept secrets in the often maligned DallasISD system. It houses six magnet schools (see below) and all six have consistently ranked top 100 on USNews & World Report list of the Best Public High Schools* in the nation. The School for the Talented & Gifted has been ranked #1 seven years out of nine; most recently the past 3 years in a row, 2012, 2013 & 2014. (*list of 500, selected from 20,000). 1 Talented & Gifted 2 Science & Engineering 3 Business & Management 4 Law & Public Safety 5 Education & Social Services 6 Health Professionals

My two youngest children attended SBS, it has gone through many changes and the most recent…read moreprincipal did an excellent job at applying for grants and funding to update the school. It is a small community with one class per grade, every one is nice, no bullying. The admin staff and teachers are wonderful.

Wonderful school - small community and great teachers. My daughter has thrived here since 2020read more

Lovely community and great school with access to Holy Mass daily with a beautiful area. God bless.read more

Such an outstanding school! If your son is curious, hard working and driven this is the place for…read morehim. The Cistercian monks bring a sense of peace and a grounding for the boys. Their vow of stability means they will be there long after the boys leave to make their mark in the world. The education and facilities are top rated. These boys leave prepared to enter the best universities in the country and excel. The faith formation is amazing as well.