They have bats in the toilets and squirrels in the ceiling. Very not sanitary. Scared for my…read moregrandkids health.

HHS (in SLC) is a great school. Overall the teachers care and many of them go above and beyond to…read moregive the students good opportunities. There are a wide variety of students, and like any school it has it's problems, but there are a lot of involved parents and the staff cares. The offerings are great as well compared to neighboring schools. Highland offers an IB program and concurrent enrollment options. The opportunities are present for kids who want them.

Unfortunately, our experience with this school has been extremely disappointing. The biggest issue…read morehas been the lack of communication and accountability from administration. There have been repeated concerns regarding bullying, including obvious signs that have been reported by parents multiple times, yet there has been little to no meaningful action or communication about what is being done to address it. Parents should not have to repeatedly advocate for their children's safety or physically go into the school just to get a response. The Assistant Director has been particularly difficult to communicate with. There is very little proactive communication with parents, and it often feels like families are left to chase down answers rather than the administration taking responsibility for keeping parents informed. There are also concerns with the overall culture and professionalism. Some teachers seem more focused on being their students' friends than maintaining the structure, boundaries, and authority that children need from their teachers. Having a positive relationship with students is important, but being liked should never come before being a responsible educator. Another major concern is the quality of the food being served. We have seen or been made aware of food being served to children that was moldy or not completely cooked. This is not something that should ever be considered acceptable in a school setting. Families are expected to pay significant amounts, yet basic standards regarding the food children are being served do not always seem to be met. There are also concerns surrounding lunchroom practices. An aide, Tessa, has been observed rushing children out of the lunchroom before their allotted lunch time is over. The impression given is that this is being done so the lunch staff can be sent home earlier and the school can avoid paying additional hours. If that is in fact the reason, it is extremely concerning. Children should not have their time to eat shortened because of staffing costs or budget decisions. We chose this school because we trusted that our children would be safe, properly supervised, respected, and cared for. Unfortunately, our experience has left us questioning AGAIN whether those priorities are truly being upheld. There are some good people who care about the children, but the ongoing administrative and operational issues are too significant to ignore.

They have problems with their staff treating students how they should. Not just from personal…read moreexperience. This is why they somehow have reviews turned off on Google. Which I didnt know was even possible.

My daughter really enjoys the teachers and the school itself is really well maintained. The choir…read moreprogram is very active and the kids sound great.

Beautiful building! Salt lake city school district has some fantastic buildings. I love all of the…read morenatural light and the huge windows. Also the class rooms are roomy.

Vibe's chill as brick for a post midterm meal. I love curry and snow…read more Don't usually like the union's food court but can't hate its reliability; makes me not want to go to work 4 stars for the snow!

I attended a private after-hours event in this building during the holidays. It's a cool space, and…read moretheir pricing is great. Likewise, the catering staff was so attentive and kind and was able to answer all of my questions about ingredients. The big downside is it's confusing to find the spaces that people can rent, like the restaurant upstairs. Also the bathroom is a 10 mile trek across the building.

When I went here 8 years ago not only did the principal insult my dad who had been murdered half a…read moreyear before but every teacher was evil. There was one time kids tried recording me in the bathroom stall and when I got a photo of there faces and reported them I got in trouble for having my phone on me and they never disciplined the kids who had their phones and where trying to record kids in the bathroom. All of granite school district is corrupt I switched to a private school where I was treated humanely and my kids will never be attending granite school district.

Granite School District is a great place to be. The offices have a location to get food at that is…read moreprepared each day. Most of the workers are knowledgeable and helpful. The district works with a variety of students on a multitude of levels.

DO NOT WORK HERE AS A SWEEPER! If I could give zero stars, I would. I think as a school with…read moreteaching education is great. What I don't like is when working here as a sweeper, you're treated like trash by the principal, Carla. She had no authority over the sweepers, and our boss kept telling us to not listen to anything the teachers say with complaints. He knew we were getting our job done. The principal constantly picked on me and was told that I was terrible at what I was doing. She then pulled me aside one day to tell me to quit or she'll fire me. So I quit. She then texted my boss that I quit, her actions shocked my friends and former coworkers. Especially because my boss was sad and confused about why I "quit." He expressed that to my friends, and they told me. After I left, my friend started getting targeted by Carla, telling her the same things she told me. My friend is quitting today because of how awful the principal has been. Carla has zero respect for what the sweepers do, as well as bullying us. My grandparents were sweepers, and they told me the same thing. The teachers and principals have zero respect for what we do. If you want to complain, do the job yourself. We don't have to work here and pick up after you, especially when a principal bullies and picks on two 17-year-old girls who are tired of the disrespect from the principal.

Principal Theiler is the best! All the teachers genuinely care. The building facilities are…read moreaverage but the atmosphere and vibes are the best!

I love it here! The teachers are amazing and my kids love every one of them! The director is…read moreawesome and always so helpful when questions or concerns come up. I would recommend to anyone with any age kids!

Amazing staff, consistently stellar evidence of their educational approach, which is part social…read moreand part creative- evidence from my daughter's communication and her creative behaviors that came partly from the school curriculum and partly from her interactions with her classmates and teachers. I'm truly astounded by the level of quality and passion. My daughter has grown up with signing time and other active learning curriculum and I was worried that her experience in preschool might not build effectively on it. There was no reason to worry. I was an utter wreck picking up my daughter on her last day of school (due to moving). She didn't seem sad, she's 4. I've grown to trust all the fantastic people here over the years and it was so tough to part ways. Thanks everyone. I can't express it properly. Special thank you to Karla and Sarah!