I went to this school. It was back in 2001. Great staff at the time, fun times. I remember we would…read morehave something called Field Day in the Summertime, everyone would be so excited for it! We also had a swimming pool on campus, at the time. Heather

Very good school to our young students good staff for our young students good kids good magnet…read moreSchool

I am a student at Advanced Technology Academy and I really want to see our school succeed. However,…read moreI'm writing this because the quality of the cafeteria lunches has been a major concern lately. Specifically, the ham and cheese sandwiches are often served completely frozen solid in the middle. It's very difficult for students to eat a meal that is still an ice block, and it's disappointing to go through the afternoon hungry because the lunch provided wasn't ready to eat. We would really appreciate it if the staff could ensure all meals are properly thawed and prepared before they are handed out. We just want healthy, edible options so we can stay focused in class!"

My daughter has attended this school for the past three years. It offers an exceptional Honors and…read moreAdvanced Placement classes. I am so thrilled we were able to enroll her as a Freshman. As a Junior she has already taken over 10 AP classes and is well prepared for college. Thank you A-Tech!

Update: After reading the business's response, I feel it's important to clarify a few points:…read more 1. We had all the required documentation to verify our identity -- documents that were even officially issued by the 8th Judicial Courts. 2. This was not an issue with the team as a whole. The problem stemmed from the administration, who insisted on obtaining divorce records from 27 years ago. The enrollment specialist, to her credit, was professional and genuinely wanted to help, but her hands were tied by these unreasonable requirements. 3. According to the Clark County School District, no other school in the district would demand such outdated and unnecessary personal records. We confirmed this directly with the district.

Thrive Point Academy offers a great alternative education for kids from all walks of life. The…read moreteachers do an amazing job of helping kids get to the finish line of graduating. Mr. Medina and Miss Ballek offer amazing leadership and really helped the kids grow! If you're looking for a small school setting for your high school child, I really recommend checking out Thrive Point.

Schools trash asf teacher from the student office has a really bad attitude and think she could…read moresay bad physical things to student plus she always act like if she was the owner of the whole school.

we came for the middle school flag football playoffs and we are the team managers and this guy(…read moremight be the athletic director) kicked us out. Then proceeded to lock all the gates so we could not get our backpacks so stupid.

Shortly after our daughter was born we started the process of touring and evaluating the various…read moreprivate schools in Vegas. There is, in our opinion, no better option than the Meadows School. This is the kind of school that parents in Los Angeles, San Francisco or NYC have to jump through hoops to get their kids into, with massive politics and financial commitments at play. Yet in Vegas, many parents (including on our street) send their kids to Dawson due to its reputation for being easier and more artsy as they are terrified of the academic competitiveness of Meadows. If these same parents were in the Bay Area they'd be doing backflips trying to get their kids into the same sort of school there as Meadows. The campus is amazing. The curriculum is challenging. The kids are happy and very engaged in sports, theater, charity and other after-school activities. The parents are friendly and, especially the "Meadows Moms", work tirelessly to help out. Yes, your kid has to test into each school (K, middle, high). Great, we love a meritocracy rather than forced social promotion. And my daughter will have friends for life as she goes from K thru 12 here.

Meadows has changed, and prospective families should look closely at student and family…read moreretention--not just enrollment. The current sophomore class experienced a loss of several long-term students between freshman and sophomore year. For a small school like Meadows, that is meaningful. These were not families simply passing through; they had been part of the Meadows community for years. When several long-term families leave from a class in one year, it raises questions about their experience and what is happening within the school community. In my view, the current administration is a major concern. I have also seen changes in the sense of community, along with the loss of long-standing families, faculty, and traditions that once made Meadows special. What is most disappointing is seeing a school that once felt so stable and connected become a place where long-term families are no longer staying. That kind of change doesn't happen without a reason, and it deserves to be recognized.

An incredible private school in Las Vegas. Beautiful campus, attentive and caring faculty, and an…read moreideal learning environment.

My niece graduated from here and all I can say is that she is prepared for Bishop Gorman…read more The family that runs this does a top notch job. All three of my children went to private school in the Bay Area and I would not have hesitated for one minute to have sent them here. The commitment to true learning of Science, Mathematics, reading writting....gee what a novel idea....is top notch. Their aint no woke CRT or Gender studies here...as that stuff will not further your career in general. There is true love for the students and the student body here.

My kids have been going here for five years now, and we've been so happy with our experience. We…read morelove the small-school feel, the teachers, and the religious aspect. We aren't active Catholics, but we agree with most Catholic teachings and really appreciate the values the school reinforces. Most importantly, my kids feel loved and cared for here. The teachers truly care about their students, the front office is always wonderful, and we've had a great experience with the administration as well.

Being a former student it's hard to tell you all the messed up things that this school has endured…read moreon me. I went k-8, the teachers and principal acted like bullying was something from a movie, they refused to punish a kid in my class because his parents would donate tons of money and they didn't want to lose check. More in-depth with that kid he would constantly harass every body and even do some inappropriate things to the girls in my class and I mean it was very very inappropriate. The elementary teachers were fine, but the middle school teachers would yell at you for every single thing (except the math teacher), my English teacher yelled and started shaming me but when the smarter kids mess up worse then me she just say it's fine. Also the P.E/spanish teacher she would barely teach real Spanish, half the time she would just make up her own words, for P.E she always picks the strongest boys when playing anything that requires a captain. At least the principal was nice but she still favored that kid and defended him even when she still sees him threatening or harassing students, he even made a threat but no suspension or expulsion.

I go here and it is fun I do AFJROTC and it is fun like the people here are good. Have funread more

This school is really good school all my cousins go there and my auntie and I love the chili cheese…read morebut sometimes the chili cheese could be mean but it's OK and the football team and band team and flag team. That's a good team. I love the whole school.

Think twice about enrolling here - it is not what it seems! Initially, we were very happy with New…read moreHorizons Academy. My middle school-age daughter really enjoyed going, and we loved the small class sizes. She went her entire 6th-grade year with no issues. I was the President of the PTO and spent hours of my own time and hundreds of dollars to support the school. This year, she had a few minor issues related to her autism and tic disorder come up that were completely blown out of proportion, and within a month she ended up being kicked out. She was not a bully and not violent. They did very little to work with her, and when we requested supports and accommodations they were refused. We have a pending discrimination case open with the state of Nevada and will be filing a complaint with the Nevada Department of Education. We are devastated with how this was handled. Though they claim to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for all students, this was not the case with us and it has happened to other families as well. Be wary of this school!

My son has been attending New Horizons Academy for the past two years. The teachers and staff are…read morefantastic. My son has gained a lot of independence and knowledge. Their after school art and cooking programs are top notch. More importantly, the environment is so welcoming and loving. My son wakes up everyday and practically runs out of the door to get to school.

If you have a child with any type of special needs, please stay away from this school. My daughter…read morehas high-functioning autism and was completely neglected here. It became clear that children are only accepted if they fit into a very narrow "box" of what the school deems acceptable. What's worse, the principal, Mrs. Bello, actually told me, "Had I known your daughter had autism, I would have never allowed her to go to the school." This statement was not only shocking but deeply hurtful. Every child deserves inclusion, understanding, and respect--values that this school clearly does not uphold.

My daughter has gone to OLLV since kindergarten. This place has really gone down hill since Mrs…read more Bello took over as principal. She plays favorites and is extremely rude. Take your money elsewhere where it will be appreciated like St. Francis Where your child's education will be priority.