Bishop Lynch guided my child into a world of opportunity. They provided the perfect environment for…read moreeducational growth. Good friends were made, accountability was learned and the feeling of accomplishment was prevalent.

So much sadness for my child attending this high school. Just keep your nose down, try to avoid the…read morebully kids, keep a positive attitude. The teachers really do care, get to know the students, and are engaging. Its the administration that is chasing the almighty dollar and allowing terrible behavior from students against others. There is never mention of treating your fellow students with a Christian attitude and definitely no enforcement of morals by the principal, president, dean of students, counselors. BL tuition is too expensive for the abusive environment the kids have to endure.

It's a very nice looking school. Think Breakfast Club…read more It's also in a good neighborhood and has a great football stadium. We enjoy supporting the kids and my kids love going to their football games and musicals. I don't know what kind of crime they have as it is a high school and there are kids with rough home lives, but it appears to be doing well and as I've always seen, you get what you look for!

Don't mistake Lake Highlands for what it's not, this is an okay school with the district of…read moreRichardson to lean back on. I would advice to look into other schools however, this place is going downhill fast. The neighborhood in which the facility is located is nice, there is a recreational center right across the street that is sometimes used by the school for science projects and what not. The environment of the school is very clique-y and it is quite visibly noted during lunch where mostly white students (with some exceptions) eat at the student center while black and Hispanics tend to drift in the cafeteria, why this is I will never understand. Staff doesn't really mind the cliques and in some cases it seems they promote it. Hm... My biggest issue with this institution is the staff. Most of the staff here is very prissy, rude and unprofessional. If you need something from them I advice you to send them a notice 2 years prior because unless someone is dying or it benefits them, they really don't care. I would never send my child to an institution like this. Rude rude rude.

Here today! I had to…read moreuse the restroom (wink,wink) and was ushered in by campus security. I was first ushered in from the time my motorcoach arrived on campus which was great. That campus was on top of it! I didn't have to call my Point of Contact to him for him/them I've arrived, my escort told me it's what he does. Iiiii liiiiike, very impressive. As I mentioned I needed to use the restroom before our trip to Houston and was escorted to their NEW SPORTS FACILITY! Wowza, it was a beaut! My visitor nosey self bushy tail all wide eyed looking in amazement. My pictures tell a thousand word max of my review, so I'm gonna stop here! Here today. Yelp tomorrow!

Pretty much the best education you could ever buy for your 1-12th grade boys in Dallas. And for…read morethat I am supremely grateful to my parents. SUPREMELY. Seriously, this place prepares you in ways you don't recognize until years later, and then you're all the more appreciative when you're old enough and mature enough to appreciate such things. And as Scott said, I've made some great lifetime friends at the school, no doubt the contacts come in handy for a variety of things... One thing that this place didn't prepare me for was proper interaction with females. I was so socially awkward around girls until I learned in college how booze helps. Oh wait, I'm still socially awkward around girls. Thank you, all boys school!

Our daughter love, love this school! Strong academics,…read moregreat atmosphere makes our child trill academically and emotionally! Complete opposite experience then previous high school she attended. Bending Oaks High School was excellent choice!

I felt compelled to review Bending Oaks High School after reading Jane T. and Carrie C's reviews…read more Just changing schools is not a fix for any child, but choosing the right one along with support and love at home can make a huge difference. Bending Oaks help save my son. He is an amazing, intelligent kid who was miserable as a sophomore at Southlake Carroll High School. After years of believing Carroll was the best we realized a change had to be made. As Jane T. and Carrie C. suggest, we interviewed, visited and "test drove" the school and my son made the most difficult decision to leave his friends and commute 60 miles each day to Bending Oaks. He has not regretted the decision and nor have we. My Son feels Bending Oaks, help change his life. I agree Bending Oaks is not for everyone and as we found out, neither is Southlake Carroll. With any private school a parent and student should find the best match. I like to describe Bending Oaks as a Dot Com and other traditional schools as big corporations. There is a mutual respect between the "management" and "individual contributors" and all are invested in the success of the school. The proof of Bending Oaks' is in my son. He was a child full of life who completely lost his spark and regained it at Bending Oaks. As a sophomore at Carroll we were afraid he wouldn't graduate. He is a senior now with a great ACT score and has 100% college acceptances one is San Diego State University. SDSU is the most desired and impacted California State University with an acceptance rate of 36%. We are so very proud of our son and so very thankful to Bending Oaks. I find the reviews by Jane T. and Carrie C. not only insulting to the teachers and staff of Bending Oaks but also to the parents and students who trust Bending Oaks every day. This is a biased but legitimate review by a parent.

This was a horrible elementary I'm 17 now but I finally found out the elementary I went to only for…read more1 year they treated me like shit I can't tell you how many times they watched me piss my self cause they would not let me use the restroom and I would have to watch kids play every day never once was I allowed to play and I'd clean up after the kids with me and my buddy I had and I was a scared little kid i didn't say nothing but I got my ass tore up the teachers would lie on my name tell my dad I did stuff I had watched other kids do this place is horrible DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE

My daughter started Kent in 3rd she was at a charter school the previous years. Since she's moved…read moreto Kent she doing very well and been on the honor roll the whole time she's been here. I love everything about this school the teachers are amazing and loving. The principal is a rock star, the love she has for the students it's as if there her own. Excellence is exemplified thought out this school. They're recipients of blue ribbon award. I'm a part of the PTA and there very inclusive and want what's best for the the school over all!!! If your considering this school your child will feel loved, as well as Supported though out their primary years and beyond!!!!

*review for track and cemetery*…read more So...my fatass recently began a "running" (read, "walking/jogging") program. Long story short, I needed a nearby track with lighting to run on at night. After calling all the local high/middle schools and hearing a whole bunch of "no's", one finally suggested Eastfield. Awesome! Their track is essentially a really long (one mile, I believe) sidewalk with squishy rubber track stuff on it. Its not your typical oval- its long and squiggly, and wraps around two "lakes", some trees, and some sporting courts. There are nice quarter mile markers to help you judge your workout, too. Everyone is super considerate and will move when they see you coming past them (the track is about two people wide). Its mostly lighted, but some lights are out and this is not the *best* area, so be mindful-however, there is an emergency pager located about 3/8ths into the track, and I have seen a cop sitting in his car the whole time I'm out there before, so I haven't felt unsafe. Around the track there are tennis courts which are open to use by anyone, a water fountain, and what I found to be a workout/stretch park? I don't know what to call it....it looks like an outdoor gym thats missing weights. I use it to stretch out before and after jog/walks. Closer to the road you'll find the Motley family cemetery. This is a neat little spot inside a wrought-iron fence. The sign has a nice bit of history- 25 plots in the cemetery now, for the Motley family (the roads namesake) and their slaves. It is still used, as well. All in all a great place to relax and have a nice mile (or two or three) long run/walk/jog :)

Seems like a nice, local community college. Not too big and not too small. The area has nice…read moreshrubbery and what looked like a nice basketball court.

I came here to judge a cheerleading tryout. The campus is big and very beautiful. It felt like the…read morecampus of a small junior college. I got a little lost trying to get to the gym but everyone I asked directions from was so kind. They have a 3 story gym with dance rooms, weight room, basketball court, etc. I wouldn't hate returning to this school! The people are so nice and the campus is beautiful.

Great open campus, friendly staff, and communications are awesome. As a parent, I'm always getting…read moreinformation about what my child is learning.