This school is great. The staff are great and care about the students. They work really hard on…read moremaking the high school experience a great time for students. I would not compare this school to the public high school for Carson because it's not even in the same league. The teachers actually teach the students at Sierra. Literacy has gotten worse in Nevada and lowering standards doesn't help. Send your kids here if you're able.

For this first portion before I go into detail why I am relating Sierra Lutheran a 1 star rating, I…read morewant to highlight some positives of Sierra Lutheran. This review is of my experiences at the High School, it will differ to each of their own, but I believe sharing my experiences can be beneficial to know. Sierra Lutheran is a high school that is focused on community with students. You get to know everyone. Whether if that is a good thing or a bad thing, is up to your opinion. With that in mind, I met a lot of people that I can consider to be lifelong friends due to that small community. Along with that, I had some of the best teachers I've ever had in my years of education from public education to private education. Those individuals know who they are, as incredible men and women who dedicate so many hours to show that they care about their students. Here is now, the next portion, of why I am rating Sierra Lutheran 1 star and I will try to be as direct to the point as possible for any possible future students and parents: From my time at Sierra Lutheran from 2019-2023, I have seen the school changed dramatically. Multiple shifts in leadership and constant change that harmed the student body in many ways, both mentally and spiritually with religious practices. I have seen staff members who left unexpectedly during the school year from some kind of fallout with the school. I have seen really bad things that have been covered up in the process of that. As someone who was known as "The Voice of The Falcons," I was high enough in status to see many things that should have not occurred in an educational institution that most students would not normally witness. Behaviors such as covering up certain wicked situations so parents would not unenroll from the school. You can ask any student that went and graduated in the last 3 years or longer, of their experiences and quite a few would express a similar view. You can even ask any current students at SLHS who have been there for over a year too. Among this, I was treated horribly by the school with my hours of volunteer work I poured into the school. To not even exaggerate, I at least put in over 500 hours, if not more, of volunteer time for Sierra Lutheran. Late last fall, I was called to volunteer for the school, which I put in my time as I wanted to help the school, which later on I was laid off without reason. I asked the Head of the School at the time about why this occurred, which they did not know. This led to the staff member who laid me off, to call me and insult me over the phone and call me a "crying child" and a "small child" among various insults that should have never been stated. No consequences ever came from that, as far as I know. That staff member is still at the school. There are many things I wish I could put in this review, but literally for legal reasons and to protect myself, that is as far as I will go. I made this review because recently, I was informed of still ongoing issues that are occurring at SLHS from a few close friends who still go there. It made me disappointed, that the school hasn't gone for a more positive direction. If there is anything I realized, some things in life will just never change, even under "new management" or if you try to advertise with flashy statistics or numbers. If you are contemplating whether if you want to send your child to Sierra Lutheran High School, I wouldn't. I would never send my child to SLHS knowing what I experienced from the school. I would heavily suggest you to look elsewhere, such as Bishop Manogue in Reno, if you are seeking private education and for your child to have a deeper learning experience with Christ.

My children attended elementary school here. What a fabulous school! The faculty are caring and…read moreconscientious. The curriculum is challenging. There are sports teams that encourage young children to try new things and be active. There is music and drama. My kids flourished here in this family-like atmosphere. Great school!

My kids have received a great education here - small classroom size and rigorous curriculum…read more Parents and teachers who care a lot

Kelly is a very passionate and excellent instructor who strives to make a difference in the…read morecommunity as a service oriented individual. I was inspired by her desire to empower others and help guide and teach students on the skills needed to save a life. Thank you for your service Kelly!

We love Kelly! She has been coming to our office since 2021 and we can't thank her enough for all…read morethe training and time she takes with our team. Scheduling with her is easy and so convenient for us that she comes to us and we don't have to go anywhere. Thank you Kelly!

Although I haven't attended any courses at this Sierra College location, this review is for their…read moreworld class 18 hole Disc Golf course. It's incredible that the college allowed such an awesome course to be installed on their premises. The college itself also looks like a great place to further your education, who wouldn't want to be here looking out at such a wonderful landscape. If your looking for a great hike and a course that will test every shot this is the one to put on your list. Way to go Sierra College!

Now that I finally got my associate's degree (through a 1 1/2 year petition process entirely…read moreinstigated by me, now 22 credits shy of my B.A. and just short of threatening a human protest with my hands shackled to Gov. Jerry Brown's doorknob at the Capitol) I can write my review. Pros: -Like all colleges in the California Community College system, you cannot beat the financial deal here. Something like $42 a credit. -There are great teachers here who genuinely care about their students and coursework/intellectual integrity. This is nothing short of a miracle considering 98% of the instructors are underpaid, part-time employees with NO benefits. -It is a great place to have a "soft start" if you've been out of school for a while. -If you are in the Tahoe basin, can't beat the commute. Right off I-80. -Super friendly administrative support at the front desk. Those ladies run the place and my hats off to them. -Teachers are often also practitioners in their field. -Relaxed vibe. Very relaxed. -$30 parking permit. Seriously. Cons: -Only 10% of community college students are able to transfer to a BA degree-granting program. -Some of your classmates will be on the 10-year plan, if you get my drift, where CC enrollment is a lifestyle choice (hence the recent kibosh of unlimited credits on financial aid w/ out penalty). -Some of your classmates may have been recently released from a mental hospital, halfway house, or related venue. Proceed with caution. -You may have to swallow hard and receive workshop critiques from entitled high school students who have no compunction saying, "Your writing sucks." -Some of your classmates who are older and have kids, medical appointments, work, etc. (Read: EXCUSES) will expect you to be their "note bitch." DON'T DO IT! -Don't expect stellar academic counseling. I became my own counselor, transfer coordinator, and captain of my own ship after almost capsizing from the non-advice I received at Sierra College and will end up with 27 credits beyond the minimum needed for my BA degree program. -Building is freezing cold in winter and has NO hot water in sinks and bathrooms get filthy by the end of the day since they put maintenance staff on limited hours. To conclude, if you don't mind slogging through some mire and bootstrapping your way to an education, have at it. As they say, nothing is free, so don't be fooled by the low prices. You will pay for your education here, but for all my bitching I'm grateful for SC and what I learned here, in and out of the classroom.

Highly reccomend going elsewhere, this facility is directed by their accountant, does not provide…read moreproper care to the children, charges $250/mo extra for potty training, no process was made within 1yr of our kid attending. Very unprofessional!

Wow! I am so happy I found this school. I have seen a difference in both of my boys (age 2 and 4)…read moresince they started going here, as they are learning things I did not think they would know until kindergarten! When I first called to inquire about this Daycare and Preschool I was not aware it is a Montessori school, and I have really liked the teaching methods I have witnessed. It really seems to fit the way my boys think. The teachers are great, and the director has been teaching for years and years (I think she taught elementary school too). In any case, if you are looking for a daycare or preschool for your children, this is one to look into! Oh, and once I heard it was a Montessori I thought it would be priced out of my reach (as Montessoris in the Bay Area are), but the prices are competetive with the other schools in the area (and cheaper than the biggest place in town)! I hope this helps other parents find a great place for their kids! The address listed on Yelp! is wrong. The address is actually 2109 Roop.

My husband and I were reviewing schools, looking for an exceptional education program with heart…read more Jeff, the Director, was incredibly insightful and positive. He has called on a regular basis to ensure all of our questions were answered and if there was anything we needed. We were very impressed with the attention, kindness and communication...it's rare to find an environment like this in the educational system and I would highly recommend this special school.

ODM is a great place to conduct your firearms business and training. I've had numerous firearms…read moretransferred here, a few specialty holsters made and I renewed my CCW here. My only negative, and the reason for 4 stars instead of 5, is that Jeff (owner) is very busy and sometimes it's hard to schedule times when he's actually going to be in the store. He teaches the classes, conducts the range sessions, provides security for some businesses etc. all in addition to running the store. So I understand why he's so difficult to schedule, but I have to drive 35 miles to get there so dropping by is not an option for me.

Jeff is professional, knowledgeable, and down to earth. I would highly recommend his training…read moreclasses.

We get 15 minutes of recess 15 minutes of lunch and 10 minutes of our first break and the teachers…read moreget mad at us for moving around to much‍

Very pleased with the excellent teachers, small class size, clear and frequent communications from…read morethe principal, and many extracurricular activities as well as band. ACMS is our sixth grader's first experience in a "big" school, after homeschooling in elementary years with a small group of Waldorf and Montessori families. We are very pleased with the supportive environment and the challenging & engaging academics!