This is the second dance competition I have attended at this school. It's very clean. The locker…read moreroom was great for my girls to change in and run back out to the floor to perform! The school's colors are green and yellow. Very bright when you walk in. Looks like tons of athletic accomplishments. Very spacious and hold quite a few spectators. Each event was dance related and it's a huge difference being a spectator and a coach. As a spectator, the high school dances from a side view. As a middle school coach, it was way more crowd friendly since the dancers faced the crowd. For each event, there was enough room for everyone to enjoy the show!

The schools in Lexington are not nearly as good as they are currently perceived. There is an…read moreenergetic, dynamic Superintendant who has done a masterful job with public relations and optics. As a result, the schools are not considered an issue right now (no mention that I heard in the mayoral race). But the schools are pretty mediocre (some schools are great, as good as any private school education while others are very troubled) and the "main office" is TERRIBLE. It's as bad as any bureaucracy I could name.

I think this is a really good school in comparison to other schools in Lexington Kentucky. My…read moredaughter is a sophomore here and she has not had any issues with any students or staff. In fact, they are helping her get to the grade she is supposed to be in and works with her when she needs extra time on assignments or needs to complete missing assignments. They offer tutoring which is really nice as well. They offer lots of sports and clubs so children can get involved as much as possible. Great school.

Lafayette is a descent school, but it has really been let go of, the desks are awful and the…read morestudents seem to be the ones in control not the teachers, and to make matters worse, they just purchased new "smart boards" for the teachers which nobody asked for, yet the bathrooms are derelict and the desks are in shambles.

Best school ever, I love it here, my friend went to Jessie Clark instead of here and I'm trying to…read moreconvince him to come over here, Its really the best school ever with the best teachers and students!!!

Teachers are amazing also staff is great could use some minor updates to the classroom including…read morethe tables and chairs but overall

i went here when i was a wee lad and this gotta be the best education i got ever. my class was real…read moresmall and all my classfriends was real good. then we did musicals and they was dope man

I wish i could give my experience tonight less than a 1 star. My parents are residents and live in…read moreSugar Maple Ct and have been for a long while now since i was in High School and now 27. My father is well known in this community and helps care for his neighbors. My Mother also has friends in the neighborhood. I myself help my Father help others around the neighborhood. Things such had yard work,painting, animal care, and working with those how are older and whose movements have been restricted. I am saddened by the ignorance, absence of knowledge that there are indeed African American residents other than my family. I am aware of how African American race is perceived in the world. I also am aware that there have been incidents in the past, in the neighborhood dealing with theft and other negative events. Ive not only been advised about those things happening via email as well as letters but my parents know of incidents were things have been stolen from their neighbors. I often walk my dog or ride my bike at night. Tonight i happened to be riding my bike and apparently was called in on by a resident to security and was stopped and questioned as if i was doing something mischievous. It really is a shame for how long my family has resided at the residents to be looked at or viewed as if i do not belong. Lets flip this story just in case anyone wanted to play devils advocate. I saw a few people walking their dogs as i was riding my bike 3 to be exact.Would it be fair to call security to "check on things" after seeing each individual? I am asking for the community to become more aware of the residents and more mindful of the fact that there are residents here who are African American who do various things around the neighborhood and the first thought when anyone sees these situations happen is to call security this can turn into a much worse situation than a "review" .

Our family has been at Sayre School since 2015 and we are absolutely thriled with our choice. We…read morehave one preschooler and one "lower schooler" now. While there are quite a few private preschools and elementary educations to pick from Sayre blows them out of the water. The quality of the program, teachers, and personal attention is worth every penny!   Our children have grown as individuals and have been exposed to amazing learning opportunities. The community really cares for each other. Communication between school and home is amazing. I am able to check in periodically with my children's teachers and get real time info. They really want the student to succeed! I think the best testimony to the school are my daughters; They LOVE going to school!!!!  Our children are so proud to show us their work and to tell us about their daily learning.  They are so proud of her school! We believe in Sayre so much we have wholeheartedly chosen it to be all 3 of our children's educations until they graduate. We cannot wait for our youngest to start school in the fall and to experience the Sayre way. ( She already sneaks in for morning meeting when we drop her older sister off!)

From the owner: Downtown Lexington's only private, independent, college preparatory school. Serving students age…read moretwo through grade twelve.

Ain't worth a damn dime. This place fuckin sucks! I wouldn't send my kid hear for love and money…read more The football team ain't never been worth a quarter either. I was doing burnouts in the parking lot and the bastards ran me out of there. Pshh unreal!

I kind of favor schools, not really because of academics (what they stand for), but for their…read morefootball programs. Yes, I went to UK because that was one college that I had applied to that actually had a football program! But unlike UK, this high school actually chose a mascot that makes sense. I have yet to see a cat of the "wild" species. Apparently, the students had taken a vote on Broncos, which is fitting! So it goes to write that I found out that this school, which opened in 2017, had started enrolling and by the end of the season, their football team was ranked 25th in the state! Can you believe that?! It is the highest ranked public school football team in Lexington! So for that achievement, I have a team to follow (not as closely as college football mind you); however, it is still something. Also, I have to write that their website was easy to follow, when I had scrutinized the scheduling and the tour was amazing, very beautiful surroundings and lay out! Apparently, their first game is a scrimmage tomorrow and they actually play more local high schools than last year, one will get to see them actually test themselves as the best public school in Lexington! Who knew that a high school could throw a football team together and have the team go onto being one of the top ranked schools, in football, their first year? AMAZING! To put it in perspective, rankings in 2017: Frederick Douglass #25 Tates Creek #29 Henry Clay ranked #33 Lafayette #57 Bryan Station #110 Paul Laurence Dunbar #159