Little Friends-Bridge High School

Indian Trail has completely turned around. We got a new principal for the 22-23 school year and she is amazing. She focuses on the important things- social emotional learning, attendance and supporting the staff and kids in any way. The teachers at Indian Trail truly care about the kids and work hard to meet their needs. The only negative thing I can say is that I wish the building and grounds were better kept. I know Mrs. Ratner is trying to brighten up our school with murals, signs and new furniture, but it needs a lot of work, especially on the outside.

i was a student here and some of the teachers are nice but others really could care less. the reading teachers are rude and have no respect for the kids, the new library assistant could care less about the older kids and yells at them but loves the younger kids. even though a lot of the teachers weren’t my favorite there are a few. one of the 6th grade teacher really cared for me and made sure i felt safe and the new art teacher did too. lunch is pretty bad and same with the respect for students but it is bearable.

"Wow this is the best school it tops my list. This school and the staff is always helpful and they always are smiling. My two boys loves you guys!"

We love St Joan of Arc. We have been a part of the school community since 2019 when my oldest started in the 3yo pre-k classroom. Shout out to Mrs Zink who is the best there is! We’ve been most impressed with the teachers, staff and administrators. They pour their hearts into the students and it shows…an outstanding academic program, caring for the whole child’s development in a loving environment. Grateful to have such an incredible place for our children to grow.

Both of my sons started at ACS in K and graduated from 8th grade. Highly intelligent children NEED a place like Avery Coonley. These children need to be challenged and have to know what it is like to work hard to achieve academic success. Too often, high-IQ kids are bored in school and become disengaged or lazy. My sons needed ACS to value the importance of hard work and dedication to their classes. Due to the challenging course work, the skills they learned at ACS provided them with the tools to go on to have successful high school and college careers. In addition, smart kids need to be where it is "cool to be smart". At ACS, students can just focus on academics without some of the external garbage you can get at some public schools.

LES is a beautiful school with modern learning spaces and classrooms. There are a lot of ways for families to get involved. Communication is great. Our child is very happy there.