14803 Kilpatrick Ave

When I was attending, I learned about things unrelated to actual life skills . I commend the social workers for trying to get students to be present. If parents are involved in their childrens learning and after school activities, progress is further than not being involved. Teachers seem to be picky about which students proceed by who they favor more. Surprisingly enough I was failing my computer class until I helped the teacher that was being made fun of from a student, changed from unfavorable to passing grade. Having a double period on top of having to eat lunch in the same classroom for a combined 3 periods was unbearable, only had peanut butter and jelly, no other option. More like detention. With a teacher who called the police because I had a cigarette fall on the floor in front of her. I was given a ticket and had to pay a fine. Ended up dropping out from the everyday anxiety. With a better support system I'm sure it would have been possible to at least complete my sophomore year. I wasn't even present enough to remember my locker combination. Give something worthy of learning for kids to really thrive throughout life. Like financial assistance, the stock market, mortgages. Instead of regurgitated math equations and pilgrims feeding native Americans. Hindsight is 20/20

The very best. I thank God for them

This school is a horrible example of leadership, respect, and role modeling. This is ridiculously atrocious and I don't recommend this school. This school overlooks too much and has too much racism and discrimination!!!

I am so thankful that my daughter was able to go to Ridge. Every single staff person I have encountered has been wonderful, it literally could not be a better kindergarten. I absolutely loved my daughter's kindergarten teacher! I really couldn't recommend this school enough.