Nevada

Westside Christian is an amazing school! My boys love their teachers and peers. I think people get too hung up on the Christian part, and while that is part of the curriculum, it's not the only thing they teach. They have a healthy mix of both. My daughter will be starting here in September, and she cannot wait! 10/10 I would recommend.

Sacred Heart Academy provides a safe and loving environment for their students. We chose this school because we wanted to instill in our kids a good Catholic education. The students here are very respectful and are raised in traditional Catholic values. When I hear news about kids bringing weapons in public middle school, I am thankful my kids feel safe at their school. The academics are great, with both kids in advanced math classes. My only regret about SHA is that we didn't start the kids earlier. We joined when they were in third and fourth grades (prior to that they were in public school). Five stars for SHA!

I started going to this school in middle school. It has had a lot of growth since. If I were writing a review then, it wouldn’t be the same. I’ve seen teachers come and go, but I will say that the ones who have been here throughout my education have impacted me positively and helped me through every year. Many of the teachers are willing to work with the students and make the class engaging and fun. The students are amazing at welcoming and greeting every new kid. I will say however, if there is drama, EVERYONE will know, which could be good or bad (this goes for secondary). Bullying and any other incidents are usually handled quickly, and mostly fair. I have loved the community I am surrounded in, and there’s always something to look forward to. I like the games we play every Friday and end of the year, so when things get boring, I can look forward to the end of the week. This school also sticks to the Bible while not making it seem tedious and boring, which makes it enjoyable. Classroom sizes are usually a maximum of about 15 and I would say it’s easy to keep up in most classes. I would recommend. We don’t have prom though!

My wife and I sent our son to this school as a barely age eligible toddler all the way through 6th grade graduation. Biggest mistake of our lives. Not all, but some of the teachers had the temperament of children themselves. And when you are stuck with the same immature teacher for 3 years, it's developmentally harmful. Looking back, I am so sad I ever found this place, as it was a destructive and toxic environment. It's a largely female run organization which in my experience almost had a disdain for the male students which they unfortunately projected onto the girl students. So many of the kids here seemed socially awkward. Many teachers focus on victim culture and activism rather than actual life skills and learning. I remember the day when the grove middle school math teacher complained to me that none of the children coming out of MIR could do basic math. By the way.... I advise against the grove also as it's just more of the same under a different name. I spent a lot of time and money here and I wish I had it all back. I would go with a good public or Christian school over this place any day. And I'm no fan of public schooling.Your school decision is much bigger than you think. Please do your research and don't be sucked in by the pretty grove enveloped campus or the MIR marketing materials. The path you set your child on and the types of people you choose to surround them with, matters more than anything. I could write a big long ranting review of this place, but it doesn't matter as much as just telling you that after the full experience with this school, my recommendation is to look elsewhere. Best of luck to all who read this.

My kids have been a part of RCS for 14 years. We appreciate the Biblical Worldview being taught, the incredible weekly chapels and the variety of sports offered. My oldest children have pioneered their own clubs they wanted to start and have loved serving on Missions Trips. My son has been on ASB and also has benefited from the incredible Spanish Immersion program that has allowed him to be bilingual which has given the ability to communicate with people from other countries who he otherwise would have had a barrier of speaking with.