Clifton Knoll

good school, very diverseteachers are supportive

Horrifying. Kids with severe learning disabilities not separated from other students, thus constantly disrupting the class and not affording those students the teaching they need. A counselor in a classroom, students distracting with profanity outbursts and running out of classrooms yelling "I want to go home" This is just the first three months of school. Also, my child has had homework twice this year. Twice. I verified and there is no homework, and when it is given ( 2 times) it is ridiculous how low a bar this school sets for its children. It is impossible to learn with children with disabilities constantly distracting the class. Bringing a counselor in the classroom only creates more distraction. I took my child here because we HAD to. But i am looking in to moving just to get another school, this has been an absolutely heart breaking experience. DO NOT SEND YOUR KID TO THIS SCHOOL if you value their education.

We moved to the area a year ago and after reading this site I was extremely concerned. After now being here for a year I will say that my opinion has changed dramatically. The teachers my kids have had go above and beyond. They are incredibly communicative and overall amazing!!! Everything about this school is great!

I cannot put into words how much I despise going to this High School. The school events are bare and lackluster; both homecomings I went to were so disappointing. My classmates have very little regard for others and show zero interest in engaging in a well-educated school environment. The staff and students alike show a huge amount of ignorance when it comes to subjects like racism and other discriminatory issues. The amount of racism, sexism, ableism, and homophobia is extreme even for a private Christian school, and staff shows huge amounts of bias. I often feel stressed from the amount of disorganization I see day in and day out. The dismissal system is slow, chaotic, and unproductive. Teachers are forgetful and waste students' time. There are barely any extracurricular activities, and the ones they do have are given very few resources. I attended the school's production of Annie, and the only thing I felt was pity for the children performing in it. The children seemed unprepared; the audio quality was poor; they performed behind AI-generated backgrounds. The school's sports teams are given little support, which causes them to be very mediocre in games. The school also shows a huge amount of favoritism towards the elementary, prioritizing the younger grades over older students. I find it hard to believe the school has stayed open for so long, and I honestly believe it deserves to be shut down. 0/10

My child got a denial letter from this school because he had a 504 plan that they "Couldn't support his needs" very disappointing.

This school has no idea how to teach child in ways that are exciting for them. I see my daughter's classmates giving up as the teacher drones on and on. I would imagine public school has better teachers and a better community and I plan on enrolling my child there.