Liberty Ranch High School

I just read the negative reviews from parents with students at Arcohe Elementary School. My child has been at Arcohe since Kindergarten and is now in sixth grade. He loves the school and is doing well. He has been through some very stressful issues and all of the teachers and staff have been understanding and letting him know he can go to any of them for support. I suppose there may of been vaping in the bathrooms at some point but I do not think it is a problem that happens frequently. We have discussed smoking, drinking and drugs extensively and Know he would come to me if it was a problem. Our school is small and children come from other school districts to attend our school because is has a great reputation for being more like a private school. Problems are addressed immediately and the principal and administrative assistant keep the parents in the loop daily, if necessary.

Both my kids go to this school and they are so happy with their teachers. As a parent I see my kids growing and wanting to ne involved. Parent involment is strong. The homework is heavy and the staff is strict but it is appreciated!

Trash school. They only care about trying to look good with numbers. They don’t care about providing resources or help for families. Parents work full time jobs and they refuse to provide transportation or proper after school care. You can’t send multiple messages and never get a response or just get told “oh well”.

Not very good. My kid was new and no one told us about science camp. I had to ask and they made it seem like it was going to be too much money for me to pay now. They need to let new 6 graders know as soon as they register. Yard duties are awful. They punish when they didn’t even see what the kids were doing. And normally the kids that were bad don’t get into trouble. They just do not supervise the kids. Pick another school. Some good teachers, but some really bad ones.

My child went to Lake Canyon for 1 school year (6th grade). She came to this school with a specific IEP for comprehension. She was previously receiving intervention help. Although Lake Canyon “tried”, the one resource that was offered that helped my child was taken from her. She brought my daughter from a 2nd grade reading level to a 4th grade. She was removed from my child due to her not being a “dual language” student. I always felt lost in the meetings because I couldn’t speak to what was happening with work at home. Homework was not assigned to the students to work on since not everyone has at home support. So, this left me not able to speak to how she was understanding curriculum and coping with frustration. I had several meetings with the principal with no good outcome. They ended up closing her IEP.

My first child just finished Kindergarten. He learned so much! I love the smaller classroom so he was really able to get know his teacher, and the other students better. With it being a smaller school it has more of a home school flexible feel, yet high academic standards, encouraging young kids to strive to learn more. My son was excited every day to share the new thing he learned in school, and this excitement continued through the year with encouragement from his wonderful kindergarten teacher!