Farmington High School

I’m extremely disappointed with the way the teacher and staff treat center-based kids at this school. There is clear discrimination happening, and it's heartbreaking. Rather than offering emotional support to students in need, the staff often respond by yelling, which only escalates the situation and leaves the children feeling more distressed.It's also troubling to see that teachers and paraprofessionals seem to pick and choose which students they want to support. Some children are mocked or purposely provoked, which is completely unacceptable in any learning environment.What’s even more concerning is that the principal, Tracy, appears to allow this behavior to continue without taking action. It feels like the well-being of the students is not a priority, and that it's more about the paycheck than providing a safe, supportive environment.All students deserve compassion, respect, and equal support — especially those in center-based programs. I hope this review brings awareness to what’s happening and pushes for real change.

We've been enrolled with All Saints for several years and cannot imagine sending our kids anywhere else for a grounded Catholic based education. Beyond the typical learning in the classroom, the kids here are guided and shown what it is to be a great human. No school is perfect but our experiences here have been so positive for our kids and our family. To see how the students interact across all grade levels puts a smile on my face. If you are thinking about All Saints I'd recommend your child do a Student Shadow to see what the day to day looks like, and come see for yourself.

Our son has attended Riverview for three years with two of those years being in the Multi-age program. He we from being at grade level in reading in math when he entered first grade to at a third grade level by the end of the year and at a fourth grade level by the end of second. The teachers are great and I can't say enough good things about the school and program.