Elizabeth Academy

My child attended this school K-6, and grades 4-6 were awful. The newer principal is so oblivious to the amount of disrespect and bullying coming from the teachers. Fighting and bullying between students are tolerated without consequence.

I went to Reid School from Kindergarten to 8th grade and had an amazing experience. I was challenged and I attribute my success to the Reid School. This school pushed me to my academic limits and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Our 3rd grade daughter has been going to Redeemer for 3 years now. She is so happy here. All the teachers and staff are top of the line.Having the smaller class sizes is a major plus. If my daughter has a question or needs help on something, she is not ignored.The teachers are able to be with them one on one whenever needed. All of the parents and families we have met through the schoolare great too! Really nice people. Putting our daughter in this school was probably one of the best decisions we have ever made. We have no complaints.Its amazing how fast our Mila Bear learning and advancing here. it is kind of nice to have a kid that is excited to go to school everyday.Thanks again Redeemer! Go Bulldogs!

We moved from Texas in 2019 leaving a school system with Master Degree teachers, exceptional Reading Recovery for our child with dyslexia, lower than average student teacher ratios. We toured the Salt Lake public school system and recognized the challenges and short comings our kids would face. After visiting all of the private institutions within a 15 mile radius we landed on Carden. Fell in love on the tour and have never been disappointed. Outstanding teachers, classical education, small student teacher ratio, our kids have developed deep and healthy relationships with their peers and faculty, there is a focus on character, values, integrity, respect, faith, history, good literature, classical music, performing/speaking and developing their unique gifts. They have learned to ski, attend high adventures river rafting and camping in Yellowston, participating in a two week American History Tour of Washington DC and the surrounding states. Our first has matriculated to high school and began as a freshman in sophomore honors math. One area of opportunity would be science curriculum. In addition, in Texas we had dedicated reading recovery staff as a core resource, here we have had to pay out of pocket for a specialist who has been amazing. Could not ask for a better educational foundation to prepare children for success in academics and life.