By iambeast February 11, 2015
I'm a volunteer at Guadalupe school. They do their part to improve our community and I feel as though they appreciate my efforts. ...read more
By MamaMamaBear November 06, 2012
This school is the most disorganized school my 3 children have ever attended. Don't put your child in this school if they have an IEP. The staff turnover is unreal. Last year they had four principals. The special ed. department had four different teachers. Each one quitting in succession...There must be trouble from the top down or perhaps they don't pay the staff enough to continue. They didn't even hire a speech pathologist or occupational therapist until more than half of the school year was done. ...read more
By XineD at Citysearch April 13, 2012
This is a remarkable school to have in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is designed for gifted, bright students, and they have a very low student to teacher ratio. The international program is excellent - all the students go out of the country. My son (7th grade) returned from his first trip much matured and self reliant. The teachers at Realms are multi-talented and have a gift for working with bright children. ...read more
You’ve got your bachelor’s degree and everyone thinks you’d make a good lawyer. Maybe you are not sure what to do with your degree, so law school sounds like a good idea. Whether it is your passion or just a passing thought, getting into law school is a process that every student must pursue if he/she... ...read more
It takes about six months to start a faith-based school. If you include the help of leaders in the community, parents and the church, the process can be easy. The process is long but the end results are rewarding. This article will instruct you on how to start a faith-based school. ...read more