Reviews of Quest to Learn (School)

Ayo MyMayo

Don't be fooled by the tours, the nice, open classrooms and the amazing, futuristic look of the school disappears by 8th grade. The teachers are fine and as long as you're not a terrible human being they'll be pretty nice to you but after 7th grade it's pretty much just a normal school but with zero dollars. Most of the students were pretty close, and although I can't speak for everyone, I still managed to have a pretty good experience even with the sub par circumstances. We even had a meme of the day and a thing called Q bucks which you earned by helping students out or summiting memes for meme of the day, and you could redeem them for prizes every Friday. We all knew the school sucked, but we made the best of it was it was fine. If you chose to go here however, be aware that you should not expect the tone of the first 2 years to correlate with the 3rd.

Theboss21 Csgo

It has bullying and smoking

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Drew Silberman

I was having a decent time at school for the first couple of months until I got capped in the hallway for my cubucks

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Under the new leadership of the principal Nicholas Jurman, I am confident that my daughter will get the support she needs in middle school.

Dale Lovage

Heard great things about new principal Nick Jurman. My daughter is attending in the fall and feel confident in excellent leadership and caring professional staff

Anonymous Person

As a student in the middle school, I have a lot to say about Quest. The first year I went to this school, it was alright; the teachers knew what they were doing, the kids were respectful... Now, its hard to even feel safe in the hallways. We were promised no interaction with the high schoolers if we applied to this school, along with a lot of others things. (That we didn't get, such as the swimming pool, half days, etc) Now, high schoolers are in the cafeteria for at least 10 minutes after us middle schoolers come in. Several fights have erupted over the past year. On the 5 floor, we constantly cross high schoolers fighting and yelling as we go to class. Like I said, its hard to feel safe. The curriculum is fine, I guess. But we don't have as much freedom as we did last year. (Which is the new principals doing, but I can't blame him. I'd find it hard to trust these kids as well.) Overall, I regret putting Quest on my list. I'll survive this last year, as I'm definitely not putting Quest down for my highschool application. I dont want to have to deal with a school were you have to deal with the younger kids skipping in the lunch line, throwing food at you, trying to pick fights. I dont want to go to a school where the high schoolers- our supposed 'role models' are fighting and doing other questionable things around us. Safety is an important thing for me, and Quest does not live up to my expectations. I feel bad for saying this, but I definitley dont regret it. If I were you, I wouldn't go to this school.

Saad0un

This school is absolute trash. My son goes here and he was assaulted by all the kids. He has asthma and can’t run away from the already slow sped kids. He also got a pounding from his teacher after he failed to recite the abc’s

vivi kuliecza

My friend went to school here and she is a emotional wreck every time I see her

quest sucks

I am currently enrolled in quest to learn. I have been attending for less than a year, and already, I've been having second (and third) thoughts about continuing till my last year. The staff, ( principal and assistant principal) are very, very irresponsible and frankly, I cant depend on them. I don't feel comfortable in putting my trust in them to take my needs as student seriously. I've come to both ( principal and assistant principal) for some issues that I've had with the school, and with students. None of those problems that I've had were taken seriously. Its disrespectful in a way. I feel that they take their job loosely and unprofessionally. Even today, I tried to talk to my principal and his door was locked, with the window blocked out so no one can see inside his office. The assistant principal does stuff for other students, but not for all. Which is clearly unfair. They're very unreliable and I don't feel comfortable confiding in them. I do not recommend this school if you want to feel like you are important. Besides those points, the school is also very unsafe. Fights break out constantly and I smell marijuana every other day. But the teachers are nice.

love life

Well these are very helpful since im going to this school but now im having secound thoughts

Alexa Castillo

this is a great school and the principle is lovely