Lewisville School of Science and Technology

Posted: February 22, 2017

My kid learned alot going here dallas schools taught her nothing my kid now is a straight A student.

Posted: October 21, 2016

My Son went to Quest in Lewisville the principal treated him like he was nothing. My grandson has ADHD and we spoke to her about that, we told her he need more time and help with his work, nothing all she did was say how deplorable he and his friends act at school. We told her that he has know friends there he just met those guys there. Every day she calls telling us something that he has done like a teacher sent him to the office because he did not have his home work finish, or when a little boy pushed him down at lunch he hit the little boy for pushing him down so he got in trouble not the little boy. Now she is saying he was in the bathroom chocking a kid , what the hell is going on my son has never act like this, this is his first year he has been to school for 5 years and through those 5 Yeats he has never hit are hurt anyone. So today we are taking him out. The principal is the worst principal I have ever talked to I don't know how she got that job.

Posted: March 3, 2015

If you are not a member of the "Click" at Quest, you might as well be invisible. The staff and other parents make SURE you know that you are an outsider. The propaganda they spew can paint a pretty picture, but rest assured, your first hand experience will be quite different. Make the right choice. DON'T choose Quest.

Posted: January 15, 2014

The teachers at Quest are the best. They are very caring and take the time to really teach students until they get it and communicate with parents. I have a 6th and 7th grader at Quest, and I love it. The principal is wonderful. This is a great school.

Posted: December 2, 2013

A parent would only make their child attend this school if they hated him/her. Looking forward to leaving this school.

Posted: June 9, 2013

My son has just finished his best school year ever. Loved the teachers and the staff. We could not have been more pleased. The Living Science Museum was a lot of work, but what a reward at the end seeing all the hard work the kids have done.

Posted: May 29, 2013

If you want a school that cares nothing about the "No child left behind" act. Then this is the school for you. My son is s special Ed student that has a learning disability that requires a little extra time and caring to help him through his studies. The staff and management did NOTHING to help him and denied him the accomodations needed and that were put in place by the ARD. This school was reported to TEA because of IRREGULARITIES during the STARR TEST. Because of their neglect and lack of assistance, I had to withdraw my child from the school. I would not recommend this school to anyone even if it be your last resort.

Posted: May 15, 2012

My daughter has been at Quest for a year, and she loves it. I love it because they have challenged her, and pushed her to a level at least 2 years ahead of her local public school peers. The staff is engaged and responsive, the administration focused on giving all of the kids an exemplary education. There is not enough praise I can give them.

Posted: September 1, 2011

If you can get your child enrolled, do it. I wish I had found Responsive Ed years ago. My son is finally being challenged. The teachers actually care about the students. The Principal is suportive, approachable, and available. This is what "public" school should look like.

Posted: January 10, 2011

After 5 years of home schooling, we decided on a wider venture and enrolled my daughter at Quest. The staff are friendly and responsive, the teachers are personable and skilled and the campus is ideally suited to the style of school. The kids are taught in a manner that encourages personal success. They are also taught a more global view, and have a number of community service projects to help others. I am very impressed by this school.

Posted: December 13, 2010

Quest is a fantastic school. My children have been in the Responsive Ed charter schools for 5 years, starting at their Elementary school, Vista Academy. I have not found more interested teachers, more caring staff anywhere. My son is thriving with the challenge of work tailored to him, which has made going to school exciting again! In addition to core classes and elective, this school helps to develop positive character traits in each of it's students, using 7 Habits studies and grade-level and schoolwide projects to help the community. These Responsive Ed schools truly partner with its families in the raising of our children. Parents are welcome any time and are encouraged to volunteer. I highly recommend checking them out.