I loved Ashbrook so much! They challenged me academically, and truly made our class a family. The copious amounts of resources such as the science labs, green house, theatre, and more aided in my learning a great deal.

During the last month or so of every summer I always was readily awaiting the next school year and all of the fun experiences and conversations to be had. It didnt happen the year after I left, I wasnt as excited, if at all, to be going to school again. Ashbrook is like a home away from home. Its technically school, but also not really. Its different. Its more loving and caring. Theres an overwhelming sense of family, everyone knows each other. Every day I wake up in the morning, I want to be going back to Ashbrook instead of Crescent Valley. Ever since the 6th Grade I dreaded the day that I had to graduate from Ashbrook, and thats not because of the long speech, thats because I didnt want to leave. I look forward to visiting it in the future because they managed to make middle school the best time of my life, and thats a hard job.The only mold to fit into is higher level academics and thinking, its not your average public school. The curriculum is meant to challenge even the brightest minds. This school also does not tolerate constant behavioral issues as I have witnessed the effects firsthand.TL;DR: This school is great and you couldnt do better if your child cares about actually learning and being engaged.

Ashbrook is a good place to be for its education and small-class sizes, despite its tuition costs. Teachers and staff are always welcoming and like to help after-hours.

This school is the best!!!! I’m gonna miss everything about it from the friends to all of the great teachers we have there, I can’t wait to come and visit during the school year!

Would give it no stars if it would let me.