My experience at the school I attended for four days was the worst. It was concerning that the IEP teacher had never heard of a modified diploma and didn't seek out information about it, as it is designed specifically for IEP students. The front office staff were extremely passive-aggressive and most of the teachers lacked control over their students. One student even advised me to "Leave while you can."

One would be baffled as to why an anonymous review was left for this exceptional school. My daughter graduated from Northpoint a few years ago and has had great accomplishments in her life. The faculty of the school are always willing to go beyond their call of duty when it comes to caring for the students. The courses offered are imaginative and hands-on, giving the students chances to go on trips, partake in field studies, and serve their community. They also learn how to preserve the environment. Northpoint has high expectations of its pupils which they consistently strive hard to fulfill. This is truly an excellent institution.

NorthPoint stands out from the other high schools in the Tricity area. It has a well-rounded Design Principles structure that sets the school's "Norms", creating a connected atmosphere and teaching students how to thrive in life. In addition to Academic Intelligence, Northpoint also emphasizes Emotional Intelligence. Furthermore, they give back to their community and contribute to rebuilding broken places around the country; students can get involved with service work. The teachers and students build meaningful relationships, making learning go beyond the classroom walls into an international experience.

I am so thankful that I had the chance to graduate from this high school—it was the best four years of my life. It truly prepared me for adult life in all aspects—the teachers genuinely care about their students, and are invested in their daily lives, creating meaningful connections. I can confidently say that this is an excellent option for education in the tri-city area.

One of the poorest schools in Prescott, the staff is horrible and you don't learn anything useful. You are taught to be political and must adhere to their standards and beliefs. It's a shame that children have to endure this dreadful educational environment.