100 School of Engineering and Technology

school was eh good but also bad times but 7 years have flied by and i remember mr boisseu or how ever you say it he was cool and i remember mr duncan and mr smith they was wildin ooh and ms smith hated her but she was fun sometimes

i used to go to this school its horrible her the teachers pick on you i went there i didnt last two years i wouldnt recommend this as a first choice parents

I thought this school was good, they had really nice teachers who in my opinion taught well. Although most of the students there slacked off, the way teachers taught made it easy to pay attention and catch on. Even though the school wasn't immaculate to me I still enjoyed my 8th grade there. It was though, kinda difficult to make friends there due to the school's low amount of students compared to the school I went to before. And how not a lot of people had the same interests as mine. But I did manage to make few friends there and they were nice. If I had to give a tip to new comers to this school. I would say make your friends don't let friends choose you and to really pay attention in class. It helps in the long run. The teachers are very understandable and kind, sometimes too kind. And stay out of trouble too, mind your business and make sure you have friends that don't get into any trouble either. And if you follow those steps you'll do fine. Overall 4/5 for me. Good staff and teachers, but some deviant students with aggressive behavior.

I love the small classes, friendly staff and focus on education. Vegas has the worst schools in the nation however I’m proud to say my student attends 100 Academy. I’m so thrilled that the school has been Nationally recognized as a STEM Charter school. It’s a great feeling waking into your child’s school and being recognized as “so and so’s” mother. I absolutely love that every class recognizes and wears college shirts for the college that the teacher attended. Their focus is college, not passing their current grade, which is fantastic because we all know that the more people that help instill the importance of education into children the more likely they are to succeed.