Ombudsman - Charter Northwest

I believe you underrate the 'Parent Involvement' at Ombudsman Charter School Northwest Campus. There are plenty of opportunities to be involved in my child's education at Ombudsman, but it is up to me to make the choice to be involved and to stay involved. My daughter has excelled in this learning environment, is completely doing mainstream work at a pace that is comfortable for her, and is also able to do grade level math. In mainstream public school her behaviors were so disruptive and the teachers had so many students per class that she could not get the much needed direction and assistance that would ensure her educational success. I highly recommend Ombudsman as an alternative to Public School.
--Submitted by a parent

I attended this school for two years, my Junior and Senior years. I had all but given up on high school. I was bored with both public schools in my district. I ended up loving Ombudsman so much that I took two city busses to get there each day! Great for slow and fast learners. I suggest it for everyone that has a hard time conforming to standard high school.
--Submitted by a student

This school is horrible. I pulled both my daughters out. I have been waiting 6 months for their school records and transcripts to be sent to their new school.
--Submitted by a parent

I am not a parent but an actual student at Ombudsman. When I first attended Ombudsman I was in my second year of High school but unfortunately only had 6 credits. I have attended Ombudsman for one year and have already completed my sophmore, junior and half on my senior year. With out Ombudsman I dont think I could of graduated on time, Now that I have attended Ombudsman I am graduating early. Special thanks to Mr. Paterson Ombudsman NorthWest. He made learning Interesting and made it more promising to do the best I could.
--Submitted by Krystal Stewart, a student