The Triad School

2450 Summers Lane

Klamath Falls, OR 97603

6 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on June 10, 2017

The staff and teachers are wonderful. Its a old building with character. Administer lacks the ability to relate to people who do not attend his church. He looks at the school as a ministry not a place for education. I feel that if the volunteer hours were mandatory and you could not buy your way out of helping in the school or with fundraisers there might be more awareness of school life. The lack of consistency when it comes it disciplinary issue is a wide gap. Preferential treatment is given to familes that are in attendance at Bible Baptist Church. I am thoroughly dissapointed that each in case of physical harm is not treated exactly the same. Parents have a tendency to be very discriminatory toward others. The pigmentation of someones skin leads to unnecessary treatment. Gossip and judgement run rampate with many of the groups of parents.I would not call this a school of inclusion.Lack of Diversity is very visible,
Submitted by parent on October 05, 2015

I have four boys attending Triad.Triad is unlike any other private school in the basin or even the state. Triad's focus is Christ centered college prep. and as such my oldest will graduate with his first two semesters of college completed. My second will graduate with his generals completed and should be just short of an Associates. The standards at the school surpass those of any other school in Oregon. From the dress policy to the athletic programs the school is known for excellence.In a world that focuses on having the biggest school, and the nicest facilities, Triad's focus is on safely educating the students entrusted to her and has been recognized statewide as the "Premier 1A School" in Oregon being awarded the Oregonian Cup 9 out of the last 10 years.Triad stands out above the rest in every way.
Submitted by parent on October 02, 2014

When my children originally started at Triad, I was a single parent and I worked two jobs to afford to send them there. My son has since graduated and my daughter has been there for 10 years now, starting in the 1st grade. Not only is the curriculum amazing, my children go to school with caring and committed children. My son has life long friends with the kids he attended school with at Triad. The atmosphere of the school is positive and supportive. The staff in Triad know my children and still to this day ask about my son, who graduated 2 years ago. My daughter has had a class of 11-13 since the 1st grade, growing up with the same children from her grade school years. I would highly recommend this school to give your children the skills they need to succeed in higher education and in life.
Submitted by parent on July 02, 2013

We put our child in Triad because she was board in preschool and needed more than to be babysat. Now 13 years later she is attending a private college, Triad's dedicated staff help her to be prepared.
Submitted by parent on April 30, 2013

We never pictured ourselves as private school parents, but as our oldest child was ready to enter Kindergarten we began evaluating the choices. The answer was clear and that was Triad School. Nearly 6 years later we have no interest in being anywhere else - the teachers are wonderful, my children get individual attention and access to fantastic extra-curricular activities that enhance their education. While I would typically not want the younger children to mingle with the older children, at Triad it is a positive experience because the little ones are mentored by the older youth. It's an amazing experience that is well worth budgeting to make it work every year and I can't imagine school any other way!
Submitted by parent on August 27, 2012

Triad has been such an excellent school for my children. We never intended on staying in a private school as long as we have and now, 11 years later, we couldn't think of switching schools. The teachers at Triad go out of their way to assist their students when they need additional help. There are activities available that have been dropped from many of the public schools due to budget cuts. The high moral standards that are expected by each of the students is a wonderful thing that unfortunately you just don't see nowadays. We love this school!