I think the administration is great and they’re truly the best part of Greengates. When there is an issue, administration does their best to mitigate negative impacts and fix the problem — or at least make it go away.

The facilities are fine. I guess compared to schools in Mexico, they’re good. I don’t find them to be very special and have seen plenty of public schools in the USA and Canada with better facilities. But the grounds are nice and they are not lacking in nice spaces.

The teachers are okay. They are like most other private schools in Mexico — perhaps they have a masters degree in their teaching area, but they were not educated as teachers. This leaves some room for improvement in the pedagogy, specifically when it comes to students who deviate in any way from the expected norm.

They need to improve on their knowledge of disabilities and differences in children. M... read full review

Amazing school. Great funding, and superb education. Many facilities like football, volleyball, basketball, and even American football fields, as well as highly trained teachers, who clearly know what they're doing. As a student, I can say that despite some of its worse qualities, Greengates school is an amazing institution which lets students express themselves, and let them be themselves with other people who understand them. They can start their own extracurricular's, take part in ones which they enjoy, or even just have a nice movie night or chat about anime with their friends in an extracurricular. Although they are a bit stingy with the free amenities, it is a great experience and so far, the best I've had in my 18 years of life.

The school administration is awful. School communications are awful. Very uncaring towards students as evidenced by the lack of kindness shown to this year’s graduating class. The class of 2020 received a congratulatory letter on their graduation day at 10:00 in the evening, only after having received many complaints by the parents of the graduates.