Challenger School Reviews

Pros

*Challenger went above and beyond to take care of their employee's during the pandemic. Everyone was paid their normal wages until it was deemed safe to open again. The real "Rockstars" and front line workers, were the managers, teachers and teams that worked diligently to safely open our schools again, so that children could be in a safe learning environment. The CEO personally applauded the employees for adapting to the ever changing conditions, and he made sure Challenger stayed within their means to plan for a rainy day. Under his guidance, Challenger was kept intact during the lockdowns. This is a true testimonial to the kind of company that Challenger is! *The employee benefit for your children to attend is incredible! *I have learned something new every single day. *The children and families that attend Challenger are a joy to be around. *Even after 20 years, it never feels like a chore to report to work.

Cons

I'm getting close to retire in a few years, and there isn't a Challenger location where I am settling! I will miss this amazing group of educators... and all that believe in Barbara Baker's vision! BEST school in the world!

Pros

It was a good opportunity if they didn't take advantage of us.

Cons

The school takes advantage of the teachers in training and let the, do all the jobs that nobody else can and would want to do. We were asked to work overtime even when we're already exhausted.

Pros

Passion in teaching children is highly needed to survive in here.

Cons

Working here is really a challenge because you'll be getting a full load plus other additional duties that you need to do for the school. Pay doesn't even reach the average with all the work they have assigned to you.

Pros

If I’m ever able to come up with a positive thing to say I’ll get back to you.

Cons

Where do I begin? Don’t work here. Just don’t. Unless, of course, you love cults, outdated curriculum, no use of modern technology, and horrible management. Then by all means, apply away!

Pros

Get to learn a lot

Cons

I don’t see any cons working here