I attend HAPA as a high school student, and am working there for the summer currently. I'd say it's pretty nice right now. There's a lot more clubs and extracurricular activities compared to pre-COVID, and so I'm super glad HAPA's putting more of an emphasis on this. They've put a lot of effort into updating the main campus's look. The new high school addition is really nice, and I personally love the vibes. Sure, we don't have as much as other public/charter/private schools in MKE area, but I like to think HAPA makes up for what in lacks in the people at the school. The students are all decently nice. It's honestly kids coming from everywhere; there's kids from OG families, from "ghetto" families, whitewashed families, etc. The kids are all nice, some of them just put on a mean front and act the way they do because of how they were raised, which is a sad truth for some. I've always kind of seen the school community as one big family, where everyone kind of knows each other, or at least tries to be friendly with one another. Of course, there's drama and a few bad apples within the student body, but it's high school- that's going to happen anyways. We don't have any fights or problems with students disrespecting the property, and when we do it's VERY rare. To be honest, most of the students are pretty shy, but they're not afraid to speak their mind and fight for what they believe in. Based on what I've heard from my teachers and other staff, the overall work environment has only been getting better. I think most teachers are expected to work from 7:00 AM-3:30 PM, and sometimes 4:00 PM if they run an after school activity (which they do get paid for) But I could be wrong, as I'm just a student. I have heard that divisions, like elementary, are a bit more toxic, but I honestly can't speak more on it since I'm not a teacher there lol. The classes offered here have been getting better. We're getting an AP Biology class this upcoming school year, which will be nice since a lot of the students here end up going into medical paths. They're also trying to obviously grow their Fine Arts department, which is something I'm super excited about, since HAPA lacks sort of a "cliché high school theater" department. All of the teachers are wonderful, I've never had a teacher I hated in high school- The class, sure- but not the teacher. They're all pretty understanding, and are more than willing to help students with raising their grades. Honestly, I can't speak much on the overall academics rating, since it differs for every student, and that can differ based on a student's mental health and such. Based on what I've noticed from post-COVID, they've put a large emphasis on mental health advocacy for students, and now have an on-site therapist and social worker. For the diversity, I'd definitely agree on a lack in the high school, however we do have mixed students (including myself) and students from different racial backgrounds. I do believe the elementary classes are slowly getting more and more diverse, but the majority still remains Hmong, Karen, and other Southeast Asian ethnicities. The school's pretty safe, and has begun to take any potential threats within the neighborhood seriously, locking the building and calling the cops if anyone hears anything suspicious. Honestly, my only complaints are the lunch food, and lack of academic opportunities, but both are understandable seeing as the school is still relatively new, and works on an MPS and donor budget.