staff is wonderful and teachers make every effort to ensure student success, don't be afraid of the…read moreprice - all students are either on scholarship because they offer StepUpForStudents and AAA both pay up to 80-90% of tuition. It's a great place for young families, they offer assistance and help for involved parents and are always welcoming to any programs that will benefit students. 1:1 iPads, guests like MOSI came to do STEM workshops as well as PATEL and American Stage ! Almost forgot to mention the some reached 2nd in their division (pretty good for this being their second year !)

I disagree with the only other person who reviewed this school. Though as we all know, these are…read moreour opinions so the only way to know better than what we state, is to look into it for yourself. This is a great school, the principle (Mrs. French) is AMAZING-knows most all of the students by name, even the 6th graders. My child is a good girl-her average yearly GPA is a 3.9. I think that being separated from boys is a great idea because the girls can focus on their studies rather than on the boys (don't act like you can't relate, or did you forget how it is to be a teen with raging hormones?). In my opinion, they need to create an all girls high school as well-but the county won't, nor those parents who think their 2 cents is needed (if you don't support single gender schools and have no intentions of enrolling your child in one-keep your opinion to yourself-this obviously doesn't apply to you and we don't need your voice heard in regards to this matter). At any rate, the area does kinda suck but having a magnet school in the area is just a tactic to bring/clean up the surrounding neighborhood, or so I assume. The school is old, obviously not the employees faults but not filthy. I believe the maintenance/cleaning crew has won an award for 2 yrs in a row now for their team/performance. The curriculum is challenging-but maybe that's because my daughter is in all advanced courses-yes, every last one (yes-I am a proud mother, but I am sure you get that by all I've said thus far). I have no complaints of the staff. The teachers communicate well, and the office staff are courteous. The HOST program is great and the HOST staff...well I couldn't ask for better. My daughter has been on the school's soccer team and also in band and I'll be adding Golf Academy to the list for this upcoming school year. Overall, this has been an excellent experience. I drive 20 mins. out of my way (taking Expressway of course, and tack on another 15 mins. to get to my job), but it is worth it to me. We fully intend on finishing out her middle school experience at Ferrell. My daughter loves the school and if she loves it, then I love it too. But a lot of the girls love the school and make good grades (of course not all)-so that should speak for something! Oh-and they do have school dances where the boys from the all boys prep school (Franklin I believe) come to attend. The girls also play their sports right before the all boys prep so there's a chance to mingle there for a few...and also in the summer HOST program, it is co-ed. So see? Not JUST all girls-they so get some boy interaction, it's just not on a daily which is fine by me! Besides, most girls in this age group would rather be around girls...this is the age range where they start to blossom. Oh, this is an Apple certified school, so each girl is assigned an iPad to carry throughout the day. Check it out-only you can decide what you believe is best for your daughter. I only see benefits for mine. This is an A rated school. It is new, I believe only 3 yrs old, but trust me, your child can reap more benefits by attending this school than a co-ed or traditional school. Go see for yourself :) Oh, and this review is not up for debate. I'm not interested in hearing the confrontational parent who wants to argue single gender schools, this is just my review on my daughters school, that we so love.

well,I have went to this school for my 6th grade experience and now going to the 7th grade!! I…read morewould say that some of the teachers here are nice like ms.Garcia and ms.Tidwell and so on but the substitute principal(?),shes kinda rude and I don't really like her but the principal, himself? Don't even make him mad cause he yelled loudly when someone cursed, but overall he's a pretty sweet dude idk if they are still gonna be here for the old 6th graders that are going to 7th grade but who knows but i will say that the breakfast they serve are so good but if your allergic, I feel bad cause wydm I can't eat bread but uhhh anyways, 4/10 from my experience but I'll do 6/10 cause I made a lot of friends there that peak my interests so ye

Staff are very supporting and the school provides a good curriculum and extracurricular activities…read morethat enhance students learning skills and their integration of a strong curriculum and a solid Greek program help students get closer to the Greek culture and have fun. I would rate this one hundred stars if I could!!

We were reluctant to place our children in public school. After meeting with the principle, Mr…read more Abernathy, our fears were abated. 5 years later, it was a good choice. The vast majority of the teachers are excellent and genuinely concerned for the children. Any that are not, are quickly dealt with. The entire staff generally understand that they are aiding parents with the education of their children. As opposed to the trend of schools thinking they may usurp the authority of the parents. Parents can be as involved as they are willing.

Front office/administration miss-communication with parents and teachers, most of the teachers are…read moregood. Not the same since Mr. Albernathy left (he was an excellent principal). The assistant principal has the tendency to approach parents with rudeness. It is not longer a good school.

Great school, great faith, great experience. These three are what make Jesuit High School an…read moreincredible school for anyone who gets in. Even on the first day of school, you can easily slip into something you enjoy thanks to all the different and unique clubs and sports Jesuit has to offer. They also have a monthly mass and confession to keep you close to God. And not only is the school just education and mass. Jesuit also has special days throughout the year for students to either play sports, visit countries worldwide, or dress up in creative ways. Don't worry about not having friends because within your 800 peers, there's at least one person that likes and does the same things you like or do. Jesuit is probably one of the best high school experiences you're going, due to wide selection of opportunities you can explore. Go Tigers!

Best school I've ever went to the teachers were so nice. The staff was the best I loved every…read moresecond of the school and I was there for three years best years of my life in a private school I would 100% recommend the school with everyone I know.

This is my little guy's 2nd year at this school and I've been mostly pleased at how everything's…read moregoing. Pros: -Phone calls about school events -Teachers who genuinely care about the growth of their students -Many opportunities for communication between parents & staff Cons: -The chaos of afterschool traffic at the pickup loop -Some days the kids do not learn all subjects due to the brevity of the schedule & adherence conflicts. (Not enough time in the day to do everything)

Fabulous school. Fabulous teachers. They truly care about their students, and as a rule parents…read moreare very involved here as well. My son's have enjoyed their time at this school very much! The highlight is the Family Camp Out run by the All Pro Dads. So much fun sleeping in tents on campus. Our kids loved it