Younger kids who want to be in Baseball at Regent have to be on a mixed team with students from…read moreother schools. But when it comes to practice, the Regent school doesn't want anyone who's not part of the Regent family to practice on their field. I find this odd when you don't have a baseball team and you are a Christian school. It doesn't seem very Christian of you to allow this practice to continue.

This fine school is tops in academics and the preparation of young people to face the world as…read moreadults. The curriculum is classical with emphasis on the basics of education - math, science, language, thinking skills, and arts. The strong Christian emphasis encourages service to those less fortunate, the community in general, and strength of personal character. Parental participation is not only encouraged, but is expected. When parents are involved, the education process does not end when the child leaves the school grounds. I have two grandchildren who attend this school and I could not be more pleased with the education they are receiving.

Every year, I visit the Union HS Performing Arts Center for a dance competition that they are the…read morehost facility for. It's a great auditorium with good seats. A big nice stage. The choir rooms act as dressing rooms, and they are spacious. It's a good facility for things like dance competitions.

My son graduated from Union in 2023. He got so much from Union! But he also respected the school,…read morethe teachers, and his classmates. Therefore he didn't have trouble with classmates or teachers. He played sports and was a part of the Leadership program for 4 years. He was able to graduate with 15 hours of college credit, a 4.3 weighted GPA/ 3.8 unweighted and went on to OSU where he received scholarship money for academics and leadership. Thank you Union for properly preparing my son!

When we were looking for a middle and high school for our son, this was the only school we visited…read morewhere the teachers and students looked genuinely happy to be there. I am grateful that my son is now in a school that embraces his unique qualities and make every student feel part of one family.

If you plan on sending your child to Jenks, you better buy a large bottle of Tylenol. The online…read moresystem is a nightmare, and I don't expect any help from anyone at school. We go through the same issue every year. If my child did not want to stay here, we would pull him out and get out of this high tax school district. Your taxes will increase every year for sports related supplies, and honestly it is not that good of a school.

I went to this school a few years ago and the thing I remember the most, is choir. I really loved…read morethe teachers and the classes in general. Had a bit of a rough time with some classmates considering I'm latina. But hopefully, this got better as the years passed. Review en español: Fui a esta escuela hace algunos años y lo que mas recuerdo, es el coro. De veras me encantaron los profesores y las clases en general. Tuve algunos momentos difíciles tomando en cuenta que soy latina. Pero espero que esto haya mejorado con el pasar de los años.

This is so bad why u feed us garbage you gave me 4 chicken nuggets for a meal atleadt I can spend…read moreextra money on chips

Hey this establishment is incredible! I've never grown closer in my walk of education until I came…read morehere! Thanks for recommending it to me nick Carson Hahahaha just kidding. See ya on the flip side! I prob won't come to games after I graduated is that okay? I don't want to hurt your feelings ! Okay school I love you! Bye! Thanks for supporting my youthful mind! ‍

My children both go here and I have been very pleased so far. Faculty are very knowledgeable and…read moreengaging. Academics are solid with a great mixture of modern teaching including Chromebooks, interactive, and minimester concentration on well-rounded events and life skills. Sports are easy to participate in and extracurricular activities are plentiful. Students wear full dress - blazers and ties for boys - during the majority of the year. As with any high school, teenage issues are present but my children have not a complaint about their teachers nor their fellow classmates being extraordinary in personality nor perspective. I recommend this school.

As a current student I have had nothing but a positive experience at this school. Coming from a…read morepublic school into Cascia, which is unlike most of the student body who come usually from Monte Cassino, the smaller class sizes embodies a much more familial experience in comparison to public schools. Not only is it possible to become closer to your classmates, but you become closer to your teachers and much more comfortable to ask for help. Of course, Cascia is known very well for the academics provided here. The academic life at Cascia is no small feat and to be taken very seriously. Despite the difficulty of the academics, we students are not alone and have teachers as well as each other to ask for help and advice. If you are considering going here or you are a parent considering for you're child to go here, be prepared for long nights of homework as this is what going to a College Preparatory school entails. In enduring the classes here, you develop study tools that will be necessary in college. Many students who are not given the same academic experience received at Cascia, are not as prepared for college when the time comes. As well as the academic reputation Cascia is known for, we have an athletic one, too. Dependent upon the sport, Cascia is a 4a/5a school with as vast array of sports for one to "get involved" in, as our coaches so often tell us. Though not a large school, Cascia more than compensates with talent and immensely supportive coaching from the coaching staff. Not only are our coaches supportive of us on the field/court/track/green/etc, but off the field too, seeing as most of our coaches double as teachers as well. We develop close bonds with our coaches that many at a large school do not have the opportunity to develop. And as to be expected from a Catholic school, the religious aspects of Cascia are interwoven throughout our entire high school experience. Four of five mornings out of the week, upper school students attend chapel just before school starts, for announcers, birthday acknowledgments, and prayer. We also pray in school at the beginning and end of everyday (some teachers also pray before class), we embody the Augustinian values of Truth, Unity, and Love, and every student, as a senior, is given the amazing opportunity to attend Kairos. However, it does not matter what religion you are or what beliefs you posses, they WILL BE ACCEPTED AND APPRECIATED at Cascia Hall. Many believe one must be of a Christian faith to belong at our campus, but that is just not true. There is a very wide variety of religions at Cascia and, as I said, each and every one are respected and even encouraged, as Cascia Hall wants us students to grow in whichever belief we have. Naturally, as with any high school experience, there will be ups and downs. However, at Cascia Hall, I can guarantee that someone will be there to cheer you on in the good times and help carry you in the bad.

Class of 2026 I'm an athlete, and the bias that I've…read moreobtained is crazy. If you are disabled and need assistance, you got better luck going to Bixby or somewhere other than BA. They don't allow MEDICALLY TRAINED SERVICE DOGS for any students who need or have to have one, and on top of that they would only send them to options who are for kids that just need some extra help. Only 5% of our student body has a disability and that including autism. I would rather pay 50k to send my kid to a Catholic high school that I wouldn't even approve of then send them to this school. Respectfully, if your student need extra help(AKA service animals) maybe don't try to send them to options and actual do your job to protect the students more than the teachers. They run it like the government with trump in office, the rich(admin) want to stay rich, while the poor(students) stay poor and underneath them. Young teachers actual can't even do their job because we can't keep politics out of our school and yet isn't church and state separate? If I had a choice I would have just went to Union.(THEY ARE RATED HIGHER AND YET SUPPOSEDLY THEIR SO BAD) Send you kid anywhere else if you don't want them to hate themselves.

One of the worst places I was forced to go for my high-school years. Kids are always smoking weed,…read morevaping and just straight up skipping class in the restrooms. Administration is a horror to deal with; you have to deal with them often, and they never seem to get stuff done. Not trying to complain but if you have the choice, please don't send your kids here. A lot of the stuff I've described is pretty situational but the school overall is pretty poor in quality. Building D is always having some sort of problem, whether it be a water leak or a problem with the air conditioning. Teachers are alright, but not amazing. Spears is one of the worst as she will not grade anything until the last moment, and at that she barely graded anything until after finals. She used to teach as an AP teacher but was demoted due to only 2 kids of her AP class passing. Always seems to be late to class as well. The abundance of kids also doesn't seem to help, especially with this year's incoming sophomore class, as the school has no space whatsoever for them or anyone for that matter.