I'm writing from a different perspective than others may have in the past, as an attendee of a play…read moreperformed there. I organized an outing with a few friends one evening to watch a performance of the 1776 musical there. That show was really well done, great work to all who were involved! That said, to the venue itself, I thought it was beautiful and awesome! The theater itself was really nicely decorated and put together, and the hallway and everything was really scenic and such as well. I never knew this was there, and glad my friend told me about this play (he was involved with the production of it) to experience it and to see this really cool space!

Well known high school for teens who like music and writing as well as many more special…read moreactivities. Some of the group Boyz II Men, Will Smith, Richard Gere, Pink and more Philly natives attended the Philadelphia High School of Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) It's considered one of the best schools in the city of Philadelphia.

This will be my nephews last year there. Been a struggle. After the new principalcame most of the…read moregood teachers were fired? or quit? Every year teachers leave even after school starts. Very high turnover. So your kid can have 2 different teachers in the same year. Police has come there. Some Teachers andparents complain about the principal being petty and vindictive. Seems to be a lot of problems and many people aren't happy there and it trickles down to the kids. My nephew said kids were fighting inside. It used to be a good school. There was no tolerance for that before. They painted walls and made improvement, the kids are getting a good education, but at what cost? I was a proud alumni. Now the reputation it has in my opinion is embarrassing.

Unequivocally, my husband and I made the correct choice when we chose to enroll our daughter and…read moreson at St. Peter the Apostle School. They are now entering the 4th and 7th grade in the 2024-2025 school year. The way the teachers have helped them develop their individuality, while at the same time emphasizing discipline and respect towards others, has truly been a heartening experience. The improvements to the school go beyond the brick and mortar changes that have taken place (new lockers for the middle school, AED and emergency preparation items in every classroom, new cafeteria floors and water bottle stations/fountains on every floor, updated smartboards in every classroom etc. just to name a few). The principal Sr. Danielle Truex, came to St. Peter's three years ago and addressed nearly every concern that the parents brought to her, and the improvements continue to happen with every passing year. The diversity of the faculty and how much they care for the children is also something that we continue to appreciate. Sr. Danielle holds the faculty to a higher standard, and the quality of the lessons we see our children bring home, and the way they have improved in all of their abilities reflects that. If you're a family looking for a safe and loving environment, I encourage you to contact the School for a personal tour, so that you can see for yourself. Sr. Danielle is super responsive to any inquiries, and we have zero complaints about the many, many years we have been a part of St. Peter the Apostle School! Our children can't wait to come back in September.

Class of 1999! I…read moreattended this school because I didn't do whatever it was I needed to do to get into the public school system. So it was another 4 years of Catholic school education for me. It may not have been such a bad thing, I don't think I would've survived at Southern or any of the other public high schools. Never mind the other girls, I'm not here to judge them. It's all typical high school. The classes themselves were pretty good, I felt like I learned a lot and the teachers didn't half-ass everything (well, not all of them). I'm not happy about the merge, I may have done better with guys (I'm friends with more guys than girls). I don't have many awesome memories of being here, but it wasn't awful.

Class of 2005! I was the first class that had involved the…read moreboys. I was not a huge fan of the merge with St. John Neumann but it was not that bad considering. The year I graduated felt rushed and hectic, due to all the changes going on. I had a great time here however hopefully some of the policies are a bit better.

I would give them 0 stars if I could. I would never enroll my child in this school again. From him…read morecoming home with a bite mark one day, scratches all over his face the next day. Or to the day his teacher videotaped my son misbehaving on her cell phone and showed the video to me in front of a family member and other people in his class. My child was mistreated for not fully adjusting to this program. He was never provided a chance to excel. I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone.

Jubilee is a sanctuary of love and light for children in the city of Philadelphia. My little girl…read moredid preK & kindergarten here & because of the great early childhood teachers, she is miles ahead in math and ELA and social awareness. She does the summer program now, and we love it-- the space to be a kid and play under the trees in a city while dancing and singing* Love this school and all connected to it.

How utterly sad to see this school is still open for business. I attended this school personally,…read moreand am witness to the terrible beatings and horrible abuse of innocent, helpless children. Some were autistic, some had other disabilities. But one thing we all had in common was the horrific treatment from the "teachers" and administration that turned a blind eye. When I was a child, I did not realize that laws were being broken. Now I know better. Delta School should be shuttered and leveled. It is a place of constant nightmares for those of us that remember the beatings, and have not blocked them out of our collective memory. NOTE: The last time I posted these same TRUE comments about the school, they were deleted. If YP deletes them again, I wiil make sure they show up on Twitter, FB, here again, and anywhere else they will be read by unsuspecting parents. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO THIS SCHOOL IF YOU LOVE THEM!!!

I was in delta since I was 13 years old and graduated when I was 21 years old. Although there were…read moresome problem kids no place is perfect. The teachers there taught me a lot that I needed to know and how to function out in the world and how to hold onto a real job. I admit that I haven't visited lately but I can say that this school is good for those with special needs.

Being a freshman in college I have to say this school prepared me very well. The grading system is…read morethe same as college and the writing level I show is "impressive" to my professors. Thanks cc you actually prepared me!

Incredible school for 1. Learning/education 2. Meeting friends and new acquaintances and lastly 3…read more The faculty & teachers who're incredibly kind

The best teachers, it's a good school my children are happy to go to study there and learn new…read morethings every day, the best

Awesome! I love that I get informed about everything happening at the school and the district from…read morethe school and the association run by the parents. They do tons of fundraisers so it helps other parents with not having to put out a lot of out of pocket expenses. I don't know if they don't have AC here though. My son came home the first week of school and was so drenched in sweat. He also said it was really hot at school. But, I'm excited to see all the learning activities he comes home with.

This is a fantastic Jewish Day school. It is a loving environment where children are taught to love…read moreand treat others with care and respect. Our son was afraid at first, but the support and care he received from the teachers now have him asking to go to school.