I am a TCS grad of 2012. I am writing this review as a form of support to the new leadership taking…read moreplace at TCS, along with my excitement of the school's recent revamp to return to the incredible place it once was. When I was at Touchstone, not only did I receive an incredible education in terms of the necessary math, science, and literary skills to go on to be extremely successful in higher level courses in High School, but also every skill necessary to take on the inevitable academic adversities that have come my way further on in my doctorate program at Northeastern University. I find myself still recalling the study skills I once learned at Touchstone, the ability to problem solve new situations that I may not have had to overcome in my more traditional high school education. One of the most important things I have come to appreciate as I get further into Higher Education is the knowledge of how to learn and apply yourself related to my own abilities and preferences.The skills I learned at Touchstone allowed me to tackle the rest of my schooling with confidence and a level head, one of the hardest things to maintain throughout schooling these days. Socially, the model at Touchstone allows for kids to grow as individuals, while building relationships along the way. There is no room for degradation of others due to deviating from the norm and becoming one's best self. I was able to explore all of my interests, and find out areas I could prosper moving forward. Overall, Touchstone was by far the most wholistic aspect of my education thus far. It gave me the skills to tackle every aspect of life with enthusiasm, determination, and general fulfillment, constantly staying in touch with my long term goals while enjoying all the moments along the way.

My child thrived here! The small class sizes are magic for many students. Parent teacher…read morecommunication is great.

I had the greatest high school experience here and graduated in 2016. The education I received both…read morein shop and academics cannot be rivaled. I was challenged, inspired, and encouraged throughout my journey there in ways I wouldn't have been in a traditional high school. The health services shop is exceptional and precise. The extracurricular and skillsusa competitions are a great add-on. The teachers truly truly care about the success of each student and how they learn individually. In my class, cliques weren't so much of an issue and everyone pretty much got along. It felt safe and was a comfortable environment to learn and grow in. I felt totally prepared for college or a career.

Very disappointed with the last year's they were around and withdrew my child from the school. Now…read moreit doesn't even exist and it is no wonder. The school went down hill and failed their students.

I sent my daughter to Holy Name for her Freshman year. We decided to not send her to our local…read morehigh school. I thought that Holy Name would give her (and us) a good experience but we did not get what we paid for. In the beginning of the year we were delighted to be told (in a formal new-parents meeting in the auditorium) that the adminsitration would not let us down, that "they would let us know of problems before our child let us know". It seemed so reassuring but as the year went on and problems arose with our daughter's studies, they negated to tell us anything. It wasn't until a report card where we had to ask for help. Long story short: I had to go back to them numerous times to ask that something done about the math class that was not right for my daughter. They committed to making changes but in the end let me down and my daughter fail. For their unresponsivness to my needs, and failing to meet their commitment to us as parents, I FAIL THEM. They got my money for the year, and my daughter didn't get the education I paid for. We are not sending our daughter back. After we told the school that we were pulling out our daughter, I was so surprised that we never got a call back from the adminstration, asking what happened... nothing! I was so frustrated at this apparent neglect on their part so I called the headmaster to ask "why didn't you want to know why we were unhappy?". He listened to me and simply thanked me for the feedback... no "I'm sorry for taking your money and not delivering", no I did not get that reponse. Beware. If you are looking for a school to deliver a top-notch education with structured discipline and a grounded Catholic background look elsewhere.

My daughter just started this year and it is a very nice school. The school is well funded, very…read moreacademically driven, and there is allot of parent involvement. The teachers seem to be above average for a high school - they seem to be worked to death but they still do a great job educating the kids. The school facility itself is very nice with clean halls and bathrooms, nice amenities, and excellent sports facilities.

Wow the memories - just Wow! Awesome place to go to high school. Great teachers, some great and not…read moreso great students but amazing memories. It's been a while (ahem) since I graduated so hopefully it hasn't changed much but all in all a very good education. Go Rangers!

I had two son that graduated from the school. The first son was greatly honored and appreciated…read more My second that was special needs was treated horribly. Terrible principle. Only honored success. No respect or help for special needs.

administration is a bunch of pansies for declining having a spot for my deceased sister for…read moregraduation because "it could make people uncomfortable" well maybe if you guys did a better job making sure your students were ok we wouldn't be where we are now!!! bunch of inconsiderate people work here and have no respect or care for the students or families