This is a great parish with a beautiful interior and wondering community…read more I would highly recommend

Honestly, I'm disgusted. I don't usually write reviews, but people deserve a warning about this…read moreplace. This school has a serious transparency problem. They don't report things they absolutely should--like safety issues, conflicts, even more serious allegations. Instead, they sweep everything under the rug like it's 1955 and hope nobody notices. News flash: it's 2025. Parents and students deserve honesty. It's beyond irresponsible--it's negligent. I can't believe how many times I've seen them hush things up instead of actually addressing the problem. Kids talk. Parents talk. We all know. If you want your kid in an environment where real problems get ignored so they can keep up appearances? Be my guest. But if you care even a little about accountability and safety, look literally anywhere else. I'm beyond done with the fake smiles and the "we'll look into it" nonsense that goes nowhere. Do better. Seriously. DO NOT GO HERE!!

Sadly, this school is struggling. They have some pretty great teachers and other staff members, but…read morethey also have some very bad one. Ones that should have made different career choices. Ones that are greatly changing the future, or lack-there-of, of this school. There is a severe lack of communication here, both between educators and students, as well as educators and parents. It's a shame. The administration here has their work cut off for them.

Great elementary school. Has improved since I attended in the past. Diversity is increasing…read morecreating more open minded children. The school really focuses on helping children manage their own behaviors and the students seem more mature than others I've met.

This was my first visit to Pius X Central High School in Lincoln. The parking lot has 2 different…read moreareas that created confusion. The guest parking is the lot closest to the main buildings while the other lot is next door to their athletic facilities and provides no parking for guests. The offices are being renovated but I was able to still access the main building without security issues. The staff is very caring and informative. Facilities are getting refurbished but some of the existing areas need a touch up e.g. the gym.

My kids only started a few days ago but what a difference! Pulling them out of public school was…read morethe best thing my wife and I could ever have done. They are positive enthusiastic about school. They are both joining clubs and sports as I have never seen them willingly or voluntarily do before.

admin doesn't do anything at all whenever it comes to things getting stolen ,they only check one…read moreside of the story during incidents between students your better sending your kid off to any other school.

So far, mostly positive. Not all…read more I have the feeling it's a safe place for our kids. I get mostly positive feedback from kids about school, teachers, staff, etc. After school clubs are lacking. They are only offered occasionally. They always have a waiting list. Impossible to sign up for these. Lottery, now online, keeps changing. They don't make it easy to sign up. Way too many ways to get information. Ends up just being a mess. One teacher offers a webpage. One sends home paper updates. Other stuff to sign on online. How about one place online? With links to all the other stuff. We were here for over a year before we even knew there was online stuff for the school. Communication is lacking. The food that is served is embarrassingly junkie. It's very sad that we care so little about our children that these food choices are seen as "healthy." There is so little free, unstructured recess time and/or fresh air during their day. Even drinking water is not encouraged. I've heard the "1 2 3, save some for me" b.s. repeated so many times. Yes, children can bring a water bottle to school to keep at their desk. No, this is not encouraged or "advertised" to parents or kids. I'm very unaware of the social skills being taught and practiced by kids. But, I do know that there are examples of children being harassed, teased, singled out, and excluded. I'm not sure how these situations are handled. I can only hope kids are taught specific words and actions to use in these cases, and given frequent chances to practice. I really have no idea what happens once the school day begins. I don't feel welcome to volunteer- at least not for more than a quick 10-30 minutes when it works best for the school and teacher. My kids have had teachers that made them feel physically and emotionally safe, secure, and loved. They've also had teachers that didn't. I have never felt welcome here as a parent. I'm a well educated, but kinda quirky type. I want the best for my, and all, kids. I feel there's a clear barrier between staff and families. Unless we are there to be unquestioning cheerleaders for the staff and teachers, they want nothing to do with us. The principal has an impossible job. Very politician like in interactions. Somewhat condescending. It's next to impossible to get a spot in before and/or after school care. Unacceptable. No, this isn't the school, but a school partnership with another agency. Still, unacceptable.