If you have a child on the autism spectrum disorder you should avoid this school. The school…read moreleadership is not equipped and committed to supporting children on the spectrum. The main emphasis seems to be on discipline and punishment vs. teaching individuals on the spectrum how to become socially more aware and more effective. MHS also resorts to isolating individuals on the spectrum vs. creating an inclusive environment where everyone has a chance to succeed. You are better off looking for a private (or different) school. In our case, MHS left our son traumatized. Since we switched schools, he is excelling both socially and educationally.

The food here is pretty bad besides some exceptions, those exceptions being the Italian sampler,…read morethe 6 monzerella sticks and the chicken waffle sandwich. Besides that it's pretty bad

As a student of pierce, I feel need to write a review. This is a great school. Most teachers are…read moreVERY nice. The teachers are great at there job and I learn a lot. The food.... well it's school food. Snacks are good tho. I do enjoy. I have to warn you though, if you do come, you will have to get calm. Not fun. But at the end of the day it is school. So I am not able to give it more stars. I would recommend coming because we have to go to school, so you might as well choose and good school. Overall not bad.

I can't say enough good things about BC High and am very, very happy my son is able to attend…read more He's a junior and has grown to be an incredible student and "man for others." Every staff and faculty member along with parents of students I have met are very enthusiastic, helpful and are huge supporters of the school. They teach kids how to take responsibility for their actions & their lives and teach them "manners" all while providing a fabulous education. My son has made many friends and simply LOVES going to school there. For him it works fabulously. I feel as if he is getting a far superior education that he would have in our town, even though our town has a good high school. I would highly recommend BC High and feel fortunate I was able to send my son there.

I am a proud graduate of Boston College High School, 1958 - my four years at BC High constituted…read moresome of the most valuable education of my life. I still remember my classmates as upstanding, successful and ethical gentlemen. It is a privilege to attend the school.

I attended this school from 2015-2017 as a middle schooler and wanted to acknowledge that after all…read moreof my schooling experience, this school is the one I appreciated the most. The impact Boston Trinity Academy had on my life was very unique, it cultivated an environment of faith and respect for others while still challenging me to dive deeper and find my own path. At 21, I can still recognize the importance of having these incredible teachers as a part of my life.

Don't be fooled by the building this amazing school uses for its rigorous curriculum. Our children…read moreare challenged daily, while also feeling loved and cared for by the staff. If you want your child to truly experience a diverse range of opinions and backgrounds, look no further. Other private schools of the same caliber feel much more stuffy and pretentious.

My daughter just recently transfer from this school to public school and received a 68% on her…read moretest. She is actually behind not ahead. The cleanliness of the school is worst then public school.

I was lucky enough to attended Delphi as a child growing up, and last month my toddler started…read morethere! The same things I loved about Delphi long ago are still present and thriving. The teachers are enthusiastic and passionate about learning and make every single day fun. The small class sizes allow for a strong nurturing relationships between staff and students, and my child feels welcomed and loved already. I appreciate that Delphi's reading program teaches students to read at such a young age and provides them with a genuine love for learning. It isn't forced upon them and that was something I loved when I went- I became a strong independent learner which helped me through college and into my career. Many of the staff that worked there when I was young are still present- which means a lot in this day and age. After a few weeks our son already loves his class, his teacher Miss Pam and the fun activities they do daily- art, music, outside time twice a day, painting, reading class, etc