Great experience and brotherhood for life. On 3 different texting trees with over 60 of my…read moreclassmates many years after graduation. Carmel taught me how to manage time and what it took to be a winner. I went to top universities for both BS & MBA.

I'm confused.... Nothing but positive reviews on this site. As of 4/10/2026 the head baseball coach…read morecancelled practice to attend the Cubs game. In the meantime, his players held and organized practice on the same day. NOTE: this coach has a high round draft pick and several committed D1 players on his team. They certainly needed a commitment from their coach. If 1 of his players missed practice to attend the Cubs game, there would be severe consequences. Do as I say not as I do! So much for being a "role model". Buyer beware with the Mt. Carmel baseball program.

i agree with everyone here that said it's ghetto of course, they're planning is absolute garbage…read moreafter they canceled the March 10th spring dance over " weather" they said they're going to reschedule it a week later but it turns out that actually didn't liars. The lunch food is absolute garbage what are they feeding us. They failed to maintain the bathrooms. and there is always paper on the toilet stalls.

So our website is pretty darn ghetto and I didn't know they were opening up some new-fangled middle…read moreschool. This is one of the largest schools in Indiana, as far as I recall them cramming down our throats. When I was there I think the enrollment was at something like 2,600 or 2,800. It's a tri-town school that takes students from Dyer, St. John and Schererville (that's me). And it's really not a bad school if you don't want it to be. I mean, sure, I hated half of high school... but who doesn't? Eh. Nothing new. I made awesome friends here, even if I don't talk to a lof of them anymore. I slacked for a decent chunk of my high school career (in some classes I didn't... notably my Computer Applications classes and my Arts & Crafts classes) when I really shouldn't have (can't really change that at this point) but not many of my teachers were classifable as 'bad'... some were certainly more boring than others, but there were some outstanding ones to balance it out. And even if I didn't do a lot of my homework (doh) I still did fairly well in class... so my teachers mostly just pressed me to try to do my homework. Which I kind of didn't... uh... but let's not talk about that, really. Yeah, looking back I really have to admit it wasn't half bad. I'd like to go back and see some of my teachers. If I ever decided to spawn (no thanks), I wouldn't really have an issue sending my kids here. It's really a pretty decent school in a nice area. I hated it while I was there, but looking back I'm pretty sure it was a decent education. Yeah. Sorry I slacked so much in C++, Wally! Science Olympiad 4 lyfe. Also, seriously, woman? That chalk piece you had me put in the NWI Art Show was fucking hideous and I hated it. HOORAY. But I do appreciate the placement in the extracurricular figure drawing classes.

TLS is a wonderful school that lives to teach the words of Jesus Christ. They follow state…read morestandards and have adopted a new reading curriculum developed to correlate directly with Common Core. Education and God's love are number one at Trinity. Along with a fabulous new principal the staff at Trinity provides a safe, educational, and caring facility. Any child would be blessed to attend.

My son is a senior at Brother Rice. He began freshman year was put in all honors classes and played…read morefootball. He became a member of many clubs and received a great education.

Typical good ole boys environment--I was thinking of enrolling my son but I was alarmed at the lack…read moreof diversity. I felt they were just interested my son because of his athletic ability. They seemed phony and out of touch.

It's just a good school like what Is there more to say because they genuinely care about you they…read morehave people to help with mental health they got teachers who can make the hardest subject easier and they make u feel loved and supported all the time

Hey fellow Yelpers! I'm currently an employee at Saint Xavier University and about to reach my 1…read moreyear anniversary and have been loving it. I work in the Student Advising Center department and love the amazing team that I work with. We're all passionate & want to make sure students are set up for success and I hope the students can see that. Such beautiful campus! Be wary of the many geese that like to hangout on campus & squirrels in the trash cans lol. Benefits: They have really good benefits here at SXU such has good health insurance, 403(b), FREE graduate school at SXU (just need to pay some sort of fee each term/semester), professional development opportunities, you are able to teach TS-100: Transitions (1-credit course required for first-year students) only if you have a Master's degree, etc. I'm planning to start the MBA program this coming fall (Fall 2025) and I'm excited! Work Environment: The staff I've interacted with so far have always been friendly & welcoming whether that is my colleagues or fellow staff from various departments. Collaboration is always encouraged but rarely happens except for big events like first-year orientation known as ROAR (Registration, Orientarion, & Academic Readiness), ACSD (Advising & Career Success Day), etc. I'd love to have more opportunities to collaborate with various departments. Overall Experience: Overall, I've been loving & enjoying my time working here at SXU. Staff are friendly & welcoming! Most students tend to be understanding with the information shared with them by academic advisors and other staff members. I hope this review helps current & future students, staff, & faculty. Have an amazing day!

I love this school. My first son came here to Saint Xavier University and he dorm on campus. As a…read morenew freshmen he had a very beautiful welcomed ceremony with a barbecue too for everyone. He also had a dinner with the president. All staff is very polite. All students very well educAted and very friendly. Everyone here is happy to help you and show you around. Education here is top of the line. There is help every where you look. I am very glad my second son decided to transfer here as a Junior from all the other choices he had. Although I was not happy at all that this time around for transfer students they did not have a tour of the school. Unless you had to make request for that at the same day classes started. I am a happy parent over all. I was able to come and stay the first week and enjoyed The library. I believe in a good education and the code that this school offers. My prayers goes to all the students to succeed and continue their education and follow their dreams. In God We Trust.

I find this school safe, friendly, and helpful to receive my education. It has prepared me to excel…read morein college. My teachers directed me to be involved in extra clubs and community service.

Christian Hills School has been an incredible place for our family. Serving students from K-3…read morethrough 8th grade, the school offers excellent academics while also nurturing strong spiritual growth rooted in Christian values. What truly sets Christian Hills apart is that it is so much more than a school, it's a genuine community. Teachers, staff, and families work together to support each child academically, spiritually, and emotionally. Students are known, encouraged, and challenged to grow in both knowledge and faith. We are grateful to be part of a school where Christ is at the center, education is taken seriously, and relationships truly matter.