Was here in Fall of 2010 under the administration of Principal Rutherford and Assistant Principal…read moreStewart Clark. The worst thing here the staffs here were very hostile to muslims like myself then as well as insulting my culture and ethnicity as a Yemeni-Acehnese. Especially Stewart Clark, he would call my culture primitive and stupid. I was sent to detention here a lot with little to no justification and the little justifications had literally no proof. I was then sent to a counselor because Assistant Principal Stewart Clark thinks Islam is a mental illness and he even referred me to a psychologist which well it didn't work because I was not mentally ill. And then the higher staffs then sent me on suspension multiple times all because of my views and religion and ethnicities. Some of the students here are islamophobic and have a deep hatred for arabs like myself and some were responsible with making false claims on me then to get me into trouble. I was then assumed to be dangerous by Stewart Clark just because I'm muslim and a Yemeni-Acehnese. I got my backpack searched without permission and was seen as an enemy by him and other staffs like principal Rutherford for my race and religion. Eventually I was expelled. The experience here left me with PTSD to this day. I hope Steward Clark, Principal Rutherford, and the counselor then understands how their bigotry then. I really hope things has changed today from the time I'm there and the school being more accepting to diversity now and has more respect to other backgrounds.

Great academic program. Awesome sports program. Could be a little more "budget friendly." Oh well a…read morehigher education is worth every penny.

W school had an amazing time the math department is top tier and loves answering whatever questions…read morewe might have

Seriously guys, high school is just one of those things that goes in the "file under totally lame"…read morecategory. And it's mostly due to the raging hormones and complete awkwardness that accompany ages 14 through 18. But MCHS did a relatively good job at making sure it wasn't AS LAME as it could be. I had amazing teachers here (BIG UPS TO: Mr. Kammer, Mrs. Milligan, Mr. Collinsworth, Mr. Kuschner [RIP], that one math teacher guy who I had for Algebra 3-4 but whose name I forget because it has been some years and Senora Renzi [I think that was it, Spanish, what-what]) and I came out of the whole thing a better person. And thanks to the whole "college prep" thing, cause I am naturally pretty smart, but I'd like to think MCHS helped nurture that just a bit. Maybe I'm biased because I was in something like the third or fourth graduating class but the facilities are NICE. I'm assuming that the place is still kept in pretty great condition. I mean, how many other high schools have campuses as gorgeous and technologically-advanced as this one? Try going to a high school in Lake County and just compare...MCHS kids are lucky. Minus half a star because the parking situation is crap. And minus the other half because Principal Klick is a total square, or at least he was when I was in high school. Finally, all you other folk best pay tribute to my class, 2002, and Kyle Rogers in particular, for providing the lovely number template up on the hill. REPRESENT.

Loved it for my 2 kids. Both different but both got great educations and confidence was built so…read morethey were prepared for high school. Individuality is supported but it's not a free for all school, there are reasonable rules to be followed by students who expected to be there to learn and be kids for a few more years...!

All girls Catholic high school. Amazing education. Was in operation for 100+ years. No longer…read moreoperating and has since merged with Cardinal Newman.

Awful school. Found that out when I left and entered a public school. So many better teachers and…read moreoptions - Ursuline did not offer shorthand and typing at that time and business was to be my major. What a waste of money! I graduated in'72, so I hope it has changed for the sake of the students. The nuns were awful. Suppose there are not many left there.

I wish we live in a different district. But we do not. The staff withholds information from…read moreparents. So glad my kid is done going here in a week.

Behind the school, there's several acres of flood plane. They've converted it to baseball diamonds…read moreand soccer field. After school and when no events are going on, the locals hit it up and it becomes a kind of informal dog walking area. It's fully fenced. Not school property. It's adjacent to school property. But it's actually city property because of the flood thing. A great little find for you if you have puppies and want to meet others and socialize.

A very islamophobic and arabophobic school back when it was around. I was there in 2001-2007 before…read moreit collapsed. Full of propaganda and students here were rude. They don't respect cultural diversity at all. As a Yemeni, I was offended by the racist slurs I was thrown here.

I went to this school when I was a kid. The worst school ever! My 1st and 2nd grade teacher "Mrs…read more Burby" made fun of my hair, and my speech impediment. I learned nothing at this school. So happy my parents took me out of it! I laughed when I heard this place closed back in 2008. (Yea I'm still bittered about this place)!

This address is Windsor High School…read more The campus is very open, no fences around it. It's not a high school without fences somewhere. The back roads were just repaved last year, other than that, this campus still looks brand new from the exterior. The custodian staff are all nice, Mariano is a great guy!

Yes, Windsor could use improvements. What school district couldn't. But I must say The teachers…read morecounslers and coaches love our kids and go to great lenghts to prepare them for graduation and beyond. They go over and above in my opinion. If you really want a fantastic education for your child may I suggest starting them out at cail-calmeca charter k-8. You will thank yourself in the end. The middle school is tough no matter what school, town or state. It is a rough age in the best circumstances. The high school has been amazing. I will not pretend I was always happy with the politics or some of our administration of years past but all in all the people who are in charge of our kids have done an amazing job. There is no better place to raise your family than windsor. I love this town. Also I would like to personally thank officer Don Fletcher who makes sure our children are safe.

School policies appeared to change frequently, and there was notably high staff turnover--likely…read moredue in part to the school being relatively new and still establishing its systems and culture.

The most impressive thing about QF is the dedication to learning. A lot of schools nowadays just…read morefocus on testing and grades, but there's so much more to learning and preparing for college than this. I'm happy to recommend QF because they're approaching readiness for college, work, and life in a major way.

Great school, despite the negative talk about it. No one seemed bothered by it or got bullied when…read moreI went there. Would reccomend.

I only lasted one day here. During break people vape in the bathrooms and people talk about party's…read morewith beers and stuff. Each and every one of the teachers explained that during class they lock down the bathrooms during class because people will skip class and just vape. If you had to go to the bathroom you would be escorted by the principal and the principal will wait in front of your stall. They don't even have and school officers because they refuse to pay for them. I heard from someone that a person threatened them with a pocket knife during school and pushed it up against their side and made them sit next to them the whole day. Everyone there judges you and they give you dirty looks. %75 of people there have/do drugs. About a month after I left I heard on the news that a kid brought a knife to school and charged another kid with it. When I was there for only like a day I felt scared and would rather be in jail for a day. I went the next day and didn't even last half the day. I faked being sick and left. I never went back ever again.