my daughter was there for a band competition, and the venue was perfect…read more spacious enough to hold 3 different concert competitions in one evening. and the people that ran it were great

Ok it is clearly obvious that the Osborne family has either paid for, built, or named themselves…read moreafter every pool, snack stand, running track, set of bleachers, and parking lot. Kind of humorous actually. If you can put up with the 45 million Canadian geese that roam the grounds it's not half bad. But the geese do a really good job of crapping over everything including the football fields and the baseball fields. I brought my chocolate lab up here the other night just to chase those rats with wings away. The school should consider doing the same thing as the geese are doing a lot of damage to their grounds. I do regret not buying a home in this school district as it seems like a really nice school to send your kids to have a killer football program and the academics from what I understand are second to none.

Beautiful campus, friendly & caring teachers, many choices of extracurricular activities. My…read moredaughter loves it and felt comfortable very quickly - was able to find new friends even during this crazy time with lockdowns, virtual and hybrid learning, and face coverings.

From the owner: Saint Joseph Academy is the only all-girl Catholic high school in the city of Cleveland. We offer…read moreour 725 students both a College Prep and Comprehensive curricula. Located on Rocky River Drive, we are located on a beautiful 44-acre campus that overlooks the Rocky River Reservation.

Science department is out of this world, couldn't love the teacher more. The bathrooms have a…read moreslight nicotine tinge, but overall a pleasant experience with a modern façade. 10/10 would learn again.

Mr Gillespie's office is always a fun spot to hang out, would recommend to any prospective…read morestudents, but don't juul!!

I am an alum and a parent of three sons that are either at Ignatius now or are themselves alums…read more All I can say is that there is no place like it anywhere nearby (perhaps simply anywhere). It is a truly unique and wonderful place. I am saddened and surprised by the reports of bullying I see in one of the posts. I can say that in my four years I NEVER saw any bullying. I ask my sons about it periodically and they tell me the same thing. Honestly, probably a sampling error in both instances. It probably happens from time to time. It is not a perfect place. I can say that if it happens it is not widespread or one of my three sons would have seen it somewhere, some time. I am sad to hear about it and my heart goes out to anyone who has been mistreated or made to feel unwelcome. There is no place for that in any community, of faith, of learning .. of anything. It just has not been a part of my experience at the school. So, what has been my experience? Good and caring faculty and staff genuinely interested in not only educating but inspiring students. The school is focused on the care of the individual person and launching Men for Others into the world. Ignatius is not interested in their students and the community just being ok. Ignatius wants its students and its community to be excellent. The connection to the near West Side is palpable. Students are encouraged - and to a certain extent required - to engage in service in the community. They are expected to invite the 'real world' into their lives and think critically about and pray for it. They are encouraged to respond to the 'real world' constructively and actively. When I attended freshman orientation for my oldest son the principal said *you give us the boy, we will give you the man. " I can say that Ignatius has delivered on that promise, contributing in a huge way to molding my sons into good, Christian men. If you are looking to continue (or to experience for the first time) Catholic education done right, send your son here. You will not be disappointed.

Knowing what I know now I would have fled this school and attended Cleveland Heights High. Every…read moreday I was depressed here. I just wish I'd understood that plenty of local schools are so much better. Ignatius routinely employs uncertified alumni with little experience. Two teachers and a coach were emotionally and psychologically abusive. I was a year younger than all the other students which doesn't help in this toxic environment. Homophobia and racism are endemic. Zero science during freshman year, zero opportunity to socialize with girls. Ignatius now offers a health science mentoring and internship program, probably because they noticed very few of us smarties were prepared for medical studies. They had to improve their game given the exhorbitant tuition and inferior curriculum compared to good public schools in the area that have four years of science, superior arts programs, healthier culture and don't subject young boys to four years of mandatory religious indoctrination. They actually told us there was zero networking for medical school. It seems like efforts were made to improve, but I would never send my son's here or indeed to any "Catholic" school after my experience. If your parents hold you back a year or two in one of the local "Catholic" grade schools, play football and the administration will shepherd you with better instructors and manipulate your record to improve your GPA.

We were here the other day for a basketball game. Nice school and super easy to park. Not at all…read moredifficult to locate . Overall, excellent experience. Madison is also such a pretty town! Lots of Victorian homes Century homes. So much love for that type of architecture.

My daughter will be a senior at AOA this fall. She started at the school…read morein 9th grade. Her growth and the support she has received as been rewarding as a parent. It was not her first, second or third choice but when other schools have some much going on (bullying, course focus, bad influences and negativity) beside education. AOA was my only choice. I put my foot down and prayed. We are now focused on college requirements and AOA support continues with Ms. Nipper. The big campus with the small-school feel has delivered. It was a big sacrifice and big investment but my daughter is my best investment.

I am a proud Alumnae of The Andrews School for Girls. It had a long and proud legacy of making…read morestrong, independent, self reliant women. As a woman who fits that description, I was recently banned from the Andrews Alumni Association Facebook page. I was speaking the truth about some issues that we care deeply about, in a respectful and open fashion, as I was taught during my time at Andrews. Now it seems if you don't toe the party line, want to have deep and productive discussions, and tell the truth, you are erased. This is not the Andrews I knew and loved. So it is with regret I feel I must post this review. I won't be sending my money or my children there.

From what I've heard this school has some major problems, especially social aspects. There aren't…read moremany students in graduating classes compared to other neighboring schools. They also still use like 10 year old ads. Would not recommend.

Simply the best private school in northern Ohio, simple as that. The teachers are amazing, the…read morecampus is huge, and there are lots of activities to do. 5/5

My son has attended since kindergarten. Nice school. His education is very much ahead of other…read morekids his age that attend public.

From the owner: Pre-K - Grade 12read more