One of the best things about New heights School, besides not having homework, is the wonderful one…read moreon one, personal attention, this really helped with my style of learning. Besides the special attention I received, the next best thing would be all the memories I have from New Heights! All the special memories came from the small class sizes, this alowed me to make special bonds with my classmates. Thank you New Heights charter school, I wouldn't be the person I am, today, if it wasn't for you special attention and guidance. P.s. all the teacher a super rad! Thanks, Travis, graduating class of 2005!

We have a very unique daughter who learns at a different pace than others her age. She also…read morestruggles with anxiety and OCD. She started in our neigborhood school but didnt fit in and struggled academically, then moved to a private school that was even harder for her to fit in and succeed. We finally found New Heights and haven't looked back. It has been everything for our family. Finally she fits in and is learning and growing both academically and socially. I would highly recommend anyone with a child struggling to fit in at school to look into New Heights.

Attending this school was the most traumatizing experience of my life, and I am still affected by…read moreit to this day. I graduated in 2019, and throughout my time there, both students and teachers displayed extreme racism that the administration continuously ignored or excused. Students on the worship team would call us "monkeys" and tell us to "go back to Africa." When we reported it, the principal's response was, "I don't think they meant it like that." This dismissal became a pattern,every racist act was brushed aside instead of being taken seriously. During my senior year, a teacher, Todd Manske, physically and verbally attacked my friends and me in the school parking lot. We were listening to clean music in our car when he ran up, slammed on the door, and screamed: "Do you think little kids want to hear N-word, N-word, this early in the morning?!" He actually said the full racial slur multiple times, with rage in his face as he hit the car. I was terrified he was going to hurt us. The school did absolutely nothing. This teacher is still employed there today.Another student, Austin Strandlund, repeatedly threatened my sister's life, saying he would lynch her and shoot her if she ever came to his house. Once again,the school did nothing. This same student and another mocked George Floyd's death as if it were a joke. When students of color stood up and told them it was wrong, another student, Mark Ustimchuk, told us to "LEAVE AMERICA." The school ignored it until we exposed the incident on social media and it went viral. Even then, the students only received a light slap on the wrist. Austin also brought a Confederate flag to prom in 2019. When we reported it, the secondary principal excused it by saying, "Well, his parents said it was okay." Yet, in the same breath, the school forced me and another Black student to remove our "Black Excellence" shirts. Austin would also "joke" daily about shooting up the school and said that my sister and I would be the first targets. Despite reporting this, nothing was ever done to protect us.This school is not a Christian school,it is a breeding ground for racism, hate, and trauma. The administration enabled both students and teachers to degrade and threaten students of color without consequence. To this day, I am deeply scarred by how I was treated there, and I am speaking out so no other family has to go through what mine did. Do not bring your kids to this school.

Great school that teaches the Bible and challenges students educationally! Graduated in 2017 and…read morethankful for the experience I had here

I graduated about ten years ago, so it may be quite different, but I am so very grateful that I got…read morethe opportunity to go to high school here! When a lot of people think of private Catholic schools, they think of rich white preppy kids and extremely conservative environments. Sure, there are kind who are well-off and sure there are some preppy kids, but when I was there it was a mix of socioeconomic and culturally/racially diverse backgrounds. The school was also very progressive - we had GLBT club and had people of a variety or religious backgrounds who were all welcomed. My favorite course was Brother David's World Religions course. It helped to shape who I am today more than any other course I have taken - including my college courses. I am very proud to be an Islander and only hope to be able to give this experience to my children as well!

I have had 2 children attend DeLaSalle. Over the years they have been students, it has changed from…read morea school with an emphasis on community and college preparation to one focused on athletics. If athletics is your goal, you would be better off at Cretin. If religion is why you pick a parochial school, you would be better off at Concordia. For academics, you would be better at Minnehaha or SPA. Why go to De now?

My son is currently attending the YMCA summer power camp at this auxiliary location. The campus is…read morelovely and very modern. It's easy to figure out where to go and they have 2 huge parking lots. Beautifully manicured football field too and a great playground if you're looking for one in the neighborhood.

This is an amazing school! The staff are supportive and the kids get a quality education without…read morefashion distraction. SCPA has received a lot of honors and awards, and is recognized as one of the top in the state, for good reason! I have heard from many students that they naturally work harder to get better grades, not simply because of expectation or because they are pushed, but because when other students do so well there is a sense of competition amongst them, and they want to do better, setting higher standards/goals for themselves.

It's been years since I last stepped nto Two Rivers High School, and WOW has it completely changed!…read moreI came for a community baking class and got lost at first, haha. The school has been completely updated: brighter, modern, and honestly impressive. The baking class was fun and affordable. The kitchen space was HUGE and had industrial equipment.... I was in complete awe! There's plenty of parking in the parking lot on site. Overall, it was a wonderful midweek experience and I look forward to the next class here.

horrible experience new 5 minute tardy rule is understandable for everything BUT first hour. dosent…read moremake sense for students to be marked absent for being marked absent for their first hour of the day

We came here to help deliver meals on wheels on thanksgiving day…read more I think I would have loved being a HS student here. All stone and old unlike my mid 60's faux ranch style HS...

Very mid... This…read moreschool is very meh. The education is good but but all of the people there seem wacky. Not a huge fan of the crowd at CDH. They are very loud and cliquey. A lot of gossip and drama happens and it's a lot. But that's with any high school you go to.

Teachers are very impressive! Thank you for motivating and challenging our kids. Go Tigers!!read more

I was sexually harassed my sophomore year and they didn't do anything about it. I also got hit by…read morean Apple during lunch time because there was a food fight, they found the guy responsible but nothing was done about it. Principals and administration doesn't care about the students.

As a student who went here for 5+ years, this place is a joke. Teachers and staff will have their…read moreown favorite students and treat them better than others. For example, out-of-uniform days. There were specific rules as to what was allowed and what was not. Most "popular" students would not follow the rules, and also some regular students. I would only ever see those regular students in the office and never the popular students. That is not the only thing. A lot of the students are racist, mostly towards the Hispanic and Black students. You would occasionally hear the n-word or "beaner" in the hallways. In some classes teachers would favor specific students. Some teachers would talk often to these popular kids during class and would be helping them out more than other students. Sometimes, those students would convince teachers to change their groups so they would be with their friends, therefore making the original students feel bad. I will not write about everything that happened at Hill-Murray, so this will be the last one. A student was wrongfully ganged up on by four other students. This happened in Mr. Faust's class, where he was not in the classroom when he was supposed to be. According to the students who were in his class during that hour, he would normally not be in the room when students got back from lunch. (Classrooms are not to be left unattended with students in them without a teacher.) When I saw the video of this fight, the four had blocked off their entrance to leave, the student was spat on by one of the four students, and started to defend themselves from those students. Two out of four of those students were hitting that one student. It kept going for a while until a bystander student finally stopped them from touching that student, still no teacher in sight. As stated by bystander students, one out of four of said students was expelled, and the student who was beaten withdrew from Hill-Murray. Also, the student who was expelled had previously threatened the student and followed her way before the fight took place and had two suspensions. When I first came here, I expected so much considering how much people pay for their children to go here, and I was so excited to be a pioneer. When I graduated, I realized that place is not where I would EVER send my child. If you don't have a status, you do not matter to them. If you are a person of color, you will be called names and be stereotyped. Please, if you care and want your child to be safe and loved, don't make the same mistake my parents did and send them here.

Hill-Murray School provides the best well-rounded experience for our children and we highly…read morerecommend the school. Hill-Murray provides a challenging and safe environment where all kids are known, respected and loved.