Best Parochial School Warren Near Me

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keira!: So awesome

Jan Mcconnell: Great school, great kids, great adults, Great Fellowship with the Lord

Faith Williams: The teachers are very friendly. It has a great, positive environment.

Ethan Neff: WWCS is a building that has much importance to me in the South Michigan area. This place resonates with me and has much meaning as my elementary/junior high school. Alhough its a smaller school, some of my best friends and best memories are from there. Also I was the school president in 8th grade, so i was running a lot of things for a while. The teachers and sudents alike were always very nice and accepting, and set up a good educational foundation for my highschool career. It also was very much a safe haven for my faith, and had an overall safe atmosphere. I think that the staff at WWCS is a group of overall amazing people that only want to help others and serve the lord. And in turn, this rubs off onto the students and sets them out into the world on the right foot.

Seth Cox: Awesome

Julia Kravitz: I love attending Regina because of the strong sisterhood present. The lunches are outstanding, and the kitchen staff is wonderful. I play three sports for Regina, and I enjoy playing with teammates that show great sportsmanship throughout the entire season. In addition, the class selection at Regina for honors and ap students is marvelous.

Lydia LaFrance: I am Junior at Regina High School and have loved every moment. From meeting new friends to joining the hockey team (which I've never played before). Clubs from RHS Ambassadors to NHS. From powderpuff to homecoming, there's never a dull moment!

Kaitlyn Mack: I have experienced nothing but the best while attending Regina High School! At this school, I have been able to grow close with so many different people, and I have been academically challenged in order to help prepare myself for college in just a few years.

Lauren Bresky: After feeling dissatisfied with my experience at a local public high school, I transferred to Regina. As a new student, I was worried about not fitting in, however everyone is so welcoming and I made so many lifelong friendships within my first week of school! My only regret about Regina is that I did not transfer earlier! There is simply nothing like it; There is great emphasis on sisterhood and tradition. Students are so positive and encouraging, which creates a fun but competitive learning environment. Although the school is smaller, this is only an advantage because you really get to know everyone and small class sizes are great. Additionally, you will be very prepared for college because academics are extremely challenging, with offered Honors and Advanced Placement classes. Teachers really care about their students and make themselves available to provide extra help to students whenever necessary. Additionally, Regina requires all students to have an electronic device in all classes, meaning the learning activities are endless- which helps in accommodating all learning styles. It is so easy to get involved with countless clubs and extracurriculars offered. The cafeteria food is very tasty, and all must try the iconic Regina cookie. The Counseling department is actively involved, organizing several assemblies throughout the school year, and meeting with students individually at least once a month. I was hesitant to transfer to a new school as a Junior, however the Admissions Department is excellent in answering all of your questions, as well as encouraging friendships by introducing you to current students.

Roseann Swink: Wonderful High School! Set a strong foundation for my college education and academic achievements. I never realized just how lucky I was to attend Regina (back in the days when it was still located in Harper Woods) until I looked back on my personal accomplishments forty and now 50 years later.Spiritual enhancement of moral values, loving friendships enjoyed to this day, and the desire for intellectual achievements were nourished and nurtured though my years at Regina High School. I'm looking forward to soon visiting, and celebrating the 50th Reunion with my former classmates.

Jay Hernandez: The absolute best high school experience for a young man.

Review Person: Some of the teachers like to badger students for situations they couldn't control, my time at the school it was only with the F.A.S.T teachers. Mr.Buslepp and Ms.Husk but either than that problem the school is great.

Greg Shea: My brothers and my father all attended the school, sponsored and overseen by the Brothers of the Christian Schools (De La Salle brothers). Excellent academic rigor. Students graduate college-ready, or vocation-ready, whichever the path. Lasallian Catholic culture, based on service and a welcoming environment for boys from ALL walks of life. "Builders of Boys. Makers of Men."

skip meier: Though my son graduated from DLS in 2005, it provided the opportunity to go to the University of Notre Dame at South Bend. From there he graduated in 2009 and has been gainfully employed since then. At an early age he has been able to work as a consultant to many hospitals throughout the United States. He played hockey at DLS and still plays today whether it is in adult leagues, pond hockey tournament s or just drop in hockey. DLS taught him to be disciplined in how he approaches many of the crossroads that kids face growing up. Both DLS and Notre Dame taught him that hard work pays off. His friends from both still stay in touch.

Breanne Neal: This is school is amazing! My 3 year old negs to go even on the weekend.