St. Theodore Guerin High School is a private Roman Catholic college-preparatory high school located…read morein Noblesville, Indiana, a northern Indianapolis suburb. The school's mascot is the Golden Eagle and school colors are purple and gold. St. Theodore Guerin High School is accredited by the Indiana Department of Education and the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. It is part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lafayette in Indiana. Nickname: The Nest.

This school used to live up to it's claims of meeting the child where they are, educating the whole…read morechild, fostering their individuality, etc. In the past few years I have experienced a tremendous decline in their ability to hold true to this, sadly. I give it an average star rating because these days is just a costly version of any typical, yet capable public school with the addition of arrogance in their approach.

All three of our children attended The Orchard School. We are very pleased with the education they…read morereceived and so are they. I've often tried to sift through all our years and determine what they most learned/received at Orchard and if I had to pick one attribute (and there are many), I'd pick confidence. They are all confident public speakers. For example, when my daughter was a junior in high school, she won an award that required her to speak at a dinner with over 400 people present. I tried several times to get her to practice and review her speech in advance, knowing that the previous recipient had a professional speech writer. In frustration, one evening she said, "Mom, I went to Orchard. Don't worry." She delivered a flawless speech without notes. They are all confident about their ability to learn. Orchard likes to say they help create lifelong learners and they do. Each of our children knows how to learn and they like to learn. They are all confident expressing themselves to anyone. In high school, their teachers observed that unlike many shy teens they were not afraid to ask questions and advocate for themselves or for others. And, this has continued throughout their college and post-graduate years. Orchard invites and teaches children how to respectfully approach adults. At Orchard, education is not just about science, English, history, etc. While these are important, it's also about helping develop good people and preparing them for the future.

Everytime I attend this awesome campus I'm hosted in one of the many spaces they have available for…read morerent. I was not aware that was a possibility. If you need event space, give them a call and see what they are able to do for you, you wont be disappointed.

Please fix the lunch here. We are at a private school paying 25,000 and a separate fee for lunch…read moreand I can make better than this shit. Fix the goddamn lunch.

Some of the dumbest rules I have ever heard of. You have to make something called a Minga on your…read moreChromebook which is a 5-minute restroom pass that takes 2 minutes to make. Some of the teachers are literal human shit stains. Of course there are some good teachers but not as much as there needs to be. The lunch monitors have anger issues and yell at kids for the slightest inconvenience. Teachers are very incompetent, some breaking down over sixth graders talking when they're not supposed to. There are also teachers that flirt with 13-year-old girls in the classroom, and that genuinely do not know how to teach. The people who run this school are lazy and incompetent and this is unacceptable.

Well I figured I should give my alma mater some love. I attended BCHC from 1996-2000, My experience…read morethere was very unique. My freshman year I was immediately drawn to the internally produced TV show. I got in and was mentored by a junior at the time who was a part of the original tv crew (it had just started a year or two before me). I soon took over co-producing the show and after my mentor left I was the producer and editor of the show. I also ran all of the AV for the liturgies, pep rallies and DJ'd most of the dances with my two best friends. Why am I telling you this? By the time I was a Junior I had a job working for Markey's AV. I started my career in Technology when I was 15 because the opportunities at Chatard. My story is unique for sure but the staff at Chatard supported me and helped me grow as a young man. On other notes not related to my career. I was and am not Catholic. Even though it is required to take a religion class every year I was not pressured in any way to take on their beliefs. I treated it as a history class. What was so amazing was that the Senior religion class was world religions. I always thought this was such an amazing things for them to do. And if you were a student there from the late 70's to the mid 2000's you had Mr. Powell as your teacher. I bet there are 1,000's of adults that when asked who is the one teacher that left a mark on you would say Mr. Powell. He was definitely mine. * The main reason my parents chose Chatard was their English program for kids with learning disabilities. I was diagnosed with ADD at a young age in the 80's. This program and the absolutely amazing teachers supported learning techniques for students with these issues. We were in our own small 6 student classroom for 2 periods of the day instead of being in the general English class. After 2 years of this program I was able to return back to the regular class. I will never forget how much that helped me in my learning through my entire life. Over the years I came back and volunteered time teaching students in the TV show program, photography in art class. I have donated art for the auctions and more. Why because I love this school. I could go on and on for ever about my experiences here. I will always be a Trojan!! And if any staff read this, I am always willing and able to volunteer. I have spent the past 22 years in the advanced technologies and engineering, photography and videography.

Awesome school would recommend to others. Made lots of…read morefriends such as Ethan R. School lunch fye!

Can't really rate the instruction, because I don't have any kids old enough yet to attend (and it's…read morenot my school district anyway), but the school building is spotlessly clean, and the auditorium where my church, New Horizons, meets is top notch. The sound in the auditorium is excellent, the lighting is ample, and the seating capacity is somewhere in the neighborhood of 900! Not to many middle schools can boast the quality of the production facilities Northview has. So much so that they seem to be almost better than some high school's. There is a very large stage and modern curtain and backdrop system, a small orchestra pit, built in sound (well hidden speakers) and soundproofing in the walls and large backstage area and good lighting! Even when all the lights are down in the auditorium, you can still see your literature (Bible in my case.) The church utilizes a few classrooms for Children's Church and pre-service Bible study. The classrooms are what you expect, although smaller than the ones I remember in junior high. Each teacher has decorated his/her classroom with individual decor and flair. The building is laid out as an "X" shape with a one level design to the wings (where the classrooms are) and a two story middle area where the cafeteria and auditorium sit. Part of the flooring is the durable two part epoxy and flakes that seems to be all the rage now for it's vibrant lasting color and limitless design potential. It does take the building up a couple notches from standard school form. I'd love to hear more from a fellow Yelper about instruction here, but the facility here is fantastic.

Our family recently visited Northview on a spring Saturday during ISSMA (Indiana State School Music…read moreAssociation) orchestra competition. The school was very clean and was very well represented by the volunteers helping out during the event. One thing I always look for when attending these types of events is good signage, because that can make or break an event. If you're not familiar with a school, large or small, you need signs to get you where you need to be on time. The staff and volunteers did a wonderful job of making sure there were signs posted everywhere for visitors.

Never go to woodbrook elementary, my 4th grader teacher Mrs. Haberfield was bullying the children…read moreand yelling at them until they cried over stupid stuff. She would act all nice and perfect around staff so nothing was done to prevent this. Mrs. Whichmeyer the counselor was also incredibly forceful and rude to kids trying to make them confess stuff, after she earned their trust she would send every thing they said in an email to their parents no confidentiality at all. In 3rd grade she also wouldn't let me play with my best friend and tried to gas light me into thinking she didn't like me. Woodbrook also has terrible bullying prevention. The cafeteria also serves disgusting food and one time my friend found a worm in his food. The water fountains are also rusty. Woodbrook was honestly a horrible experience and I won't miss it. Clay middleschool is way better but again doesn't do anything for bullying. If a special needs kid does anything REALLY REALLY bad to the point where​​​​ something must be done to stop it there will still be no consequences. The food is better but the water fountains are disgusting and rumors have been spread that it comes from the toilets. The bathrooms are also disgusting and the faucets spray water all over you and the hand dryers are ineffective. Honestly Carmel Clay school district needs to step up their game or I am going to beg my parents to move. All in all not really good schools, but I learned a lot.

We're h ere for weekend basketball games. This school is huge for a middle school... and this is…read morenot the only Noblesville middle school.

I like the food here its very regular, and reminds me of the food i ate when i was in school. Very…read morenostalgic

I rate this place 2 stars because in the cafeteria, everyone of their tables wiggle. And you can…read morenot eat on a wiggly table, CAN YOU?!?!

Absolutely awful administration. No one communicates with each other and they are very unorganized…read more However, I feel I was well-prepared for college. The arts department is also fantastic.

It's pretty nice. For a public school would say it's clean and fun to learn in this environmentread more