My daughter has attended HTCS since the kindergarten. She is now in 8th grade (the last grade to…read morecomplete here). It has only been in the last year or so that this school has made a major transition. And I must say, it has been for the best! I thought I was happy with the former years here at HTCS. But the latter years have been exceptional too! There is a new principal and some new staff members. I cannot attest to all the employees a here, but I have had nothing but positive experience and interaction with most. Academically, this school is well praised and athletically too! This school has been open for 100 years and celebrated its centennial year this year! The diversity of the congregation and Priests is appealing as well. I can go on and on about Holy Trinity Catholic School Dallas. See for yourself!

I've attended HTCS since 3rd grade and I've made many friends over the years. HTCS has made a big…read moreimpact on my life and I will not forget it.

They've restricted many websites from children, some of which are necessary for learning. Their…read morecomputer website blockers randomly ban the children from even searching things up for no apparent reason. One main website is YouTube, in which some kids need to watch videos for certain classes, yet it's banned for them. It's also all over the place, some kids have very heavy restrictions, while others have close to none. The school computer block policy is very unfair, and I hope they address this issue.

St. Joesph's has been a blessing for my daughters education. The staff at the school are amazing…read moreat their jobs and care so much about the children and school. The amount of attention that each child gets in class is so much higher than at public school. My child enjoys everyday at school and feels more confident in her classes due to her teachers. The new principal has brought a vision of growth and leadership that has made the school prosper like never before. Her attention to detail and knowing each child, parent, activity, and teacher makes the school vibrant with life. Our child adores her interactions with her everyday. Overall, the school is in great hands with the new leadership and growing in a direction that I recommend it to anyone that is looking for a more focused environment for their children.

We have been extremely happy with our time at All Saints…read more The teachers are what make this place so special. You can tell they genuinely care about the children as individuals, not just academically, but emotionally and spiritually too. It feels like they're truly invested in helping each child grow, and that kind of environment is priceless as a parent. One of the things we love most is the commitment to small class sizes. It makes such a difference in the level of attention and support the kids receive, and it creates a close-knit community. We also really appreciate that the school is authentically Catholic. The faith is not just a label. It's woven into daily life in a meaningful, genuine way, and it's something we value so much for our family. We feel grateful to be part of this school community and would absolutely recommend it to any family looking for strong academics, caring teachers, and a faithful Catholic environment.

Awesome school they lose your kid on a field trip, don't tell you and then covers it up. Instead…read moreof discipling the teacher, they assign the same teacher for next kid. Which she ends up being his biggest bully causing him to have "behavioral" problems, which he never displayed before. Leaving that entity has been my kid's best thing. he is an in G&T class and has not had one issue. I really wished I followed the other family's precedent and sent a recorder with my kids. They at least got proof teacher issues.

Very good school-- some amazing teachers, some okay. Probably the biggest discrepancies are in the…read moretheology department. I had some amazing, compassionate theology teachers, and one who made me feel like I was going to hell because I wasn't Catholic. Ursuline does prepare you well for AP testing, but in some AP classes that have multiple teachers, how well you do depends almost entirely on which teacher you get as some prepare you better than others. However, the school places WAY too much emphasis on sports, and a lot of the funding is funneled into athletics. When I was there, I was a member of the Speech and Debate team. We got no attention or funding from the school, and it showed at competitions. I had to hire a separate, outside-of-school forensics coach just to know what I was doing. It was frankly embarrassing to go up against other prep schools like Hockaday and Parish, both of which had paid coaches and did very well, with no support from the school. It never really felt like a team as much as it did certain individuals (who were very good but had to figure it out for themselves with no coach) competing.

I can't believe there are no reviews yet?? Where are all those happy UA girls?…read more I graduated class of '02 and loved everything about my 4 years at UA. Coming out of Plano public schools, it was soooo refreshing to finally make some girl friends that are worth keeping (nothing against Plano, but I found my classmates to be a lot of things, but genuine was not one of them). I will have it be noted that it has been 7 years since I graduated and I still talk to my 5 best friends from high school daily (via email.. but it still counts). Friends like that are a rare find and worth every penny my precious parents spent on my tuition here. A few months ago, I went to a dinner for Bay Area Alumnae. It was so fun to see generations of UA girls and get together to hear about what is new at the school. I am really hoping to be able to do it again soon. It sounds like some major renovations are happening and it is so exciting to see our beautiful campus being so nicely maintained. Not only did I make lifelong friends here, but I received a great education and learned to be a confident and competent woman. As a parent, that is all you can ask for!

if you have any medical condition (as small as needing allergy meds) or a psych diagnosis (ADHD,ADD…read moreetc.) i will never warn you enough. NEVER. EVER send your kid here. EVER. Unless you want irreparable mental damage done to them by other kids, teachers, and even the so called "Dean of students" himself. I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in the middle of 6th grade as well as having ADHD. I am now in college and still think about how horrible it was and i finally brought myself to write because i was finally told the full story. The school DEAN and PRINCIPAL were absolutely disgusting to me and my parents about every single thing and "mr Dean" not naming names here yet, had quite the ego and i was pulled out of that place. Be warned that this school literally supports bullying from the top down!!!

We've been parishioners at STA for over 10 years now, and our children have been students at this…read moreBlue Ribbon school since PreK. A fantastic curriculum, caring staff, welcoming community. The Lower School is an accommodating campus, conducive to early education. There is a reason why STA has a waiting list to get in. Feeling blessed to be part of the STA family.

Great school, a 3x Winner of the Blue Ribbon Award. All four of my kids graduated from St Mark's…read moreCatholic School, Plano, TX and all did well at the next level.

it's funny how they call it a "catholic school" when their morals stray far from that. starting…read moreoff, the students. elementary school was okay, in my opinion. the yearly field trips were exciting, and engaging. the curriculum was enriching, and the faculty were great. I enjoyed it, and felt welcomed. In the next few years were vastly different, however. in middle schools he kids dont have a filter. they'll start to insult you more. and more. going from small things to your deep insecurities. then they'll say a dumb insult, then they'll pull those secrets out in front of everyone and ridicule you for doing things like that. Then others would jump on that bandwagon and insult you for it, so it doesn't happen to them. it's like psychological bullying, but they're inherently doing it to themselves. i graduated eventually, as we all do, and it felt like taking a breath of fresh air. it was suffocating, you had to walk on eggshells to make sure you don't get publicly humiliated. it destroyed my self-esteem, trust, etc. It was and still is a genuinely horrible experience and something i would never wish upon anybody. it wasn't like the teachers were much better here anyway. the punishment system was so incredibly flawed that i feel like my left nut could do a better job. More times than not, the students who have spent more money on this school would be let off scott free, while relatively small issues would be blown out of proportion. not to mention the blatant favoritism within the school. They often swept things under the rug, and would shrug off serious claims (potential racists, nazis, etc). They could see a kid be ridiculed infront of them, and i wouldn't be surprised if they joined in. During the time I attended there, the state of the kitchen was somewhat satisfactory. The food and drinks was often raw or expired, and on good days, stale. Obviously, these are all my own experiences, and your child's own can vary vastly than mine. this is in no way to defame or tarnish the schools reputation in a vast way. i must admit that i have had some amazing experiences that i would not trade for the world, and maybe this is a recurring theme in all middle schools, but nonetheless, i advise you to avoid this school if possible. most stmcs alumni would tell you the same. Anonymous, class of 2019. (TLDR; the school sucked for me and many others) [via Google review that I had also posted]

The school is a really unique environment utilizing the classical model to help a child think more…read moreinterdisciplinary, critically, and faithfully. I've met many wonderful, passionate, and hard-working teachers during my time here. The community is very supportive. The students are smart, kind, and curious about learning.

My son attended 4th through 8th grade. He was accepted into every private Catholic HS, chose…read moreJesuit. The teachers are amazing, he learned how to write from Ms. A better than any of his Jesuit buddies. He learned how to read, analyze and discuss rigorous primary sources. Loved Jones's passion for learning/humor. Loved Latin class and tested into Latin 2 at Jesuit. Learned to love music and read music through the band experience where he still plays with Jazz band on Tuesday nights. Participated in archery, soccer, CC, track, baseball, BB & VB. His VB experience was a springboard for his love and allowed him to make club VB as well as HS VB at Jesuit. His experience as a school ambassador gave him the confidence to communicate with a purpose and leadership. His inclusion in NJHS, class officer, yearbook, alter server, Veterans Day poetry competition, Wreaths Across America allowed him to have the confidence. You could not make a better sacrifice for your family. Find a way to do it!

I love working at this school - I feel such a sense of community and a great partnership with…read morefamilies and the faculty and staff here at St. Monica. I appreciate prayer before meetings and the ability to work together as a team to make this school the best possible Catholic elementary school it can be. This is a jewel in the city of Dallas. Affordable, Quality Education. This school works on not only education - but how to be a good human being by giving back to others.......do come check out this school. I have been here 8 years and I cannot say enough good about it.

Being new to the area I found this school that demonstrates good moral values and great education…read moreprinciples, the staff is courteous an professional and they have a great teaching plan. I did talk to some neighbors and other parents and everyone is happy with this school. Certainly I will enroll my daughters at this school since it seems to be the best around the area, is not inexpensive but it seems to be worth it.

Local congregation to Plano and where lifelong friends attend…read more We joined tonight for Vespers on July 6th. It was a nice service of hymns and songs.

Beautiful church, the front alter is impressive the stained windows are impressive and the priest…read moreare all wonderful and inviting.

I used to go to this church when I would stay with my aunt growing up. It hasn't changed much. The…read moreclergy are different, but the feeling of welcoming is still there. The services has changed in all Catholic churches, to modernize them. They had cards in every pew to show the changes in mass, and help congregation follow along and participate easier. Except for my kids constantly wanting to go to the restroom, it was a relaxing and nice change to daily life.

I am very disappointed with my family's experience during the admissions process at St. Pius X…read more We applied for both of our children, paid the application fees, attended a campus tour, and our children completed the required admissions testing with Mrs. Luz Barron. We were very excited about the possibility of joining the St. Pius X community because of its excellent academics and Catholic values. Throughout the process, I sent multiple emails and made several phone calls asking for updates on our applications, especially because the Texas Education Freedom Account (TEFA) deadline and other school enrollment deadlines were quickly approaching. Unfortunately, I received little to no communication until just days before those deadlines. By the time we were notified that both of our children had been denied admission, one of my children had already lost an acceptance offer from another school because we were waiting to hear back from St. Pius X. Had we received a timely update--even if it was simply that decisions were still pending--we could have made other arrangements without losing another opportunity. I understand that admissions are competitive and that not every qualified applicant can be accepted. My disappointment is not with the decision itself, but with the lack of communication during such a time-sensitive process. I hope the school will improve communication with families in the future so that parents can make informed decisions before important deadlines pass.