Mold on the front facing lunch window. Disgusting fugly horrendously stanky mold on the lunch…read morewindow. 4 carrots and a squash were also discovered in the a wing bathroom stall. 4 basketballs were sitting in middle of the hall perfectly lined up. School is haunted, I heard basketballs bouncing in the gym and opened the door, nobody there. Police sketch on cafeteria ceiling really scary, there was a giant sword like shape protruding from victims abdomen. Giant laser beam TNT explosive fire ball found in center courtyard. Scary unmarked door in hallway, students come out speaking alien language. I turned on the faucet and worms came out, they were very dirty and unclean and they smelled a lot like soup, matzo ball soup. The lunch lady plopped some poopy shit on my plate, and she told me that I had to eat it. I wasn't even given any sides and they were all out of Doritos. The only drink options were dirty sewage and 2015 Fourth of July edition Mountain Dew. They only serve day old Taco Bell leftovers. Teachers can be heard weeping from classrooms.

You don't judge a school by how the rules are enforced, but by the classes, and clubs the school…read morehas. If a school was judged by how the rules are enforced the schools would all have 1 star cause of student reviews. The school has a lot of classes I would have never expected from any school and has West Shore programs available to it, thus making experiences a bit more unique. The school has many clubs, and many great teachers, who help run them, such as: Gamers Club, considered one of the best clubs in the school, is known for its great past, and hopefully its comeback, if you have incoming freshman coming to this school and they want to join, tell them they have to behave in the club, because we don't have much tolerance for rudeness, and that we care for one another. (Meets Fridays) Anime Club, a good club which generally has the same people as Gamers Club, but instead of playing video games together, they watch anime together, and learn about Japanese culture. (Meets Wednesdays) Club Identity, no matter what you are in terms of sexuality, religion, gender identity, or race, you belong here. (Meets 1 Tuesday Monthly) Race and Diversity, discusses various topics, whether it be Spoken Word Night, or The N Word, Materialism and The Holidays, or maybe something on the news happened and they wanna talk about the aspects behind it, this is a great club for anyone who want's to speak their mind. (Meets Every Other Wednesday) Donut Klub -May Be Defunct- Ya sit down, have a doughnut, make a small donation, and talk. (Met 1 Wednesday Every Month in the morning) Horticulture Classes, you get to keep the school grounds looking wonderful for our guests and parents, as well as earn a credit for the year you are in the class. (In class) Social Discussion and Review, a developing club that shows various media, such as TV shows, or advertisements, and then talk about them. What do they mean, do we like them, what makes them so great, or so awful. (Attempts Meetings Every other Tuesday) Key Club, they do a lot for our school, (Unsure of meeting days, Thursday mornings maybe?) and many more! Now if you wanna read on the rules, remember, don't wear hoodies, keep your headphones away during class changes, dont text in the hallways, dont be late, you will be caught and its not fun.

Great school. On the expensive side, but a great education and program. Have the motto "Men For…read moreOthers".

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.

Excellent school with a dedicated faculty and staff. Both education and safety are their number one…read moreconcerns. Our children have excelled in high school because of the excellent foundation they have received at St. Mark.

This church holds a special place in my family as it is where my twin sister and I were baptized…read moreand all of my siblings attended grade school. First off, my family lived across the street from this gorgeous church in the late 1980s / 1990s. My parents still own my family's 4th generation upholstery business down the street. This church is a local landmark and icon of the community and has breathtaking architecture. Although I do not attend Catholic mass anymore, this church and the people that work there still visit my mother and have connections to the family. It is a non-ethnic church, as my mother's family grew up in Slavic Village and attended the Polish St Stanislaus, and then my grandmother was a founding member of the Westlake Catholic Church St Ladislas. My grandfather was Romanian Orthodox, but grew up for a brief time near the Lorain Historic District / Cudell in a mini Romanian community down the street from this church. This church has served generations of Clevelanders and its different ethnicities that came together. Very hopeful for the neighborhood and the economic development taking place in the area recently. These photos were not taken by me, but from the Cleveland: Our Architectural Legacy group (John Volkenant) on Facebook for the Inside and Drone Ohio on the outside. Had to share as they are beautiful!

Beautiful historic church right off of 190 at West Boulevard and Lorain Avenue. Please do not…read moreconfuse Saint Ignatius Church with the high school. Generations of Clevelander's have come through this historic parish. You have to come here and see the beauty.

students are violent, the food is nasty and the school hours are to early…read more the only thing that's good about the school is the teachers well a select few.

This is my 3rd year at LWHS. The teachers are caring and dedicated. We offer a high quality…read moreeducation for those who are willing to commit to doing the work required to excel and succeed.