If I could give my review six stars I would! We moved from the West Coast a few years back and…read moreextensively researched parochial schools in this area. We were thoroughly impressed by the staff, the brand new facilities, the student body size, the individualized attention given to each student, and above all, the Christ centered education offered by the school. We love the brand new stem lab and art studio, as well as the largest brand new auditorium in the whole La Crosse area. I love that if there ever any issues with my student, that most of the teachers at the school know him and are able to address anything that comes up. Again I have nothing bad to say about the school, we love it!!! I also wanted to add that starting in 2018-2019 school year, Luther now participates in the WI education voucher program. So anyone struggling to pay tuition can get their entire high school tuition paid for by the state if they qualify. So awesome!

The school just underwent a major makeover. A large addition- complex was built. Also they created…read moremore parking for students, faculty, and visitors. The construction caused alotbmij

Wow, I'm the first to review my old school. As much as I want to be hard on it (at least some of…read moreit), I can't. Between the school board, and the general oversight of the community, the school managed to have incredible teachers. I really don't know how they do so well, but nearly my entire first two years of college were complete repeats of high school content. My classmates were struggling and I was shocked that they were still at such a rudimentary level. Even now I look back at things I learned from Mr. Myers, or Foley, or Prussing, or Duellman, or Brady Olsen, and many of these things I learned that I take for granted are things my peers never grasped, or even have ever heard of. I'm not sure how GET did it, but I continue to be amazed at the overall quality of an education I received.

This school is nice. There are lots of stair railings to slide down. The staff here are friendly…read more(for the most part). And there is no shortage of things to do here. The grungy aspects of this school include (and are not limited to); some of the aggressive ghetto kids that try to pick fights with one another every other day, these same ghetto kids asking for cigarettes every break period, and the security cameras that, surprisingly, make you feel less secure. However, kids will be kids. I enjoyed my few years at this school.

" Nice Small University Venue"…read more I went to the Viterbo University to meet with a friend of mine who teaches there. I attended an Educational meeting at the Student Union and entered my opinions on what would make this University program better. Viterbo University offers more than 70 academic programs, complete with internships, study abroad, and research opportunities that enhance the classroom experience and allow you to get the most from your education. I had a nice time visiting several areas on the University grounds.

I really value the educational experience I received at Viterbo with the ability to complete my…read moreBachelor's of Science in Nursing degree in 4 years. Small class sizes and my clinicals provided me with a variety of opportunities to become a competent nurse.

This place had some of the best teachers and the best food and it was a small community but still…read moregood there was never bullies. My sister still goes there and there a new chef and people say that they are good and theres a aftercare systems which is also good my sister is in it and they finish all of there homework and play. Theres also a lot of clubs like hiking club and skiing club ect. Theres also a winter fun day where you get to have a whole field trip day the day before winter break and when I went there you could choose between ice skating swimming sledding and more that's what it was like more my last year but covid also started that year so I don't really know what the graduating looks like but i got cupcakes and a certificate. I did not cover all the things here but its all mostly good.

They help special needs children. Glad to have a great center in our community that works with…read morethem. Their employees are excellent and trustworthy.

My grandson is 12 years old and has been at Chileda for two years. He has multiple diagnoses, and…read moreChileda has been Professional, compassionate, and altogether fantastic.

We took a college tour and participated in a boys high school volleyball tournament. The tour…read moreguides were very friendly. The campus is super cute, only four blocks square. Small class size, about $20,000 a year for room and board plus tuition for a year. They did a good job with the vb tournament, nice signs, very friendly vb girls checking us in and directing to and fro as they were using every random gym in this small facility. Parking was extremely simple for a University.

Beautiful city. Stay for the summer - so many activities to do! Campus has a great layout and lots…read moreof student friendly services. Find a good advisor!