My son is currently attending the YMCA summer power camp at this auxiliary location. The campus is…read morelovely and very modern. It's easy to figure out where to go and they have 2 huge parking lots. Beautifully manicured football field too and a great playground if you're looking for one in the neighborhood.

This is an amazing school! The staff are supportive and the kids get a quality education without…read morefashion distraction. SCPA has received a lot of honors and awards, and is recognized as one of the top in the state, for good reason! I have heard from many students that they naturally work harder to get better grades, not simply because of expectation or because they are pushed, but because when other students do so well there is a sense of competition amongst them, and they want to do better, setting higher standards/goals for themselves.

A top notch business school within the stellar Big 10 University of Minnesota. It is well known for…read moreturning out bright, prepared, and sought after grads ready to kill it in the world of banking, finance and business. I was here to visit on Open House day as my prospective student considers their higher education options for next year. In-state and reciprocity state tuition costs are a great value and even out of state tuition is worth it when you compare it to places like the University of California out of state tuition costs. In addition to being located in Minneapolis proper with downtown venues and amenities, Minnesota is home to many Fortune 500 companies (think 3M, Target, General Mills, Medtronic, United Health, etc.) and this is their prime recruiting real estate when looking for new talent. I learned that many employees from these corporations are adjunct professors and teach here so the students learn from true experts and not theoretical academicians that have never held a real job. (Have you ever heard the saying, "Those that can't do, teach"? LOL) The buildings and classrooms are modern and techno-savvy. There are great study lounges and coffee shops within easy reach. One other thing I learned about the undergrad program is that there is an international study requirement (meaning every student MUST go overseas at some point for study in order to graduate). International Requirement? Yes please. Let see, if my student chooses to go here, they will be surrounded by the latest and greatest teachers, technology, comforts AND get to go overseas? Where the hell do I sign up?!? I'd like to take their place! When I went to school, there were nuns with rulers, cinderblock buildings, chalkboards, overhead transparencies and cafeteria slop. I'm now envisioning my student reading about hedge funds while sipping espresso in Italy on my dime! For God's sake, I want to come back in another life! In all seriousness, the U of M is a stellar university and the Carlson School within it is a prized gem that MN should be very proud of.

The architecture could be better. WiFi is a little spotty at times. Feel very uncomfortable going…read morethere in anything other than full western business attire, as I will be ostracized by students who are fortunate enough to live such a luxurious lifestyle that they can wear clean-pressed suits everyday. Additionally, they all seem to have their thumbs stuck SO FAR up their ass that they can't even walk in a straight line without cutting off an innocent mother of 3 just trying to visit her freshman son in his dorm room. I hear the music program is good, though.

I would I could rate this place 100 stars! It is clean, lots to do, and VERY accommodating! The…read moreladies at the front desk were beyond amazing. If you're looking to go anywhere to swim, make it here! The service is beyond top notch. I can't even begin to explain how great this place and the people are!

I attended Concordia Academy till the end of sophomore year. This is truly a Christ centered school…read morewhere the students are there real focus. I ended up leaving to pursue a full time PSEO with an early entry into a nursing program opportunity, but I genuinely miss the people, staff, and environment. I was involved in football management, tech, and more and loved helping out. Side note. I am still a full time PSEO student (this is my first and last year of PSEO as I am graduating high school as a junior in 2026) but this school was genuinely more challenging (in a good way) than my college classes are. Thanks CA! Go Beacons!!

I have been attending Concordia Academy for 8 years. love how private this school is. Nobody knows…read moreme except the few fellas who are in my classes. Lunches have been good except for recently. The prices went up and the pizzas are hard to get out of the trays. Because of this...I have not eaten. :( Overall pretty good school would reccomend

I worked at WBL North Campus for many years. I am also a WBLHS graduate & so are my children…read more As an employee, I always felt that discipline issues were very well handled due to a clear & concise plan set forth by the school board & revised in a timely manner when needed. The dress code is also well documented in the Student-Parent handbook that is sent home on registration day. It's well enforced, so read it & be prepared. Solid retention of staff, including teachers, para-professionals, clerical, custodial, IT, principals & asst. principals, plus district level staff leads to continuity & professionalism. My children both received excellent preparation for college due to a zest of education that was instilled as elementary students. Extra curricular opportunities abound with dance line, comp level cheerleaders, all kinds of sport teams for boys & girls, Youth in Government, debate, Mock Trial, History Day competitions, Yearbook & oppirtunities that I know I'm forgetting. Music is very important with band, drumline, marching band & choir. Theater with great performances! Foods class, woods, drafting & tech classes are also possible. Our daughters have gone on to professional careers following college & grad school, but students also have found great success with 2 yr. degrees & intern or apprentice careers. For that matter, grads have also found themselves supporting families with their highschool degree due to the well rounded cousework offered at WBLHS. I'm proud to have been a staff member, graduate, parent of grads & a WBL resident. Check out our district schools!

Attending a concert at this fine school I was deeply impressed with a tour and explanation of the…read moreprograms and achievements of this institution. In a beautiful setting in a scenic St Paul neighborhood there is a large parking lot with school next to the church. I have relations that attend this place and they are thriving. The music program, which I saw, is very professional providing a great variety of different music genres which surprised me. A jazzed up version of the Sesame Street theme would have Ella Fitzgerald beaming.

This church and school is tucked away on a side street in the heart of the Highland Park area in…read moreSaint Paul. They offer reconciliation before each daily mass , which is offered twice a day Monday through Friday. They have a vibrant community and plenty of activities for all age groups. If you are new to the area, this is a great community with lots of opportunities to meet good hearted people!

I play volleyball here on Fridays and they do a good job at staffing the gyms and setting up nets…read more Always seem to have basketball games at the same time. The school seems good from what I have seen, so not sure why ratings are so low unless it is from students that don't like their school.

Our kids have gone here for years and made great relationships with the staff. Safe environment…read morewith good curriculum. sports teams are average in the conference and a great way for your kids to stay in shape and make friends.

As a substitute para these last 4 years in charter schools all over the Twin Cities, this school…read moreranks as one of my all time favorites. There is a strong work ethic, a calm, professional atmosphere and the students have very clear guidelines of expected behavior. The only reason I am not giving it five stars is I've never been a fan of their scary mascot warrior - he doesn't fit at all in with the safe, secure environment that the school is known for. Otherwise, I would've been proud to have had my own children attend there when they were younger.