The Augustine Academy has been such a great fit for our family! We moved to the school when we saw…read moreour older son getting lost in the shuffle of Chrome books and hollow content at a public middle school, even though it has a good reputation and wonderful teachers! When he moved to The Augustine Academy, he was exposed to rich content, great books and big ideas, while surrounded in an atmosphere of joy. The staff truly partners with parents to build positive learning habits in students. We've enjoyed the home days as opportunities for us as parents to help form character and spend purposeful time together, a gift I don't take for granted in our world today! We've shared our experiences with friends, and I've seen many families fall in love with schooling at The Augustine Academy. I'd encourage anyone to check out an Open House to see what it's all about!

This is an amazing school! It is a perfect blend of home schooling and private schooling, utilizing…read moreChristian based, Charlotte Mason curriculum. The teachers and staff are kind and pour their hearts into their students. It is an excellent choice for a Christ centered, family centered, well rounded education.

Love sunflowers? This is your place to see them. Across from Stone Bank school is a large sunflower…read morefield. They are taking donations on their facebook page with proceeds going to their school. Otherwise it's totally free to visit. It's advisable to bring your own small ladder to get some cool shots. We were lucky enough to use someone elses. We also had our daughter take some shots off the roof of our SUV. Supervised of course. It was about 35 minutes from Milwaukee and the views are pretty awesome. They ask that you don't cross the ropes and some have damaged the sunflowers immediately in the first few rows carving smiles or other symbols on them. The sunflowers themselves range from under 5 feet to over 8 feet which is why I recommend a ladder. It was a nice country drive and a chance to get some fresh air. We really enjoyed visiting.

St. John's Northwestern Academy has been an outstanding experience for our daughter. Being a…read moreprivate school with tuition, it has been well worth it any monetary sacrifice. Since starting in January, she has exceeded all of our expectations academically, personally, and socially. The structure, leadership, and supportive environment have helped her grow in confidence and maturity in a very short time. She has become confident, and so much more happier attending school. We are extremely grateful for the positive impact the school has had on her development and future.

I am a very old graduate of St. John's. As a matter of fact, I attended St John's way back when it…read morewas just called St John's Military Academy. I was blessed to have been sent there by my parents "to straighten me out". It was truly, the best thing that ever happened to me... not that I thought I needed straightening out. St. John's created the environment where I could concentrate on the important on coursework and sports that I needed and/or enjoyed. We marched to breakfast, lunch and dinner. We marched to church (or were bussed to the church of our choice.) I attended for three years and it became the most important three years of my life. My Latin teacher taught me how to think and how to obtain my goals in life. I loved math, biology and physics. I was captain of the gymnastics team. It was an absolute positive experience. I graduated in 1959. I attended college (Engineering), then joined the United States Coast Guard. They sent me to US Navy Flight Training and I became a Coast Guard Air/Sea Rescue pilot for 7-years. United Airlines then hired me to fly for them. After 15 years with United, they brought me into upper management where I Worked and flew as a Flight Standards Captain, flying Boeing 747's around the world. I flew until age 60 (Mandatory retirement age back then), with over 20,400 hours of flight time. Thank you St. John's! You made that all possible. I have two younger brothers who also graduated from St. John's and they both were as successful as I was in adult life.