is not equipped to manage teach support children that needs emotional support who's probably…read moreentering school for the first time their lives and they have to be very disciplined. they were they will ask you call you to come pick up your child as early as 9 AM 10 AM when a teacher has barely 8 kids in her small classroom an aid and some of those skids are 10 part time because they simply cannot three or that is crying that is not listening who caught himself season teachers 1720 years of teaching sad that's the case small don't have a cafeteria. They don't have hot meals for the kids. They can order but your kids will get tired of eating sandwiches so you'll be spending your money on buying food or things from home which will get cold. They don't have a true playground grass area for the kids to play. They play in a parking lot or inside the gym the small they have a smaller player small old babies that four-year-olds they have no limited diversity of students and definitely no diversity within the staff they teachers you can tell clearly who they favor as student students and who they don't because a lot of them are friends or family members that are in the school they have their clicks and if your kid does not fit a standard they will be. They will definitely fill it and you will see it when you go there. If your Kids needs emotional support they have special needs and if you're minority, I would say stay away from this school. There would not be the place for your child one far away there's better opportunities or better places for catholic schools!

This is my sons first year and he loves it. The whole school says hi to him at every event. It's…read morelike a small community with an old school feel. We are very happy we chose this school.

From the open house that my son (8th grader) and I went to in early October, I'm blown away…read more The extensive programs that CCT offers is impressive, and is an alternative to "traditional" high school (where unless you're in co-op, no job will be waiting for you!). What tickles my fancy about this school is that the graduates come out with marketable skills for jobs! The school also offers job placement! They still can opt for college, of course. I'm hoping my son decides he wants to attend. I'm going to push him a wee bit. The principal seemed stoked and proud of the school and its "products." Oh, they also offer free daily breakfast and free after class help. To me, a big WIN-WIN !!!

I went to this school thinking it would be a fresh start away from all the toxicity but I was…read moredeeply mistaken. The video production program is the program I chose because I had a passion but I chose wrong. The teachers in the program take away the love for video production. They are rude and not kind to the students. Many students decided to drop out of the school or class because of the environment around video production. The teachers choose favorites and are cruel to the students they don't like. They act like children themselves when they are supposed to be professional. (example: making racist jokes, sexual jokes, misogynistic jokes, and crossing boundaries with students.) They have completely taken the fun away from the program, I do not recommend this program if you are attending ccts. I would stay as far away from these teachers because they are constantly looking for trouble.

This is our sixth year with this school district, and it has been an ugly unprofessional…read morediscriminatory nightmare from day one. Eastern High School has built its fame by humiliating, disregarding, and intimidating the ones who can't stand up for themselves - children, especially children with special needs. My kids go to the nurse's office to get help, get rolling eyes, "suck it up", and sent back to class in tears instead of being sent to guidance or making a phone call home. All my kids and their friends regard Eastern staff nurses as " intimidating, uncaring, scary". "I'm afraid to go to the nurse" is all I hear when I teach my kids where to get help. On multiple occasions they have asked for help from administrators, and they are not being heard, their concerns being dismissed. On a couple of occasions, when my child needed urgent medical help, they were sent back to class in a very distressed state and ended up in the ER right after. I am not one of the parents who are lucky enough to have the means to sue the district, but I know many families who can and do. If there's anyone who needs help with a lawsuit or a civil lawsuit against the district, please, reach out by responding to this post. I have a long list of evidence that any lawyer would find helpful. I just want to see some justice done, because enough is enough.

Basicamally I only gave one star because the lemonade is…read morealright. However, this is a school full of LIARS.

Very nice clean school had to use the bathroom for a -#2 highly recommend staff very accommodating.read more

school is like a prison. freshman year was fun but with new principles i think they forgot it was…read morehigh school ... not elementary school. this is constructive criticism. a lot of the policies that made the school fun have been taken away and replaced with punishments, as a school you should do what you can to let this be an enjoyable experience for your students. and also not letting students go to the bathroom is insane.

Worst school I've EVER been to. the students and teachers are absolutely horrible. The teachers…read moretreat to you like dirt and they don't care about your wellbeing. The students are the rudest kids I've ever met. they act like animals and they're super GHETTO! I do not wish this upon anyone. do not send your kids here unless you hate them.

Please be advised that if you decide to enroll your child at Nobel you WILL NOT RECEIVE A REFUND on…read moreenrollment fees. We are building a home too far away from a Chesterbrook Academy school, and they will not provide us with our $600 that we paid to early enroll her.