I am proud to call myself an O'Hara graduate. My years there prepared me well for my college and…read moregraduate degrees. The friends that I made in high school are still my closest friends thirty years later. My child is a current student here and is enjoying it as well. His faith is strong and he is excelling in academics. He appreciates the uniform and takes pride in his appearance. He does not find that it stifles his creativity for creativity comes from within and he is able to express himself through his essays and artwork. The teachers here assist the students in excelling and are truly concerned with helping them achieve greatness. Being a teacher in a Catholic school is truly a vocation and we are blessed and grateful to be a part of such an outstanding community.

I saw the " Happy Easter" sign driving by the school, what puzzled me was the pic of the bunny…read more Isnt this a Catholic School? Why is there not a picture of Christ resurrected there instead? Maybe it's not Catholic anymore!

I spent all 12 years of schooling in this school district. Going to high school though, makes this…read morereview only have 2 stars. First of all, Upper Darby High School has WAY too many kids in it. 4000 kids is too large! How are kids suppose to receive one-on-one classroom attention? Second, this school district is too strict about the testing. Granted, it is not their fault. However, they put so much pressure on us to excel in these tests and it made us not want to do well. Third, they got rid of the music program. ARE YOU SERIOUS?! I grew up in the music program. Some of the best teachers in this school district are music teachers. Apparently, the school district doesn't have the funds. Conveniently though, they have the funds for the sports teams. Again, very convenient. I could go on but I digress. I don't want my future children entering into this school district. I do have to add that this school district does give kids the ability to do things that others' don't. They have many programs, such as engineering and cosmetology. They have the option for kids to take classes for college credits. For me though, the bad outweighs the good.

Horrible just horrible, constuction noises around the entire building, bad teachers, and unfit…read moreindoor conditions. The "school" looks like a prison it is so underwhelming, depressing and dangerous pipes could break at any second and the smells in the hallways are horrible. Don't take your kids to this school.

Four years of my life. Mostly bad teachers, drug problems, and a powerhouse (at times) football…read moreprogram. When I graduated there were some AP classes (7 or 8) and I think there are even more now. The problem was that none of my teachers were qualified to teach at that level, so most of the work I did was self-taught. The school district is on the lower end of the Delco districts in terms of academics. Couple that with high property taxes and I don't know why you'd raise a family here. I'd guess reasons would mirror my family's: they grew up here so their kids grew up here. That ends with me!

The best teachers, it's a good school my children are happy to go to study there and learn new…read morethings every day, the best

Awesome! I love that I get informed about everything happening at the school and the district from…read morethe school and the association run by the parents. They do tons of fundraisers so it helps other parents with not having to put out a lot of out of pocket expenses. I don't know if they don't have AC here though. My son came home the first week of school and was so drenched in sweat. He also said it was really hot at school. But, I'm excited to see all the learning activities he comes home with.