As a parent of a recent graduate I only have good things to say about the school. My son entered…read morethe school as a shy 14 year old boy and graduated this past June as a proud and confident 'Xaverian Man'. For him the school was a place where he felt safe, was challenged academically and had the type of "Brotherhood" from both the teachers and fellow students that he never had as an only child. I am sure there were some minor childhood shenanigans going on that administrators may have turned a blind eye to at times. That is part of the growing process and after all it is an all boys school. However, when there were isolated incidents that were more than just childhood pranks, the administrators took swift action to correct the situation. I attended all of the Parent/Teacher meetings and can honestly say that his teachers all showed me that they cared about my son's academic and social progress as well as his over all high school experience. There was never a time where I left those meetings feeling anything less than optimistic about his progress even when he was not working at his best. Yes, the tuition is higher than at other comparable Catholic private high schools in Brooklyn but they do not nickel and dime families with all those mandatory fund raisers other schools often do which cuts the gap some and they do offer financial assistance to those families who truly need it. In the end we are pleased about the education and values that he gained from his four years there and would recommend the school to any family who is thinking of sending their son there.

This is a Wonderful school. It has great academics and athletic programs and incredible community.read more

Don't listen to others, it is a good school if you try your best academically. Although the school…read moredoesn't have the utmost highest form of education, you can trust me when I say the 90% of the staff cares about you if you tell them when something is wrong. Tell the principal if you have any concerns, she listens. Some people in this school act as if the school is bad for them not trying hard on their work.... Go to this school if you want to feel safe!

I'm sorry but terrible high school. The only reason I went here was because it was zoned for me. I…read moredon't know if they changed their staff, but they were the absolute worst. The teachers are horrible and the school was never really clean. It was traumatizing. Go to Fort.

I went to this school for 1 year and it was terrible. The teachers would always scream at you and…read morethe bathroom stalls were with no doors so you had to go all the way to the first floor to go to the bathroom. The school is really dusty which is bad for allergic people. I don't recommend this school.

My child transferred from public school to Adelphi. This school is overpriced with a weak academic…read moreprogram. The head of school and teachers only care about money and more money. Besides the tuition charges you will have to bring in more money - fundraising, expensive school trips that are mandatory, even tickets for school plays are sold for money, even students must purchase the tickets. For school lunch you must pay in advance before school starts, you have no choice - it's included in your deposit. The meal is terrible. Whatever has to be hot is cold and whatever has to be cold is warm, test-less and undercooked. I paid for the lunch at the beginning of the school year but my child never ever ate there. There are no water fountains and the school sells water bottles that are more expensive than in stores. The head of school and Most of the stuff is rude and mean except doctor Jecome- the science teacher, he was really nice. Half of my emails to the head of the school left unanswered. Spanish starts from 9th grade comparing to 5 or 6 grade in public schools. My child had to be present of course on Spanish lessons and waist time and money. In 9 grade math students learn what public students learn in 8 grade. My child waisted a year learning nothing new in this school and I waisted money. If you care about your child's education and your money don't send your kid to this school.

I think it's hilarious that kids are rating their high school…read more This was actually the school I was zoned for, but I ended up testing into a different one. It's in a quiet neighborhood down on Shore Road, and I actually got to visit for the first time as my early polling location for the mayoral race. Setup was good, lots of signs and arrows, and it was a quick in and out from the gym. Lots of street parking as well.

Teachers are very clear (most anyway) and the work isnt a overload. the kids are a mix and you…read morecannot expect something from them. overall it is 4 stars because i js dont like it

Dyker Heights Lights 2025. The Holidays in NYC are not complete without a walk through Dyker…read moreHeights. Hot Chocalate and cold eclairs a plenty!

If you went to a public school in southern Brooklyn, Dyker Heights was often called out as a magnet…read moreschool for "gifted" students. I remember hearing the idiomatic phrase "cream of the crop" for the first time in my life, and it was used by then principal Madeline Brennan to describe the freshman class. Ms. Brennan was the longest serving principal in New York History, and rarely failed to mention she became principal before the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge was completed. I don't remember seeing any of the usual social hierarchy tropes movies make you expect of middle school. Everyone existed in various shades of nerd. You had your band nerds (of which my trumpet playing self was a proud member), your drama nerds, and of course, your handball nerds. It was a good place to come of age, if such a place can exist. I can still recite the school song by heart: Cheer, cheer for old Dyker Heights Ours is the school of bright shining lights All our boys and all our girls, strive for, fight for all that's right! What though the odds be great or small Our boys and girls will win over all And we'll sing her praises Marching onward to victory

Great school. Went to this school from 6-12 grade. Now i work my dream job, this school thought me…read morerespect and opened my eyes to find my inner talent

I was a former student at Bay Ridge Prep. I attended 6th and 7th grade. I believe that leaving this…read moreschool was a great idea, because Bay Ridge Prep does not prep you for important obstacles in life. There is little to no discipline, witnessing large amounts of bullying. This school focuses more on building a child socially, and emotionally. There is very little to no academic procedures in Bay Ridge Prep, and homework and studying are myths. So If your willing to pay $8,000 for a school that gives no academic challenge to you kids and have them get bullied, you should look into this school.

so horrible. my 4-5th grade teacher are not cool. I am not gonna miss them at all. Never in my…read moreentire life. even staffs are stupid. I couldn't go in line early even tho they call us at the latest time, even when we start going up while eating. these staffs must let students go on line early if they were hungry. no wonder why they are rated 2.5 stars

Bro this so bad bro the teachers mostly get mad for no reason and always like girls like they cause…read moretrouble too like bro one girl haven't do a homework so many god damn days and there like teacher is so annoying and yap so much bro I thought are nicer

My children have been here over 3 years, I love the education they are receiving. At first I was…read moregoing to home school however I wanted some sanity. I was concerned about public school because my children where sheltered from a lot of things. My husband and I asked friends about the various private schools, we heard wonderful reviews once enrolling my children I am very satisfied with our decision. As with all schools there is good and bad however the good far outweighs the bad. With this in mind I tell anyone who ask I definitely recommend this school. I just wish they had til 12th grade.