Cannot express how incredible Holy Spirit is. They are attentive to all the needs of the kids, provide a safe and solidly catholic environment and the teachers are amazing. As parents we have felt so blessed to find this school for our kids where we feel good about dropping them off everyday!

I have been going to this school for 7 years and have learned a lot about my faith. I think that the teachers are great and they teach you very well. I have grown so much in knowledge and faith since i have been in this school. I am now in 7th grade and have so much fun here. If you are going to send you kids to a catholic school, i would send them here.

Loving and kind teachers, close knit community based on traditions, faith, and education. Our son has thrived in the Pre-k Preppies class and will be going to the lower school campus with his brother next year for kindergarten. Cannot speak highly enough of HSP.

I’m sorry, i’ve gone here for 3 years now and this school started out great, looked like a dream. Each year i’ve been here it’s gotten progressively worse. The lower school is great, teachers are amazing and overall a great atmosphere. Once I came to the upper school I realized the real problems within the school. Almost everyday a new kid is picked on or bullied and nothing is done about it. I’m almost certain that our tuition money doesn’t even get put towards the school, we never get any good things for the students, but the teachers, constantly getting new things to improve them. Yes I get it, teachers have an actual job, but it’s also their job to help the students learn and improve in everything they do. Many teachers also never teach, out of all of my teachers right now, I would say 4/6 are ABOVE average. There is also favoritism in this school, certain people will avoid discipline just because their parents are important, they are rich, or just because of their gender. There are many examples of this in my short time going here. The upper school is a bad environment where “good” kids are often the ones influencing younger kids and leading them down a bad path. The fact that seniors are in the same building as 7th graders means it’s very easy for 7th graders to be exposed to something that they shouldn’t be exposed to. There are so many things that go unnoticed that it is ridiculous, I see stuff happen everyday that should never happen. Of course this is the students fault, not the administrators, they just need to be more observant. I used to love this school and the only reason I haven’t left yet is because i’m attached to a teacher who I see as a male role model to me, this is a good thing for young children with no father figures. I hope you read through this and have considered my recommendations and didn’t take my word as illegitimate just because i am a normal high schooler. Have a good day.

Its an ok school but it cost a little to much $

Idc