Hi I go to Salesian rn and I have nothing to say but positive things. Salesian gives a lot of opportunities for its students from business programs, to clubs, and advance classes. Its also very easy to talk to the admins and make your voice heard, their offices are always available and can be seen walking around on campus during lunch, break, and even sometimes after school especially when there is a game that day. I saw a comment saying it needs more security and its true there are no security officers but there are sports practice most days or other people on campus and so you can just relax where other people can see you. Another comment was about bad dean and I can say that I that the person isnt our dean anymore and its really easy to talk to him or another admin in person or through an email. The last negative comment I saw was about students acting rude and games and I can say it is partially true. Salesian is an all boys school and the boys get competitive about sports, I myself have heard negative comments to opposing teams and I couldnt tell if they were genuinely being mean or not. I got uncomfortable so left, do not this only happens in the Salesians student section so you can stay away from it as its on the opposite side of the entrance. Thats all I have to say and I hope you have a good day.

Salesian was a place that I not only consider a school, but a home. At Salesian I was able to not only grow academically, but spiritually and physically. Everyone I met there from the students to the teachers to the staff are all family. There is nothing like Mustang Pride!

1-25-19 I went tonight to a basketball game and all I heard was a group of all guys from the school just bullying the other team, making fun of some of the players, ok I get that they want to win and cheer but theses guys were not just cheering! They were bulling and making fun of the players ... I just had to get up and leave the game on the 2 quarter, very disappointing it’s true what some of the reviews say about this school.

Bishop Mora feels like a other home when u walk in u feel welcome my son really wants to go to youre school thanks for being very nice and supportive and also thanks to the stuff I feel u all really care

Really dissapointed with salesian this school is not what they say they are i regret putting my sons in this school the dean STEFANIE REYES is very unprofessional has a BAD attitude i dont know where they got this dean from 👎its hard to set up a meeting with the principal its been more then a month and still havent seen the principal I dont recommend this school.

Salesian has proven to be a very competitive high school. As an alumni, I completed my masters, worked in the industry, taught college and both public high schools as well as private Catholic high schools. In my time, Salesian had students accepted into USC, UC universities, and diverse colleges and universities. I myself taught and/ or wrote recommendations for students in Catholic high schools who were accepted to USC, UC universities, Stanford, Cornell, Cal State universities... Students in the end are successful in all walks of diverse careers. Salesian primarily focused on the faith...everything else followed accordingly. Overall, the priests and brothers placed a strong effort in resulting with successful youth. There is always the best in everything and Salesian has resulted with some of the best!

I am very happy at this school

I went there back in 92

Because...phantoms all the way:)))))

Best school ever

Great school

Its okay here

It is a small school, but with better communication between parents and teachers, this creates a better ambience for everyone in the community.

You need more security in all areas