I attended St. Agnes for 16 years and it was a great place to grow up. The faculty has continued to stay in touch and congratulate me on my life milestones since I graduated in 2014 - they truly care about you and your future success. I was miles ahead of the students I attended college with and was able to place into higher college courses through my high school education. My class was a great group of girls and we all found our place somewhere in the wide variety of clubs and extracurricular activities. We still stay in touch through our Facebook group and get together! I truly encourage anyone to send their daughter here for a great education and an atmosphere that is welcoming and not overwhelming.

At Saint Agnes I have so many friends but they all feel like sisters to me. All the teachers are so nice and everyone working there works so hard and not just for the money but to make all of the students safe and make sure there are no germs that can cause us to get sick.And don’t even let me get started on how much work and dignity the deans and the principle put into us. I totally recommended this catholic school any girls (and boys) all over.Sincerely,`Emma Casey

After much consideration on writing this review, I have decided to post this to inform others of a first-hand St. Agnes girl experience. St. Agnes is college prep, Catholic and all girls. I went to St. Agnes my freshmen year just like most girls do when they feed from a Catholic elementary school. St. Agnes is a smaller school, therefore finding a good group of girls that you fit in with is tough. Personally, I don’t get along well with girls, so fitting in was even harder. I did have my strengths though, I enjoy being a leader, getting involved, being a class officer, etc., I got to experience none of this. Some teachers (some of which no longer work at St. Agnes) are very picky when it comes to who gets the lead roles. If you were not “cool” enough, didn’t get perfect grades, etc. you had no place in any leadership roles. Another issue that I had was the fact that St. Agnes handed me a booklet at my Freshmen Orientation that stated, “Girls will always be by your side, but boys won’t be.” Some of my greatest friends are boys, and saying boys won’t be by any of our sides is not true. The biggest issue I faced in my one year at St. Agnes was the Catholicism. Emails were sent to my parents saying it was okay if you struggled in your faith life, and they understand if you don’t attend mass. My freshmen theology teacher converted to Catholicism right before he taught our class, meaning he went a whole semester of teaching Catholicism when he was not Catholic. This teacher also said it was okay to not make it to mass on Sunday. If you expect your daughter to get a good, Catholic education, it’s hard to find it here. Overall, the teachers are mean & the girls are uninviting. I still today think before I post anything on social media, “will this St. Agnes girl make fun of me?” “will they talk about me?” St. Agnes tore my confidence right out of me. I never found my place, but I would hope your daughter can.

It is the best School in the entire world I wouldn’t go anywhere else then St.Agnes Academy the teachers are amazing

I went to high school here and it is very academically challenging and it provides a good education for college. It also gives you a chance to have college credits going into college. 100% of their graduates go to college.

My daughter has thrived at St Agnes and I cant imagine a better high school experience for her.

This school helps girls become whatever they want to be. They build us to be strong independent girls.

I am a graduate of St.Agnes Academy and a member of the present faculty/staff of SAA-SDS. I am very proud of the hard work that continues to take place behind the scenes to prepare the mind, body and spirit of next generations.

I would definitely recommend this school above all in memphis because of the nice faculty and the smiling faces.

Great School, Great People, Great Leadership...teaching young ladies to be the leaders of tomorrow!These bad reviews are fake I can almost guarantee it. That or their kid got kicked out for sending naked selfies of themself and got caught or failed a drug test and got das boot. My daughter is six years old and can speak, mandarin chinese, spanish, french, and english. She has also learned how to read sheet music, play the piano and the recorder, reads on a 4.7 grade level (shes in 1st) and will be performing in a play next month...all on top of playing soccer, basketball, swimming, and gymnastics. Has homework every night!

I dont,how rude they are but I have a game and I, m playing them

We love SDS!!

It is an excellent school ☆☆☆☆☆☆