as a former student i can honestly say it was an amazing experience and i believe it is an amazing school. 5 stars. the teachers are truly there to teach and not to just get paid. i am now a proud allumni if Jp2 and i am attending princton university. Jp2 has well prepared me for the rest of my life.
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Posted by a other on 06/15/09
Our son has just finished 4 years at JPII. It has been a most amazing experience not only for him but for our entire family. If you are willing to be involved in your child's life, you will find many wonderful families who will become friends for life. Our son excelled academically, athletically and
... Read more spiritually at JPII. We have been blessed to have been a part of the beginning of this high school. Mr. Poore is an outstanding, dedicated leader who has made this school possible. There have been, and continue to be, many generous parents who have given of their time, treasure and talents to get to this point. The laptops are a reality of life and many public school friends are envious of the fact our child has been exposed to technology at this level. We highly recommend JPII! Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/04/09
Strongly recommend this school. The teachers are outstanding, and the technology program is a real asset to the curriculum - great strides have been made in this area. I am extremely pleased with the balance of the spiritual, academics, and extra-curriculars.
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Posted by a other on 05/07/09
I have been involved with school since it's opening 4 years ago and still have children at the school. We have had an overall great experience - but not without some bumps in the road. The quality of the education is exceptional and your child can learn at the highest level in the AP courses. The
... Read more college prep curriculum is rigorous yet fair. Extracurricular activities are improving each year as the school matures. I find the teachers/coaches to be well trained, caring and fair. The school's leadership under Mr. Poore has been exceptional. I am not extremely active at the school, but have not had any negative experiences with any parent. Overall - very good to excellent. The only criticism I have is that expense $$$, poorly run development dept. and less than expected assistance with college guidance counseling. Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/19/09
I went to JPII until '08. The school is filled with great, knowledgeable teachers. It is a wonderful opportunity for any child, but only if they are willing to work. You have many privileges by attending this school, but you also have a lot of responsibility. The only kids that complained about going
... Read more to JPII were spoiled brats that never experienced anything other than private school, so before listening to any bad rep, make sure you know who is talking. But yes, it's a wonderful school, and I recommend it for anyone, no matter what religion. Every race and religion is accepted. Read less
Posted by a student on 03/10/09
As a former student, I had a ton of problems with this school and would not recommend it to anyone. Average teachers, subpar administration and sports programs and a not very diverse, cliquish student body.
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Posted by a other on 02/22/09
My daughter graduated from JPII and was well prepared for college. Most of the teachers were excellent. The counseling department needs some work. I think the student body will get better every year, but for the first few years there were a lot of troubled kids.
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Posted by a parent on 02/10/09
Awesome location. Amazing facilities and adding more every year. (go check out the new football field and track) Technology is top notch! Prepares students well for college. Amazing front office staff. Great teachers. Outstanding principal! Great coaches. Watch JPII for more and more future successes
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Posted by a parent on 07/23/08
Our son was accepted to the 'other' 2 Catholic High Schools in Dallas and he chose JPII. That says a lot. Great school with amazing potential to be even greater. Very new (only 3+ years old) and already doing great. Awesome location. Parents are plugged into the school and teachers and staff are great.
... Read more JPII IS the school of the future in Dallas. only a few negatives.... Mandatory lap tops and athletes are not allowed to overlap sports. Read less
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