Divine Savior Holy Angels High School

I graduated from dsha is 2019. And I would reccomend the school to a very limited group. It did prepare me well for university education however both the social community and the administration are lacking in ridiculous amounts. Recently, I decided to apply to 2 schools as a transfer student. In order to complete my applications, I paid DSHA to send my highschool transcripts to two universities. Only one school ever received my transcripts, long after the date they were due after using an unofficial transcript of mine to make their admission decision. The other university never received my transcripts and thus, I never got an admission decision. I know of other students with the same experience. DSHA Admin is known for not holding their end of similar business and has failed both alum and attending students on repeat. I would reccomend this school to students from wealthy white families, who attended a catholic grade school, or to students who would otherwise be in the MPS district.

DSHA is a great school. 3 of my nieces attend here. They love their school! If your daughter is interested in going here, I would recomend the summer camps. They really helped my nieces get a feel for the school. Plus, the camps were a lot of fun. You can find more info on their website. DSHA is a great environment for your girls!

I am currently a student at DSHA and I love it. The students are there to learn, which makes for a very positive learning environment. The teachers do a superb job and go out of their way to ensure the success of each and every student. The courses are rigorous, yet manageable and pleasantly enjoyable. Overall, DSHA is a great place to learn and have fun while developing lifelong skills and becoming a knowledgeable, well-rounded individual. It is a great school.

DSHA is a great alternative to Milwaukee public schools. However, for the more competitive, highly- rated districts like Mequon, Hartland, or Elmbrook, think about it carefully. Some poor teachers are kept because they believe in the mission. Math and science are weak,unless the student is on the AP or honors track. Parents who have kids at both MUHS and DSHA will admit DSHA is great for athletics. There is a culture of alcohol that permeates all parent activites. It is the elephant in the room. The English department is quite strong, as is the theatre arts. The whole "we get girls" mantra is true, and the students make lifelong friendships.

I am a DSHA alumn, class of 1998! My whole educational background before HS was public schools from West Allis and early on Milwaukee. Public schools cannot even hold a candle to the wonderful education I received at DSHA. The teachers went above and beyond to make sure you were always on track, you were never just a number. The economical backgrounds of the student body was diverse. My family was not rich and I never felt an issue with that, nor did I view the school as snobby. It was all about getting a wonderful education, building confidence, become a young woman, and having fun while doing so! Do not be intimidated by an all girl atmosphere or the tuition, this school is for any girl of any ethnic or economical background who wants to get ahead and have fun while doing so!