103 Timber Ln
Sewickley, PA 15143

The academics, teachers, and classes are great but the students are very judgemental and some bullying occurs.

Quaker Valley High School may be an excellent school for some students, but may not be for others. Most of the teachers, the academics and opportunities as well as the special education department are top notch! However, the bullying and harassment policy and protocol overall in the Quaker Valley School District as a whole, needs updated and revamped to match what is happening in today’s society amongst teens on school property and on social media. This is not just our family who feels this way. Student as well as Teacher training on how to notice, report and stop bullying in its tracks, as well as student advocacy against bullying in the high school above the freshman level is not up to par. Bullying should be dealt with in a timely manner in all school districts. Unfortunately, that is not always the case at QV. This is of the utmost importance with how a decent amount of students at the middle school and high school level mistreat their peers and can be beyond cruel to one another. All of our children have either been in private or public schools for over 18 years now. This includes 6 different school districts in 3 different states, encompassing city and non-city schools, so we have experience in very different environments and a with a wide diversity of students. Not all, but a good portion of students in the class of 2022 at QV High School are the worst class for bullying and harassment we have ever experienced in all these years. What a shame that many of the students act more like immature privileged middle schoolers only caring about themselves and not caring one bit about others or who they hurt, rather than young adults who should be respectful, responsible and compassionate human beings. Teach our Children Well in all aspects of life, not just education. They are the future.

We moved to the area last year and have been very pleased with Osborne. The teachers are very engaging and teach a challenging curriculum. The class sizes for 3rd and 4th have been very manageable- about 21. They encourage reading and independent problem-solving when appropriate. The art and music teachers are excellent. The academic opportunities like spelling and geography bees, Odyssey of the Mind, and unique extracurriculars like GartEn Club and Running Club teach and entertain. I have been very happy with our choice!