171 Summit N
South Bend, IN 46628

The must disappointed I have been with a school. The principal is so rude and only cares about the number of students not care about their staff. The students curse out the staff and the principal does not care. Very very disappointed. If the principal is reading this if you quit it will make many happy :) you deserve no respect you should be fired.

i've been going to dickinson since the 6th grade , i'll be graduating next month and moving on to be a freshman at Washington high school . ive made many amazing lifelong friends and have learned lessons and im gonna miss the experience ive had here . the teachers try there hardest and give us there all . sure they can be a pain to us but the feeling is mutual at the end of the day were a family and im happy i was enrolled here for as long as i am now . Now when it comes to discipline it is a bit unfair , Recently a friend of mine was suspended for something another kid did and this wasnt the first time it had happened its happened to multiple friends of mine . on the other hand we dont have uniforms and we can express ourselfs freely and comfortably , the uniforms we used to have were a bit old and were starting to get tiring . the staff is very welcoming Mr Lee the dean of students is very motivational and as a student i see him as a father figure Mrs Shaw is another staff emmber there who has amzing advice , wheater the situation is good or bad she always makes me feel comforatble Mr Brown another staff member as well is good at heart and fun to be around he had good intentions and is very nice and kind to us all . im actually going to miss this school i was supposed to go to navarre but im happy my mom enrolled me here instead i would'nt have met any of my friends that i have now the ones that give me good advice and make me feel better in any situation im blessed to have them in my life and that dickinson is a safe place for us to be ourselfs and a place where we can gather and not only learn but take those lessons with us through out life and create amazing memories and become inseprable .

Good days, bad days. Depends on situations with problem students.

I, as a former LaSalle Academy student, have undergone the hard work and restless nights myself. Every year they exposed you to new, never before seen material. Students have a tendency to complain about the teachers, in all reality those teachers just weren't the type to let you mess around the whole class. Few people know the stress that any teacher or faculty member of a school undergoes, and let me tell you all the teachers handle very well. Fifth grade with Mr. Marosz and Mrs. Lotridge was a blast, learning and having fun couldn't have been better. They made one awesome team. Sixth grade with Mrs. Neighbor and Mrs. Brandt were magnificent, I even learned how to knit. Band was always a blast, pushing you to your full potential. Mr. Bennett, Mrs. Amato, Mrs. Nalepinski, and Mrs. Albright all were beyond amazing for seventh grade. They really pushed me and helped me learn! Eighth grade has to be the greatest year I had. We won the blue ribbon award, I gave a speech, I was taught how to write research papers. Mr. Eller I have to say is one of the greatest teachers ANYONE will ever encounter, along with Mrs. Sipes, Mrs. Martinez, Mrs. Baumgartner, and Mr. Chan. -Lion Pride(:

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