Hillel Academy

Please stop with the fireworks, if you are truly an educator, then you know how harmful fireworks are to the wildlife and children

I was a former student at this school, and there’s is one thing I can say about it. They never treat the sped kids equally. I have gotten emotional and verbal trauma from the students and teachers within the school. This is coming from a former student who attended this school and is on the autism spectrum, they never written any incidents that happened inside the school whenever I told my mom. It wasn’t until I went to another school that my mom found out in a PPT that they never logged in what has happened in the past with the paraprofessionals and teachers. I give this school a 0/5, please don’t send your students there if you want them to have mental health issues later on in life.

My both kids went there back on 2013-2014 ,teachers was nightmare principal was even worse!! My son was getting hit by the teacher so many time and i didn’t know one of the aides told me!! She was grabbing him by the ear and swing him around!!! I went to the principal and BOE and was worthless!! We had to move before i was going to lose my mind and do the unthinkable!!! We moved to Trumbull that was the best decision ever,my kids were happy to go to school and been here since!!

First year at this school. There is a new principal, after the long-term principal went to another school. Enrollment is very high due to the Coronavirus and the fact that the diocese never closed down the schools. This school is a great neighborhood school with teachers who care. I was very surprised at the amount of clubs and sports teams the school has. The students are taught catholic values and i'm so happy that my daughter is being taught about our great country and our heroes when so many public schools seem to be at war with the police and patriotism overall.

As a member of the Unquowa community, one of the things that has impressed me most is how well the school balances academic challenge with a genuine commitment to each child's growth and well-being. Students are known as individuals, encouraged to take intellectual risks, and supported by teachers who truly care about their success.The learning environment is engaging, hands-on, and joyful. From leadership opportunities and public speaking to accelerated math, the arts, and experiential learning, students are encouraged to discover their strengths and develop confidence in themselves. There is a strong sense of belonging here, and it is clear that relationships between students, teachers, and families are at the heart of the school's culture. This place is truly one of a kind.