Trinity Academy

I got expelled for tapping a teacher on the shoulder then she went crying to the principal saying that I hit her. the only good thing about this school is the first grade teachers

Holy Cross has been a great school for 2 generations in our family. I am second generation, and I plan on the third generation attending Holy Cross as well. They continue to provide a top-notch education that prepares a child for entry into the adult world. The education includes not only a worldly knowledge, but also a knowledge of God our Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. I would encourage anyone, even those not initially interested in a Christian school, to consider the benefits of a school like Holy Cross. Your child would greatly benefit by the atmosphere provided by Holy Cross.

Wichita Collegiate School was a negative experience in every sense of the word. Bullying of other students is absolutely rampant and is not addressed effectively by administration or teachers. In our experience, the administration would bend to the will of the parents of the "lifer" or families with multiple children. I am aware of student's creating "hate" pages about other children, children been made fun of on social media (from inside classrooms with teachers present), theft and even so far as physical threats. Most of the female teachers in the upper school act like they are 15 and 16 years old who gossip loudly about students. Classism reigns supreme in this school. The parents also behave badly and are cliquish and elitist. We ultimately removed our student from this school and they were placed in a much more highly regarded college prep school. Seeing the difference between a school like Collegiate and an actual educational experience that provided healthy and supportive interaction on all levels only made it more clear how toxic the environment is at Wichita Collegiate.

This is just a typical elementary school where the staff, teacher and principal do their jobs. We don't have complaints, but nothing overly outstanding either. Just like most schools, the "No kid left behind" program is in place and if you have a smart kid, they are going to be bored. For instance, when they have the quarterly Honor Roll breakfast, 85-90% of the students are "honored." It's like all the kids getting a trophy just for participating. Ugh.