Wesley Prep

We absolutely love this school! The teachers and staff are incredibly dedicated and genuinely invested in the students. My son feels happy, safe, and encouraged every day. The school does a wonderful job balancing strong academics with character development and community. We feel very lucky to be part of such a supportive and welcoming environment.

I didn’t have a good experience. The school tends to sweep issues under the rug. Leaders don’t always practice what they preach.

My son is completing his 6th year at Oak Hill and we love it more than ever. The peace that comes from knowing your child has a welcoming place that will grow with them and know them all the way through high school is such a blessing. Oak Hill prepares children for the rest of their lives, not just by educating them academically but also focusing on transition and life skills, social skills, and emotional regulation. Highly recommend Oak Hill!

We are incredibly impressed with ESD and it’s approach to education. The holistic approach of educating the whole child is something that a lot of schools no longer seem focused on. In this day and age seeing our child blossom as a caring citizen, leader, teammate and friend are more than we expected. Being a kid who always found the academics easy, she is having to put in more time effort than ever before. We are completely satisfied on that front as well. Athletics are not treated as the main focus here but rather part of a healthy lifestyle. We love this balanced view on leading a healthy life.

As a concerned member of the school community, I feel compelled to share my experience with the current leadership at CKS. Unfortunately, the principal, Lisa Bosco, has shown a consistent pattern of poor judgment, lack of professionalism, and a dismissive attitude toward both students and staff.Communication under this administration has been ineffective at best. Concerns from parents and faculty often go unaddressed or are met with hostility. There is a noticeable lack of transparency in decision-making, which has led to confusion and frustration throughout the school community.More troubling is the principal’s behavior and demeanor. Rather than fostering a welcoming, respectful environment grounded in Catholic values, Lisa Bosco often displays arrogance and ignorance, making it difficult for meaningful collaboration to take place. Staff morale has significantly declined, and many feel unsupported in their roles.A school leader should embody compassion, wisdom, and humility—qualities sorely lacking here. For the sake of the students and the greater school community, it is imperative that the Diocese or governing board reevaluate the leadership at Christ the King school.