Campbell Learning Center

I think it could use some improvements regarding partiality amongst the student body. No child should be taught to think they are better than the next child. This is a form of bullying and is not conducive to a learning environment.

I wish I had paid attention to the negative reviews about this school and Memorial in general. I am not even a minority, just a liberal/free thinker, but I feel unwelcome in this community and my free-thinking kindergartner has had trouble making friends and felt bullied at VOE. It makes me sad when I see how easily she can make friends when in a more open-minded environment. We will not be staying in this area through Memorial High School, that's for sure.

As someone who went there and sent my son there i cant express how much we love this school. I purposely didn't move because our kids really enjoy this school and the staff. The teachers a re really engaging with the kids and build a relationship with them. They've helped my son in so many ways, from helping him understand why he struggles with reading to the process to take in and out of school. I always recommend this school to anyone who is questioning where to send their kids.

SML is a place that supports the whole child, and engages the parents to be involved. From academic progress to christian values, the school drives our children towards a more wholesome future.

When our son went there, he was emotionally tortured several days a week&several hours on those days his teacher turned him over to class bullies while she left the room leaving no adult supervision. He was once forced to eat pizza off the floor or go without. He would ask to go to the bathroom&the teacher would send a bully after him. He was assaulted in that bathroom frequently. Brother Jacobs frequently accused our son of disturbing class&made him sit in the office for hours missing class

St. Cecilia Catholic School has a great community, but the administration is weak and often inconsistent. There is a clear preference toward families who donate more, which creates a sense of unfairness. The school’s strong reputation feels overrated and mostly driven by its location and relatively low tuition, rather than overall quality. The families and students are the best part of the school, but the administration falls short.