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CAWB is a dying breed...good old fashion values, discipline, academics, and LOVE❤ I have reared five children , and NEVER have I seen a school ( public or private) run so efficiently. The cleaning staff keeps CAWB spotless, the office is well organized as are the teachers while Sister Gail runs a tight ship. Walk into the building, and you will not see children running wild or teachers raising their voices. You will see order, respect, and happy students. There are rules everywhere we go, and if we don't follow them Cahos ensues. I have seen firsthand the downside of inconsistency in enforcing school rules,and that would be loss of control over the student body which greatly affects academic success, as well as the relationships among teachers, parents, and students. Public school has failed miserably in this area, and private schools are quickly catching up as they have been forced to relax their standards due to low enrollment because parents are uncomfortable with school staff following protocol, i.e., chewing gum, proper uniform, loud voices in the hall, missing assignments, disrespectful attitude toward toward anyone, etc. As I said, CAWB is a dying breed. your child's future is in good hands at CAWB. Your child will graduate with a firm foundation on how to navigate in this world if you as a parent come into this "family " with the right attitude trusting that the principal, teachers , and staff have your child's best interest at heart❤ Vikki Smith

It's a school what reason do I need

I've never known a school to be more focused on optimizing learning in deeply meaningful and useful ways for each unique student. Innovative teaching methods matched with novel school practices to help students awaken their intrinsic drive to learn, help the community, and develop to their full potential, including and beyond academic achievement. The small size allows the school to be flexible and responsive to the needs of all students, parents, and teachers; allows students, parents, and staff to have a familial relationship; and allows dedicated staff to personalize curricula and extracurricular activities to suit their student population. When my son is old enough, I plan to send him here.

I remember this school when I was I in Grade 8. Also this school is the best school ever and I miss my friends!

The school is super small and definitely super super boring if you choose to live on campus. All dorms and wifi are awful. Surroundings are nice but it's too far away from downtown and there's no convenient transportation.

My Daughter & I loved the Experience she had at Mercy☺

Great high school.

So not impressed with membership cancellation policy. In the past, we have been able to cancel a membership by phone. NOW, the YMCA refuses to cancel by phone. It is necessary to go in person to sign a paper. They even refuse to fax or send a link via email with the paperwork that needs to be filled out. Why can't the YMCA help busy families? How difficult is it to fax or email? Instead, they prefer to make busy people drive to the YMCA to sign a piece of paper. Very disappointed with customer service.

I love this school

spent the year here in 99 what a great year it was