Private Schools

5 stars all-around at Primrose Polaris. Outstanding experience for my (pre-k) daughter!

A.J.

American Spirit Academy isn't a school for everyone, but it provides a close environment for students. It may not have golden halls, but it's teachers have golden hearts. The caring staff and small classes work well together to cultivate a sense of family and community within the school. Not every kid you meet here will be Christian (because, honestly, no one can see what is in everyone's hearts), but the Christians you do meet would be your friends until the end. They'll be there for you. Not everything is perfect with our school, but no school is perfect. We will allow young Christian men and women to develop their faith and grow to become the children of God that they were meant to be.

Established in 1978, Bethel Christian School is a teaching ministry for those who attend Community Bible Church. Others are admitted as room permits.

Don't waste your money or your childs education. This school had 4 students in one class fail and who knows about the rest of the classes. They offer no help for a child that is struggling. I have talk to many parents who have pulled there children from this school. They are extemely unprofessional and stick together like a bunch of uneducated gang memebers. If you question anything about anything your child gets tossed out on there butts and not allowed to return. IT IS A BIG JOKE,

A wonderful and humble Christian school that provided me with a great high school education. Many of the teachers are from the area and work hard to provide an excellent education. Even after 50 years the school remains a mainstay in the community. The school is ecumenically organized and governed by a board of community members and alumni.

Thank God there is a facility like The School at Mc Guire Memorial. They have been a godsend for our family and our son. Proffesional Caring Staff and wonderful programs individually taylored to each child's needs.

The school has undergone a major facelift in its curriculum, so it's good choice for those who are unsatisfied with the public education system.

We sent our daughter to pre-school and pre-k for half day schooling. Her two teachers were outstanding, we no longer live in Euclid but, what a great program. Our daughter started out way ahead in public schools. Those two teachers made a huge impact on her.

I had three daughters who went to St Mary's. The two older ones transferred from Keystone school district in 6th and 7th grades respectively. The oldest went to EC and was salutatorian of her class, graduated in five years from Toledo with a BA in Spanish and a BS in pharmacy before receiving an MBA in International Finance for the Moore School of Business of the University of South Carolina. The second girl was 17th in her class at Elyria Catholic and then went on to graduate summa cum laude from college and is now a lawyer. The youngest entered St Mary's in kindergarten, went straight through to the eighth grade, and then received a scholarship to Lake Ridge Academy. She then graduated from Wellesley College in Massachusetts and is now pursuing a PhD in Statistics at the University of Minnesota. All three of them and I disagree wholly with the negative reviews posted previously. And just to be snarky about it, what does the second reviewer mean when he says they give out "free scholarships"? When was the last time anyone had to pay for a scholarship. He apparently went to a "much better" public school.