Holy Spirit School

We've been at Holy Spirit for a very long time now (almost 15 years). All of our children have thrived there and have gone on to do very well in high school. The school overall has high academic standards and encourages a respectful environment among teachers and students. The Catholic identity informs all of the classes and activities, and it makes a difference how people in the building treat one another. I think the school has done a consistently good job of communicating with the parents. More work is demanded of the students than is typical in some other schools, but the amount of homework has significantly decreased over the years, and I think it's quite manageable. My older children made friends at Holy Spirit that they still keep in touch with, years after graduation. The community of parents is very welcoming, and there are several school events to get involved in. As with any school, some classes of kids are better or worse than others, some teachers are more adept than others, and some years are better than others. No school is perfect, but we've been happy at Holy Spirit and pleased with the formation for our children. I encourage you to visit for yourself and watch interactions inside and outside of the classroom.

We have been at Holy Spirit for 4 years since 2021. We have seen nothing but improvements every year as they strive to improve and balance Academics, Safety, School Spirit, and Family Engagement. No school is perfect, however Holy Spirit is not static, they are dynamically tweaking and improving based on constant vigilance and engaging parents for feedback. Not only are we content with school experience but also their growth. We originally chose Holy Spirit, while living in another state, from a spreadsheet of metrics that include school population, campus size, outdoor recreational opportunities, social media transparency, capital improvements underway or planned, and so forth. In hind sight we are super happy and fortunate with our selection and will be sad to leave this new school "family".