St Cornelius School

I can’t really rate the quality of many of the current teachers, since they’re different from those I experienced. In my time, the faculty was good, overall. I mean, there’s bad teachers and good teachers, like with all schools. More good than bad, in my experience. Mrs. Campbell genuinely cares about her students, so it’s nice to have her as a principal.
But the facilities sucked. No gym. No cafeteria. No auditorium. You may ask yourself, «Self, where do these children have gym class?» The answer: the basement… So that rules out basketball, volleyball, and baseball. No wonder our sports teams weren’t great.
If you want to give your kids a good Catholic education, go ahead and send them here. They’ll just complain about not having a gym for the rest of their lives.

One of the finest, most organized, and most disciplined schools I have ever worked in. The faculty and staff are great and very supportive! The students are very respectful and appreciative of your efforts. See you in the fall!

Great private school for young children. The teachers here are fully dedicated and I learned the crucial building blocks from this school. I went on to attend St. Ignatius College Prep and currently attend Loyola University Chicago. Goes to show the quality of teaching available at this institution!