Cabrini High School

15305 Wick Road

Allen Park, MI 48101

18 Reviews

School District
Grade

9-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by other on June 01, 2019

Cabrini High School is a great school with a very strong family and community atmosphere to it. The school has a very strong Christian atmosphere among the staff and the students. There are many extra curricular activities and sports for all students to participate. For the learners who struggle there is homework help in the library, guided learning classes, mentors and many support systems.
Submitted by other on April 30, 2019

Cabrini High School is a small, safe school that offers challenging courses (AP, Honors) as well as support for struggling learners (Guided Learning, mentors). It has sports, clubs, and theater so there's a fun activity for everybody. Teachers, staff and pastors try to promote social justice, tolerance, love, compassion and good values - inside the theology classes and church as well as outside. By the end of high school, students graduate with close friends, a strong foundation and quality academics.
Submitted by parent on April 26, 2019

I’m a parent of a graduating senior. She is well prepared to tackle challenges she may encounter because of the great foundation that she was given at CHS
Submitted by other on April 24, 2019

Cabrini High School combines faith, academic excellence, service, community and leadership to help students plan and prepare to achieve their goals after high school. Caring students and dedicated staff.
Submitted by other on March 01, 2019

A mistake was made going to this school.
Submitted by parent on March 03, 2018

This decision, to have my child at this private school, was rhe worst parenting decision of my life. My child and I have experienced bullying, prejudice and judgement (we are not Catholic) both in the classroom and outside the ckassroom. We paid higher tuition than others because we didn't know many others "barter" or don't pay at all. I have had coaches that cheat and lie, and when called out about it they were supported by the athletic department administration and I was made out to be the villain. Regretfully, my family has multiple alumni from Cabrini, but now none of us can recommend attending this school. And Christian values, forget about it, they are not there.
Submitted by parent on September 24, 2017

My son (a recent graduate) found supportive teachers, staff and students to help and enoucourage him to succeed academically and socially. Despite challenges presented by attention deficit disorder his. He entered college at university of Michigan and has been on the deans list for the past three semesters. No school is perfect but cabrini really is a great school. While we are not church-goers, the school re-enforced the values of honesty, integrity and kindness that are so important. As an employer I have noticed in my workplace cabrini students posess greater social and interpersonal skills that many students from other high schools. I have hired two and work with many other cabrini graduates
Submitted by student on September 14, 2017

My time at the high school has been pretty decent. However I have noticed throughout my years there that some teachers are not effective at teaching, For example around 40% of my teachers will give you the notes from the book and homework from the book. That doesn't seem bad until you ask for help and they either don't know how to explain it properly or only regurgitate what is already said in the book. If you need your child to get help on homework, it would be best to get a tutor that knows what they're doing.
Submitted by parent on March 31, 2017

My daughter attended Cabrini for middle and high school. It is worth the money to know that my daughter was receiving a good education in an environment that is safe, she was able to really concentrate on her studies. The teachers and staff really care for the students and their families. I definitely recommend the school to anyone considering Cabrini.
Submitted by teacher on February 27, 2016

The recent investments in computers, chromebooks and improvements like the new athletic fields, roof and parking lot are amazing considering the very low tuition. There is a nice blend of young, energetic teachers and more experienced ones who have been there for many years. This school is academically demanding, and the majority of the students are actually kind and respectful to one another! Great opportunities and atmosphere, good sports and facilities; very, very good school overall.
Submitted by parent on August 17, 2013

My son attended Cabrini for high school. In my opinion it is worth the money to know your child is receiving a good education in an environment that is much more controlled than the public schools. The teachers and staff really helped my son and took the time to contact me and work with us whenever my son was off track. Father Joe was awesome as well as the the teachers. I would definitely recommend the school to anyone considering Cabrini.
Submitted by parent on February 08, 2013

Not inpressed with this school at all. This used to be a good school. it's not worth the money.
Submitted by other on August 12, 2012

They care more about enforcing their uniform policy and giving out detentions than they do in helping the students.The religious and the staff don't walk the talk of being a Christian.The high profile sports get top priority and the other sports and activities get neglected along with the students that aren't star athletes. If your student is struggling and needs help they are pretty much on their own. Very dissapointed to say the least.
Submitted by parent on April 23, 2012

I went to grade and high school at Cabrini and now my child goes to a metro public school. Seeing the public education my child is getting I can't believe how poor the math, science, and language programs I received at Cabrini. Apparently the public schools cherry-pick the best teachers and Cabrini can't afford to compete with that. If a parent is searching for a good school for their children, use the MEAP scores in the 90's where you will find the great public schools.
Submitted by other on August 26, 2011

Went to grade and high school at Cabrini. I know of several alumni had their children and now grandchildren attend. To me that is the best reference a school could have!
Submitted by student on March 21, 2011

I am a graduate of both Cabrini Elementary and High school, and had a great experience. I felt that we had successful, well-supported athletics, and fairly high academics. I was just an average student in high school and still found myself being well-prepared in college. I found that many of my college classmates were struglling with things I already learned in high school. The faculty had high behavioral and academic expections in the elementary and high school.
Submitted by student on March 19, 2008

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Submitted by parent on November 01, 2007

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