Excellent! My child continued to advance academically and made many great friends along the way. The moral compass and kindness of this school is unmatched. Everyone is so very welcoming and supportive.
Submitted by other on May 19, 2016
Supportive, academically challenging, forward thinking school that develops leaders for tomorrow. Could not be happier with my child's experience. This is not your old fashion Catholic school, it is developing students with leadership, critical thinking, problem solving and 21st century skills simultaneously creating moral and ethical difference makers.
Submitted by parent on April 11, 2016
We've had two children at All Hallows for the past three years and can't believe how lucky we were to find this gem "on the hill". The leadership by principal is stellar in her vision for the school, passion for not only the best faculty and academics, but her ability to truly form a sense of community with the parents too. Feel truly blessed to be a part of AHA and very happy with the education and faith formation our children receive here. Top notch!
Submitted by parent on March 06, 2013
All Hallows Academy (AHA) is an outstanding catholic school. Focused on academics and helping parents raise good people. Not afraid to teach kids right from wrong. I'm most impressed with the level of parental involvement in the classroom and with extra-curricular activities (Theater, Sports, Cultural Arts, Field Trips, & Community Outreach). The parents are a major factor in making this school great. This is our seventh year as parents at AHA. We have 4 kids in grades 2 - 8. The best value for a private school in La Jolla!
Submitted by parent on February 24, 2013
Our child attended All Hallows Academy, La Jolla for over a year, K through beginning of 1st grade. We found that it had (a) no real investment in the well being of our child, (b) no problem solving strategy when confronted with issues between children, and (c) invested more in their own self-interest than in doing what was truly best for the children involved. We came to believe that was lots of fluff, with a lack of inclusiveness and self-consistency.