Cascia Hall Preparatory School

2520 South Yorktown Avenue

Tulsa, OK 74114

19 Reviews

School District
Grade

6-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by other on January 02, 2024

Exceptional faculty, inspiring and beautiful campus in the heart of Midtown, and a wonderful network of alumni who support the school and its students in all their endeavors.
Submitted by other on June 16, 2023

I got hella bullied when going here
Submitted by parent on August 25, 2021

Cascia is a great school. The teachers are caring and very qualified.
Submitted by other on June 21, 2016

Cascia Hall is a great investment. The one-on-one attention they are able to give to their students promotes long-term success. As I am celebrating my 10-year reunion this year, I am reminded frequently that my success was built on the foundation of my education received at Cascia. They gave me the tools to succeed and shaped me into well-rounded, hard-working adult.
Submitted by parent on May 26, 2015

The teachers, administration and other families have always made my family feel welcome and a part of the school. When my children have been challenged by the curriculum they have found available resources before it was too late.
Submitted by parent on November 21, 2014

While I had some good teachers, the students made my life hell for three years. If things haven't changed, be prepared for psychological scars.
Submitted by parent on May 01, 2014

As a parent of students in both the Upper and Middle schools at Cascia, I am pleased that my children are in an environment where they are pushed to excel academically, not only by the faculty, but by their peers too. They are encouraged to participate in many extracurricular activities, in addition to team sports. Our children love the environment and really feel like they're developing relationships which will extend well beyond graduation.
Submitted by parent on April 26, 2014

Cascia Hall is my daughter's home away from home! I could not ask for better faculty and staff to teach her in her academic endeavors!! They also care for the whole student...mind, body and SPIRIT!!
Submitted by teacher on April 12, 2014

My school is a Catholic Augustinian institution of learning. My school is my home away from home. Our core values, truth, unity, and charity, are consciously embodied by both faculty and students in and out of the classroom. Our curriculum is rigorous, our students rise to every challenge, and our parents support and appreciate the faculty and staff. we are working to diversify our student body.
Submitted by parent on November 11, 2013

Cascia Hall is an absolutely amazing school. While I'm a big believer that no school is perfect and no administration/faculty is perfect, I truly believe Cascia Hall stands behind their values and is 100% committed to their students. I have no doubt that once my children graduate, they will be completely prepared for college.
Submitted by parent on October 18, 2013

Both of my daughters have graduated from Cascia Hall. I contribute their success to Cascia. They learned in high school what it takes to succeed. They learned that hard work and dedication will take you where you want to go. It was not all books at Cascia, it was the Augustinians, faculty and staff that offered them so much leading to a well-rounded education. Both have graduated from college with extraordinary grades (Cascia taught them how to study from the day they walked through the front door) and both are well on their way to successful careers. If I had it to do over, again, I would do exactly what I did the first time and choose Cascia Hall for the outstanding education that it offers! I asked my girls if they would choose Cascia, again, and both said they would do it all over, again, at Cascia!! GO COMMANDOS!!
Submitted by parent on October 17, 2013

My school is Cascia Hall Preparatory School in Tulda, Ok. What a wonderful environment for your 6 th thru 12 th grader! The curriculum is rigorous and impressive, prepares kids for college in so many ways. It is steeped in many years of tradition but exploring new educational frontiers constantly. The faculty has been wonderful for my kids, always encouraging them to participate in class and in after school activities. Love the educational environment of the Augustinians. Love all the service projects the kids participate in as well. Teaching our kids about doing for others is so important.
Submitted by parent on October 14, 2013

I am a current parent of 3 students at Cascia Hall. The Cascia experience has been nothing but exceptional from day one. The faculty/staff are some of the most dedicated professionals I have ever seen, always encouraging the students to go that extra mile to be the very best that they can be. Excellence is encouraged in the classroom, on the playing field/court/matt/stage and in life. The community that surrounds you at Cascia Hall is one of love and character in which all are welcome. You know you are in the right place when the kids consider Cascia an extension of their family and they don't want to let their family down so they strive to be their best.
Submitted by parent on October 14, 2013

There is no perfect school and there are no perfect people. Cascia Hall is, however, a wonderful place to have your children educated. It is a safe, loving environment where it is COOL to be smart. The students are encouraged to be involved in extracurricular activities of all kinds from chorus to plays to robotics to debate to athletics - there's something for everyone. Don't be intimidated by the location (near Utica Square) or by the beautiful campus - there are capable and caring teachers, administrators, kids and parents at Cascia Hall and children of all backgrounds are welcome. The Christian principals that the school was founded on are still alive and well in the hallways and in the classrooms. Perfection - no. Striving to be close to perfection - yes and your child will be inspired to do and be their best at Cascia. I currently have two children at this school.
Submitted by parent on September 07, 2013

My son attended Cascia middle school and it was a horrific experience. The bullying is the worse I have ever seen and the administration has their hands tied by the parents of big donors or legacy parents. If their child does not get the grade they want they fire the teacher, so the teachers pass students through to keep their jobs. The parents are a very tight group and not accepting of new students outside of their group. There are several other private schools in the area with much better reputations. This school is on the decline and no longer are they true to their values.
Submitted by other on April 29, 2012

I am a student at Cascia Hall, and these past few years have been the worst. The teachers only care about the kids whose parents/older siblings came to the school as well, or if their parents donated a lot of cash. The people there are sooo snobby and rude! Unless you totally fit in with everyone else and become popular, you get teased on a daily basis. Don't go here if you are a unique person who really values "Truth, unity, and love!"
Submitted by other on October 11, 2011

I am a current student at cascia and it has to be the best school In the entire Tulsa County! It is a great school! Your children will feel so confident when you walk right through the doors! Such a a great school!
Submitted by parent on August 23, 2011

Since starting school this year at Cascia verses the public school they attended last year there has been by far a huge improvement. We used to fight to get them to go to school and now they love school so much they are getting up on their own no problems. Attending Cascia has improved their attitude 100% toward school. My children are very bright and now they are being challenged in their studies instead of being called discruptive or daydreaming because of being bored in the public school setting. Also, now I feel they are considered equal in everything they do instead of being one of "the teachers" kids that got away with a lot in the school they attended.
Submitted by parent on February 28, 2010

Children are very quichy, lots of bulleying by both Boys and girls in the middle school. Parents are disconnected for their children.