Outstanding elementary school, great size for children to experience diversity and be prepared for a private or public HS. Love that Gesu has a STEM program. And it’s Best in it’s kind in World languages. They actually have their very Own World language Experienced teachers (instead of like OTHER elementary schools who have sub-hired a for profit company who hires anyone and “play pretend” and don’t really teach World languages. The children learn Spanish, French and Latin and move to HS with language and cultural knowledge. It’s a diverse school who through their daily lives teach the kids good moral character.
Submitted by student on January 04, 2019
Overall a pretty average Catholic school. Too traditional and doesn’t challenge you. Used to be a good school but not really anymore. Has a STREAM (basically STEM) center but older students don’t really use it. Recommend it to people but be careful!!
Submitted by parent on October 03, 2016
My children are very happy at Gesu. They have many wonderful friends and the community is extremely supportive and welcoming. Their faith has grown and is seen in everyday learning and behavior.
Submitted by parent on November 26, 2013
I have 3 kids that go here. They are getting a great faith and values based education.
Submitted by parent on October 23, 2012
We moved to Cleveland, and decided to give it a try based on opinions of others. If you have a child that is above average, this is not the school for you. We found that their curriculum is/was about 2 years behind from where it should be, and the teachers will not work with you to give your child the appropriate level of work. Our kids were not at all challenged, and extremely bored. We also noticed that the teachers and principal treat the kids based on how much their parents donate. The surrounding public schools are much better...I wish we wouldn't have wasted our money trying this school.
Submitted by parent on September 02, 2012
Gesu is a good school that values memorization and skills building via worksheets. Your kid can get a very good and solid (but old fashioned, homework intensive) education from 1st through 4th grade. 5th grade at Gesu should be avoided at all costs. They position it as a "stretch year" but it is a negative experience for most kids. -Hasn't been a "blue ribbon" school for years -Not a Jesuit feel, just a Jesuit ribbon on top of old fashioned parochial catholic.
Submitted by teacher on June 23, 2011
Gesu is an excellent school with supportive parents who team with teachers to educate each child.