As a current student at Holy Redeemer, I find this school amazing and so enjoyable. The school has amazing leadership and many clubs. All the students and teachers are kind and the atmosphere at the school is so positive. All school masses on Fridays are so fun, and include everyone. This school Is great.
Submitted by student on January 28, 2025
I am a current 8th grader at Holy Redeemer School. Even though the workload can be hefty at times, it has made me feel ready for high school. The staff is kind and patient with students. Middle school teachers are willing to help students achieve the best grades possible by allowing them to go in early for extra help and allowing students to use Fast Direct to communicate with them outside of school. At Holy Redeemer, I feel safe and supported. I have made important friendships at this school and would highly recommend it!
Submitted by student on January 28, 2025
As a current 8th-grade student, I would most certainly recommend this school! The bonds with friends and the memories I have made here are unmatched! The vigorous academic system has prepared me tremendously for high school! Teachers dedicate themselves to coming in early to help confused students with homework. The staff always makes you feel safe and welcome! The immense support has prepared me for the next steps in my academic journey!
Submitted by student on January 28, 2025
I love this school! As an 8th-grade student, I feel extremely well-prepared for high school. The teachers are kind and always willing to help. The enriching academic system is having a wonderful impact on my life!
Submitted by other on June 04, 2024
Horrible school. Like other reviews said, the bullying is out of hand. Not only students bullying other students but the teachers are rude and disrespectful to students. If you do not fit their perfect mold, you are treated differently. The way that teachers would go as far as bullying the students is beyond me. Treating certain kids completely differently than others. If you were struggling in their class, no support or encouragement from the teachers. They would just treat you like you are stupid. This is coming from a former student. What an embarrassment to call yourself a catholic institution while being mean to literal CHILDREN. And the teachers that did stand out and care for students, were bullied by admin into quitting.
Submitted by parent on April 24, 2024
Do not take your child to this school. Bullying is a real problem and the administration and parish staff refuse to appropriately address the issues. This school is not safe. I have been in education for 25+ years, and have worked in some pretty rough schools. I have never encountered this level of necessary inaction on the part of the administration and priest.
Submitted by other on February 28, 2023
Would not recommend this school. They favor wealthy, white , married families who attend the parish. If you fit that mold, by all means send your children here but If you don’t, you won’t be welcome. There aren’t many options for children who does like soccer or basketball. The children are not allowed to speak or laugh in line. However If you fit the above description, your child may have a pass. Our experience has been horrific and I’m hoping to help another family from sending their child to this less than average school.
Submitted by parent on April 28, 2018
Awful, there are much better schools in and around Webster Groves. Leadership severely lacking
Submitted by parent on July 22, 2013
Academics, faith and friendship are what you'll find at Holy Redeemer School. They've made an effort to develop and maintain quality education pre-K thru 8th grade. The school operates as one large family, really an extension of our tightly-knit parish. HR school has new construction, current technology, dedicated teachers and support staff, and air conditioning! There's a full-time certified learning consultant for special needs kids. 99% of graduates attend their high schools of first choice. While there is only one class per grade level, the enrollment is steady thanks to the annual (voluntary) tuition reduction capital campaign. Come check out the new playground this August!