Private | K-8 | Roman Catholic | 429 students |
Noblesville's Our Lady of Grace School is a private school. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 429 students in grades K-8.
This school's average Community Rating, based on 16 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.3 miles | |||
1.6 miles | |||
1.9 miles | |||
2.3 miles |
I have 4 kids and love that the 4th child is free at OLG! I also like how all of my kids are in the same building. If I want to have lunch with them, I just stay for all lunch periods and get to visit with each of them, Plus, my kindergartener is reading already! I feel that the education here is much more personalized than in public school. The kids just have the opportunity to learn more with the smaller class sizes as compared to Noblesville public schools. And no specials have been cut, as they were in public schools.
The teachers and students are great, but the administration stinks! The principal does not communicate well with the parents. I wonder if she even likes children? There is not a process for a parent to complain about the school. It is a dictatorship and if you do complain, you are ostracized.
Incredible things happen in this OLG school family. Its not only about math and english, but about respect, responsibility, character, and integrity. Its a worthwhile investment in my childrens education.
The vast majority of the teachers are very sweet, patient, compassionate, and talented. The administration, however, is a complete failure. There is supposedly an anti-bullying policy in place, and much time and effort is made to inform families of this program; however, on a day-to-day basis, bullying, harassment, and tormenting is overlooked or diminished as "isolated incidents." I removed my special-needs child when the environment among her peers became ostracizing, bullying, belittling, and hostile to the point of physical violence, all of which was reported to the principal and deemed to be "not bullying." I suspect that it was more important to the administration to ensure the continued payment of 3-6 bullies' families' tuition payments (rather than risk losing them by, oh, I don't know, punishing them for tormenting a fellow student) than lose merely lose one source of income.
OLG has been a blessing to our family. Nothing wrong with Noblesville or HSE schools (we live in HSE district) but an education where Faith is front and center is priceless. This is a small school where teachers and staff know where our children have needs and where they excel.
Excellent school! The staff is wonderful, and the students are just as wonderful. I have never been to a school where the older kids take time to help the younger kids. The love of God is present in this school, and in the staff. Wonderful school. Public schools are only half as good as OLG on their best days.
The preschool is top notch! Caring staff and faculty and wonderful Christian environment where they lead by example!
We love OLG. The teachers are outstanding. They go above and beyond everyday. My children fit right in and are excelling academically, socially, and spiritually.
Our Lady of Grace is a wonderful school. My oldest is getting ready to graduate and has had a fantastic experience. All of my children have grown socially, academically and spiritually. The teachers are wonderful.
Send your kids to Noblesville Schools. OLG is way below what you would find in the public schools of Noblesville.
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