Guerin Catholic High School

Private | 9-12 | 572 students |  

PHONE: (317) 582-0120

FAX: (317) 582-0140

HOURS: 7:45 a.m. - 3:20 p.m.

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15300 N Gray Rd

Noblesville, IN 46062

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"We are best known for Catholic identity."

Guerin Catholic High School is a private school in Noblesville, Indiana. It serves 572 students in grades 9-12.

This school has an average Community Rating of 5 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 10 school community members.

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Posted on Mar 24, 2011
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We have been a part of the Guerin Community for almost 6 years. Our children are receiving not only an outstanding education but also spirituality at the grass roots level. The faculty/staff treat each other like family. They continually try to bring out the best in the students always wanting them to excel. At Guerin, students can play a sport, be in the newest stage production and be a part of many school clubs. The opportunities are limitless. A review, seen below, and written in '07 expressed the need for many kinks to be worked out because Guerin was a newer school at that time. They have been!!! We are blessed that one daughter has graduated from Guerin and one is a Junior now. They have thanked us numerous times for sending them to a high school where academics are important, discipline is understood, spirituality is encouraged and families are valued.
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Posted on Jul 8, 2009
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We currently have our second Guerin student from the family enrolled here now and we still LOVE it. Our two kids could not be more different, and yet they've both found a place where they are embraced for who they are, encouraged to take chances, develop their talents, and shine in their own arenas. The small size enables the teachers to really reach out to the kids. We've found the staff at every event - sports, arts, religious, etc. The teachers go way beyond the classroom to make sure the kids know they are valued and loved. Sports opportunities are great. Because there are not hundreds going out for a team, your kids get to actually PLAY, which enables them to get better, develop great friendships, and stay busy (and out of trouble!) The coaches are also wonderful mentors. Our oldest graduated from here with a full-ride to college. Thanks Guerin!
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Posted on Mar 26, 2009
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Could not ask for a better experience! The school's mission to remain God-centered is always at the forefront. The academics are challenging, the entire staff is engaging and dedicated to excellence. Our sports programs are awesome and our student attendance and overall fan support at the games surpasses many of the larger schools. Our basketball and soccer programs are at very high levels of competition. Go Eagles!
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Posted on Aug 24, 2008
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I came to Guerin from Carmel Middle School, so attending a private school was completely new to me. It was my first time I'd ever gone to a private school, so of course I was against the idea. Some things that didn't exactly excite me: uniforms, no French classes (only Latin and Spanish), no culinary classes (I'd like to pursue the culinary arts), and the idea that I'd be separated from my friends. But now that I'm a sophomore, I love it so much! It's small, and I've managed to look past the downfalls. I have so many great friends, and I like the majority of my teachers. I'm really involved there: tennis, choir, yearbook, church stuff, and just high school in general! In synopsis: GUERIN'S GREAT! GO GOLDEN EAGLES!
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Posted on Jul 28, 2008
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Exactly the right school for our son. Guerin was a difficult choice for us to make, as getting there adds an hour to our commute each morning and evening, and we have to drive past Chatard and Cathedral to get there, but we couldn't be happier with the decision. The school is new, but contrary to the first reviewer, I find the administration is doing a good job in growing the school. It was named as one of the top 50 Catholic schools in America, and that honor is a well earned one. I have lived in 3 states, and am very well acquainted with the Catholic schools in those states. That Guerin ranks ahead of all those schools speaks volumes of where they are. That their 81 graduates this last Spring were offered over $9 million in college scholarships further shows that Guerin Catholic has fast earned a very positive reputation.
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Posted on Jan 20, 2008
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I have found Guerin High School to be beyond excellent. The teachers we have had show an extremely high interest in preparing our children in all studies. The coaches at all levels are top notch and each new addition to the staff is chosen with great care. Rick Wagner is keeping our Catholic faith central to the school. Our children are deepening their faith,experiencing awesome technology , learning subject material, and having a blast with all their new friends from various places. Could not be happier with Guerin- (well, we do need more seating in the gym!)
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Posted on Oct 3, 2007
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We were debating on sending our daughter to Guerin because of the distance and the cost. However, with a little scholarship we decided to try it. Our daughter absolutely loves this school and so do her parents! The teachers all have their masters and are real people my child can go to for anything! The classes are small and the programs are advanced. The students there are earning a diploma that is recognized globally! Scholarships for college are very likely! We love that Jesus is in the middle of all this greatness and the students are better people because of it! IT is well worth it! The students are all provided with lap tops and e-mail there homework and assignments! It is easier on the environment as well as preparing these kids for the world! Highly recommended!
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Posted on Mar 25, 2007
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Being a new school there are many kinks to be worked out. The administration does not seem up to the task and the environment is not a compassionate one towards the children. Athletic opportunities are there but all programs are in development and will take another couple of years. The teachers don't seem to show an interest in the students or the school. You can double that sentiment for the administration. Maybe in a few years the school will come forward as a destination for good students but it will be some time.
--Submitted by a parent


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