Archbishop Stepinac High School

Excellent foundation and college prep school...very happy with our first year---strong, well-rounded staff---open communication...great group of boys...
—Submitted by a parent

This wonder staff of caring teacher and they really want to help your child It a great school
—Submitted by a parent

Very good preparation for sat's and act's for college, considering its a catholic high school. Not many good solid catholic high schools around any more The principal is a solid leader, the monsignor shows signs of good religious leadership for the young men, the athletic department is solid, As a parent, I only have positive thngs to say about Stepinac, it may of had its pitfalls in the past, but NO MORE! My son has recvd a solid education, better than I expected and religious guidance as well. Not bad for a cathollic high school, keep up the good work Stepinac, I will be recommending this high school to many young men who want a decent and proper education and an athletic program. Continue to screen families who wqnt a solid academic curriculum,athletic and religious education for their sons.
—Submitted by a parent

Great school, loved it and received an excellent education. Great foundation for college and the 'real' world.
—Submitted by a student

Great arts and other programs - teachers offer lots including honors programs and AP. Involved alumni network too.
—Submitted by Keith Chamberlain, a former student

If your child comes from a public school system do not send him to this school. If your child is excited about the school and is used to the culture of catholic schools the school will be fine.
—Submitted by Alex Maruri, a student

If you want your child to learn to repeat what he hears without question, send him to stepinac. If you want you son to learn and develop his own opinions, send him somewhere else.
—Submitted by Ryan Walsh, a former student

This school is a leader maker. In today's society, we see many problems throughout the secular world. This school aids its students by way of it's all male student population. Additionally the school adds to the educational process by the instruction of personel that are accustomed to teaching at the collegiate level.
—Submitted by Michael Weber, a former student