Concordia is a great school because the teachers keep the parents informed re: the childs school work.
—Submitted by a parent

As a parent, I love Concordia University School for my child, The school has structure, good quality staff and most important the class and homework has substance. I only wish the school was year around.
—Submitted by a parent

This year has brought along quite a few changes at CUS. But I think the changes have been for the better. The principal stepped down which I feel was Best for the school. They've brought in a couple of staff members from one of the Top performing private schools in Milwaukee. Homework comes home nightly. So I am able to see what my children are learning. The curriculum is actually challenging the students'...Ex. Building Critical Thinking, Problem Solving skills and basic skills. When I've had to speak with a teacher about schoolwork. They were easily reached by phone or email and responded promptly. Keep up the good work! I think the school is going in a great direction.
—Submitted by a parent

My child's first year at this school was actually great. His 4TH grade teacher Mrs S not only helped him stay on track but she pushed him to do work at another level. I thinks shes a excellent teacher. This school doesn't give much homework,but where she saw my son needed improvement she sent packets home to help him. Also knowing that some parents haven't been in school in a while,she sent home packets for the parents to understand the work to. With teacher,parent,and child working together anything is possible. Hope next years goes well.
—Submitted by a parent

I agree with the parent who stated it's hard to tell what the children know or are learning in class. The middle school does not have textbooks. Students don't get homework on a regular basis. One middle school teacher is very unprofessional in conduct and dress. Issues and concerns are not addressed by the principal because she is friends with this particular staff member. It is clear to all who is actually running the school (not the principal) Parents have no voice when it comes to concerns.
—Submitted by a parent

School lacks leadership. It needs diversity training.Principal referred to children as acting, 'from the hood.'
—Submitted by a parent

I think that this school has great potential. Its very disciplinary so the good kids seem to suffer with the bad. The curriculum is good but the children dont get homework and its hard to tell what they know or are learning in class. The staff is friendly and very welcoming.
—Submitted by a parent

My son is excelling profeciently at this institute. I love the curriculom.
—Submitted by a parent