Best CBSE School Saint Louis Near Me

Justin Dixon: Lutheran North is the home of some of the finest students in St. Louis. Every day, each student has a chance to expand his or her mind and share the light of Christ. You couldn't ask for a finer learning environment.

Matthew Van Stratton: The caring and dedicated staff and teachers are incredible at nurturing students' academic growth. We have a student that struggled throughout middle school, with missed assignments and poor comprehension. She has excelled at LN, with the caring support of her teachers. She continues to push herself and receives the guidance she needs to achieve her goals. We could not be happier with this school.

Dave Endorf: One of the best schools in the St. Louis area. A hidden gem in North County.

Lisa Johnston: Caring, talented teachers make Lutheran North a top choice school. Teachers invest time to challenge their students academically and encourage participation in extra curricular events. Young leaders are developed here.

Gerald Kirk: LHSN has provided a quality education to my family for two generations. If you are looking for a school that will compliment what parents are doing at home, will nurture your child through these teenage years, prepare them for post-high school in an environment where being smart is not ridiculed, make sure you tour LHSN!

Alan Runge: The shining light of North County education... infused with the Gospel throughout.

Shonda Gray: Great school and learning environment for students to grow academically, spiritually, mentally, and emotionally. Strong college prep curriculum. High expectation for all students. They offer numerous opportunities for a student to connect through sports, theater, clubs, and more. Great teachers and staff. I am greatly pleased with my child's education experience at Lutheran High School North. Students are prepared for college and beyond.

Stierholz Webster: The staff and teachers at North will take your children under their wing and prepare them for college and beyond academically, physically, socially, and spiritually. Students will be challenged and encouraged academically in all areas including practical life skills. They are encouraged to participate in sports, academic teams, arts, music, communications, community service — any and all areas they show interest in. They have an extensive, well- maintained campus that serves the students well without being ostentatious. Please visit and see firsthand what the North has to offer yours.

Tim Brackman: Great school with wonderful people and rich tradition

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Kevin VandenBrink: We’ve had two children attend Collegiate. It’s a great school with high standards, a wonderfully diverse student body, a healthy culture of excellence, committed teachers, and strong leadership.

Suzan A Mustafa: Nice school

Ashley Robinson: This school is educating superstars!!! Amazing choice!!

Jacquelyn Nauert: I attended this school for a little over two years. While the idea of the school is great, the way it was ran was very disorganized. There was a lack of communication between the administrators and students. There was also favoritism shown towards particular students (this could be shown in grades, passes, answering questions and even admittance to this school). The secretary was really sweet and did everything she could to help students. The principal would not change my schedule and told me I would not pass an AP Chemistry class so he refused change my schedule to this class during my junior year. I explained that I would put in the extra work since I hadn't taken calculus prior to the AP Chemistry class. He still refused and told me I had to take an AP Environmental class or an AP Biology class because without them my schedule wouldn't be hard enough. Keep in mind, my schedule already contained two AP classes and I passed the AP Biology test during the previous school year. My other classes were honor classes too. On this note, during 10th grade, I completed the extra work for a class to be considered honors Algebra 2 and then was told it wouldn't count. This was told to the group of students who already completed the work last year in August of the next school year. One benefit of this school is that they provide transportation but on this note, my cab came almost always late resulting in me missing at least one class a day. Sometimes the cabs would show up absurdly late after school too. When I told the principal I was going to transfer schools because of my schedule and cab, he called my mom and told her I wouldn't be able to attend any college better than a community college. He also insisted that I would fail AP Chemistry. I transfered anyway, got accepted to more colleges than just community college, and PASSED AP Chemistry during my junior year. I couldn't be happier now and haven't had any regrets about transferring. Make sure you know what you're signing up for before applying to this school. It's a good thought but is sloppy and not as professional as they try to make it seem.

Gheith Alsaadi: Great

Angelica Weingart: Absolutely amazing school, made so many friends the first week of school. The community is like one big family!

Abby Botts: This School has lots of potential. It's growing and getting better every year. I love our study hall time, our teachers, all the cool stuff we learn, my friends, and being able to eat lunch outside. Some of the things i think we could improve on would be; an atmosphere of joy, better communication skills, more fun activities or just random fun things to shake things up a bit and make school more interesting, going outside more, and making things more creative in general. Overall though I like the smallness-kinda close-knit feel of our school. It's a little bit of a fixerupper but I think it has a lot of room to grow and get better.

Nicholas metropoulos: The teachers, students, and principles are the best!

Ninfa Matiase: Awesome school diverse

Frederick Steele: This is a wonderfully diverse college prep school emphasizing medicine and bioscience. It prepares students for the most prestigious universities in the country AND provides numerous opportunities for exposure to these fields including internships at Wash U and SLU schools of medicine as well as MOBOT and the Zoo.