Bishop verot catholic high school Reviews

The faculty, staff and student body at Bishop Verot have made my daughters transition to high school a wonderful experience for her. They have a true sense of community that can be felt throughout the school. She has fantastic teachers and enjoys going to class. As "Adam Davis" also posted - we also wanted our daughter to be in a smaller high school environment (not 600 kids in the freshman class!) but still have the true high school experience. We know we made the right choice when we chose Bishop Verot! Go Vikes!

As a parent of two students - one who graduated, one who is going into 11th grade, I can't say enough good things about this school. Academically, my children excelled. My daughter is doing extremely well in college - in large part because of her experience at BV. She learned the importance of great study habits and graduated with a mature view of her next steps. As I watch my son maturing and looking more seriously at his future, he too is going to accomplish great things in college. BV prepares kids for the future and helps them to learn a deep respect for each other, adults and the world around them.

I'm a past graduate of BVHS and the most important lesson I learned in my 4 years is that my kids will not be attending this school! Some teachers genuinely cared, but the majority were rather unintelligent and had no right in "providing the best education your child can get". A minority of the teachers I had were worth the 12K a year, and succeeded at their job of helping ALL kids grow and prosper. The main issue of this institution comes down to its administration. A bulk of them couldn't care less about ALL students, and just catered to those with nice donations. There were multiple kids I knew that would repetitively get caught cheating, but the staff would do absolutely nothing about it because they were seen as an asset to the diocese's income. They pick and chose their favorite students, and if you are not on that list they probably wont let you walk at graduation, regardless of your GPA (multiple personal experiences). Bishop Verot Catholic high school is very poorly ran, and I would really make sure this is the BEST option for your child.

They are very intolerant of other faiths. If you are not of the catholic faith, but still want a good education for your child, I highly recommend Fort Myers High School. At Fort Myers High School they have an internationally accredited IB program that gives any student graduating from the program a great variety of scholarships. Some of my personal friends got full rides to any school in Florida because of it.

The school educates well enough, but the classes are not weighted appropriately and in the eyes of colleges, a high school degree is a high school degree. Why not send your child to a school with easier Honors level courses? There is no reason to deny them of the credit they deserve.

Beautiful catholic school. Went there for a Saturday retreat but the school girls were organizing and helping out. Such gentle and well educated kids. Very impressed by this kids . The campus is very pretty and clean too. The Church is beautiful.

To the person and all who read the post of the writer who claims that Bishop Verot High School (BVHS) is prejudice against non-Catholics and Christians.

You must have a two digit I.Q to make such an outrageous claim and yet offer no example, not even something that a person with low I.Q. could invent. You are truly a sad person and I pray that our Father may help you find peace within.

I have young adults who attend BVHS and another (God willing), on the way. My only regret is that I did not know about this school years ago, where my children were packed like sardines in each classroom. They now feel loved and cared for not only by Catholics but also by others who attend this school.

I have found in my life that people who claim a prejudice about others should take a stern look at the mirror and see what is within them to feel that way about others. Your broad, single stroke of this school illustrates that indeed you are in pain and perhaps feel cheated somehow or in someway that you would paint so broadly.

Bishop Verot High School did not rank in the top fifty of Catholic Schools in the nation for commentary such as yours. I suggest you seek counseling and if that does not work, remove yourself from any relationship to this God lifting magical school that transforms young, impressionable children into very well rounded young adults with a beautiful future ahead of them.

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Love this school my cousin goes here she is the part of the cheer for the football and me as in 3rd grade i did little bit of spirit here love it my number 1 pick for high school LOVE

I have attended Bishop Verot along with majority of my family and there arent enough good things to say about this school. The teachers actually care! When I went to college, many of my new friends were shocked that i actually read books in high school and attended class. The teachers do not just teach us the material, they inspire us to want to do something with our lives. As for the previous comment, I am so sorry that you can not express your religious views at a CATHOLIC school.. go to Canterbury. I didn't know we do not except Hindus.. my best friend is Indian and her family is Hindu and no one cared or shunned her and her father was on the board. That just shows how much they hate those hindus?! Oh and I am so sorry that you have a problem saying a prayer at a Catholic School.. Who knew that attending Bishop Verot Catholic Highschool would have religion involved!?
Students at Bishop Verot actually want to go to school and be apart of the community. The students that did not want to go to learn weeded themselves out. At my graduation I could look around and confidently say that I was friends with every single person in my graduating class.
Bishop Verot is a GREAT school and whoever said the top 50 school thing is absolutely correct. It was a honor to be apart of such a wonderful community.

Best school in southwest Florida. Anybody else still alive from 1962?

My wife and I were part of a very special Veterans Day Assembly at BV yesterday, 10 Nov 2017. The students were exceedingly well behaved and respectful, and a pleasure to interface with. The program they developed was inspirational, patriotic and sincere, and I was proud to celebrate our nation's military history with them. In addition, the Administrative Team, Faculty and Staff, to a person, were professional and kind to us; they made my wife and I feel valued. Kudos to the entire BV team for what they have accomplished over their history, and for their ongoing efforts to educate our youth in a positive and enriching environment. Go Vikings!