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Cardinal Ritter High School

3360 W 30th St, Indianapolis, IN 46222, USA

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Place Types Secondary school
Address 3360 W 30th St, Indianapolis, IN 46222, USA
Coordinate 39.8125214,-86.2156266
Website https://www.cardinalritter.org/
Rating 4.2
Compound Code RQ7M+2P Indianapolis, IN, USA

Reviews

Donna Johnson (03/04/2018)

I love this school because you get a good quality education and you also get to learn about God and be able to pray. I love the teachers. You get to take fun trips in your different class level. They like to help everyone out. The uniforms for the school is a great way to keep everyone from wearing anything that is not appropriate for school but school dress down days are fun. Going to mass every month is a great way to feel closer to the Lord our God.

Mike Magan (05/31/2017)

Despite the world-class public school options for us here in Carmel, we choose to send our 17 year-old son here because we want him surrounded by something public schools will never offer: a faith-filled environment.nnThe thing I didn't expect is the family-like bond that is created among students and teachers. I believe this helped nurture his skills and provide something we, as his parents, couldn't figure out, how to get him to study and do well in subjects he didn't initially care for.nnThis kid is heading into his Chemistry final with a 95 - he somehow has learned the importance of grit and determination essential elements to succeed anywhere in life.

Katrina Carrico (11/23/2012)

Cardinal Ritter High School is one of the best schools you could go to. The teachers are excellent and the principal is super nice and fun! The school has excellent athletic teams for having no much to work with, and kids that graduate from there go far. I definitely reccomend the school

Kik Kik (06/05/2018)

There is bullying, students can obtain rank with higher ups in the school. Its very political in that way. I feel disenfranchised as black student with no family history at this school. Along with psuedohelpful rigorous coursework the politics can send you into a depressive state. The senior project is overcomplicated as to present a challenge to the students. Presenting a challenge is good it prepares you for life but this was forced to a point of unhealthiness. Along with finding myself I had to build myself up to be struck down many times in my seven years by administration and students alike.