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McAuley High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

McAuley High School Detail

(513) 681-1800
6000 Oakwood Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45224
Levels: 9-12
District: Private


McAuley High School Census Data

Census InfoValueYear
Native American or Native Alaskan:0% (2008)
Asian/Pacific Islander:0.78% (2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:4.54% (2008)
Hispanic:1.56% (2008)
White, non-Hispanic:93.13% (2008)
Student Teacher Ratio:18.18% (2008)

McAuley High School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating5
Average Principals Rating4
Average Teachers Rating5
Average Activities Rating5
Average Parents Rating4
Average Safety Rating5

McAuley High School Reviews

Wonderful School, but going downhill from lack of leadership. Student are very open and accepting. The one thing I remember about school, was their were no clicks. Suprising for an all girls school.
This review was posted by a student.

McAuley is a great place to send your daughter. It will help your daughter in many aspects of life. Not only will it help in school but it will also help her with college and in the real world. The education I recieved from McAuley a few years ago was the best a person could ever experience. All the teachers are willing to help inside and outside of class. They want your daughter to suceed in life so they push her to the greatest of her ability. It is a strict school, however, the morals and the foundation it sends to the students will never be lost. It is a great place and I would recommend it for any student or parent who wants a good educations and a fun learning environment.
This review was posted by a former student.

I attended mcauley all four years of high school and loved it. the teachers are excellent and really care about the students and the extracurriculars are great too.
This review was posted by a former student.

Our daughter graduated from McAuley in 2002 and is now attending Clemson University majoring in biochemistry. McAuley offers a well rounded education for students at many different learning levels. McAuley stresses the importance of being a strong, confident, successful, loving female. Studying in an all female environment gave my daughter more confidence to achieve her goals.
This review was posted by a other.