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“For most students however, this school is amazing, many incredible opportunities that I will never regret having. The art program is astounding, most of the teachers are amazing. Fun environment, lackluster theology if you are not catholic. Science department is a plus, Mr. Higgins for honors physics is one of the best times I've ever had in a science class.”

“As middle-May approaches me it is time I look forward to college that approaches rapidly and look back as highschool quickly fades away unwillingly. Creighton Prep to me has been a second home, and second family, a huge oppertunity. Prep not only guides your young man to a graet education but it also guides them to be better people and citizens within the community. The academics are heads above the rest, the teachers are not only our educators but our friends. As the class of 2006 prepares to graduate many are leaving Prep with excellent educations including two students who scored a perfect 36 on the ACT and a good number of students who scroed 30-35. The teachers who are here live Prep, they aren't here just to teach us like many public school teachers tend to be.”

“For Omaha, Creighton Prep offers the best program of education that I have seen. What the students learn during school at Prep will carry them all the way through University and in my case, the note taking and outlining skills have even helped in Law School. More importantly, Creighton Prep teaches young men how to live with integrity, honesty and morality. It teaches them the life skills that most other school will barely touch. Parent involvement at Creighton Prep is actually much more sparse than I have seen at other high schools, but this is generally a good thing because the teachers are all heavily and directly involved in the student's lives. They are role-models, educators and leaders not only in the school but also in the greater Omaha community. They don't monitor, but lead the students in helping others outside the school.”