Metro-East Lutheran High School
- Private, Lutheran
- EDWARDSVILLE, IL
Christian School
Metro-East Lutheran High School
- grade A minusOverall Grade
- Private, Lutheran
- 9-12
- EDWARDSVILLE, IL
- Rating 4.05 out of 5 62 reviews
Metro-East Lutheran High School Reviews
Rating 4.05 out of 5 62 reviews
At MELHS, I had a great experience. I made friends, the teachers were really good. They also offered a lot of extracurricular activities for students during and after school.
Great Teachers. Small school environment so it’s easy to get involved. Easy to make friends here because you know everyone. The teachers will help you if you need it and do a great job of preparing you for college. Only downside is the facilities could be updated, but the school does look nice.
It has a challenging education with a great faculty.They will help you as much as you can.You just have to have that focus and dedication to succeed in this school.
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Great Christian education with some of the best educational staff around! It's hard to find teachers who care about you as an individual, especially if you aren't with the "in crowd". The staff and students at this facility are different compared to a public school system, we're lucky to have this facility around.
Metro East has incredible faculty who love and care about each individual student. Students are able to excel tremendously in academics as well as extra circulars provided by the school.
i love the familial atmosphere this school has, and the fact that the teachers know and care about every student on a personal level. You can tell they are truly passionate about teaching and Christ. I also appreciate the opportunities this school offers despite its small enrollment. They also have lots of college prep class options.
I did not have a good experience at Metro. Because of all the private Lutheran grade schools in the area, if you did not find friends in grade school, you did not find friends at Lutheran High. Everyone is so involved in cliques it takes away from the fact that a Lutheran High School should be a great place to thrive.
Metro-East Lutheran is very personalized. The teachers care about the students both academically and personally. The class sizes are small. Metro is more like a family than just a school.
I transferred to Metro as a Junior and it took me awhile to warm up to the school. After joining three sports teams and a club I can definitely say that I made the most of my time there and enjoyed almost every second of it! A few of the students can be cliquey but you just have to find your group and what you love. The staff is amazing and genuinely care about you. I would do it all over again in a second!
As a current junior at MELHS, I am so glad I am at this school. A lot of kids complain about it, but they would complain all the same if they were at a different school. Our school isn’t necessarily the best at a lot of things but you don’t have to be the best to be good. The faculty is full of respectable Christian teachers that really care about their students. There’s plenty of sports and activities to get involved in. Clubs include things like Spanish Club, String Ensemble, Scholar Bowl, Engineering Club, NHS, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Garden Club, and more. For the size of the school, the variety of classes is incredible. A majority of students take honors classes, and the school offers about 5 different AP classes as well as many Dual-Credit options. I am personally so glad that I have the opportunity to go to this school and I would definitely recommend it.
For the most part, teachers care about their students and will do what they can to help them. All students are required to have an iPad, where many of the textbooks and study materials are available. There aren't a ton of sports options available, but there are enough for most people to find something they're interested in. If a student doesn't want to play sports, there are a few other extra curriculars like the Thespian Troupe and the Creative Writing and Book Club.
When I started high school I originally went to Edwardsville High school which is the public high school for District 7. I couldn't have been happier the day I got accepted and went to Metro-East for my Junior year. I finally felt at home. Teachers actually remembered my name and even those who I didn't have a class with knew who I was. I wasn't just a face in the crowd anymore. The small school experience was one I didn't think I would enjoy at first but grew to love it and only regret not going sooner.
Great faith based school where everybody is welcome. Teachers have a passion for what they do and, due to the small class sizes, they can form close relationships with their students. On top of having a strong faith focus it also emphasizes academic success. The school provides a great curriculum for all students regardless of their capabilities.
I love how Metro East Lutheran High School is such a small school that is family friendly and around by a nice living environment.
Great diversity of options for students. They could add more though.
Very good school, however, some things most find enjoyable are restricted because of the Christian base.