Catholic Memorial High School

Catholic Memorial High School is very good, most of the teachers and students there are very nice, but racial discrimination also exists. But forget about giving WIA good reviews. They post untrue messages in their official public account every day, using student photos without ever informing the students. The photos they publish always look good, but in reality, it's not like that at all. They're good at superficial work, but their management ability is extremely poor. Their reputation among parents seems good, but among students, it's completely out of line.

I deeply regret sending my child to study here. The management of the WIA dormitory institution is terrible. The teachers there have a low educational level and are unable to tutor students with their schoolwork (they can only tutor English and are completely clueless about science subjects). They often yell at students. There are not enough drivers, so they cannot pick up and drop off children on time. The accommodation conditions are poor. Using the refrigerator and microwave each semester costs 50 to 60 US dollars. At the end of each year, children are forced to buy a very small storage box for 25 US dollars and made to put all their belongings from their room into it, claiming it's for summer management fees. The food in the dormitory is unappetizing and not fresh; it's all leftovers from a partnered Chinese restaurant's customers, packed and brought over. My child once suffered from high fever and diarrhea due to eating stale meat. I genuinely do not recommend parents who want to send their children to study in the US to choose this place. It's a total rip-off!! There are too many fake positive reviews written by agencies hired by the official institution in the comment section. Do not be misled by their one-sided claims!!

Accommodation (Parents of boarding school students may skip this question): Accommodation choice, living, community, extracurricular arrangements
After selecting CMH, we learned about Wisconsin International Academy's full-care accommodation and immediately liked this guardianship service, which is suitable for younger international students. Subsequently, we also extensively researched their services, and both the CMH school administration and our agent highly recommended them. Later, we found out that this is also a fixed asset invested by a domestic state-owned enterprise, and upon learning this, we proceeded directly with the application. This Sino-US dual assurance approach is the most reassuring choice for families like ours.

After considering many schools for high school applications, we finally chose this one. One reason is that our child is young, and we weren't keen on sending them to regions like the East or West Coast. We thought that sending them to such bustling places during their undergraduate years would be more beneficial for their growth, so we opted for Wisconsin. By coincidence, we learned that a full-service boarding program like Wisconsin International Academy (WIA) would be more suitable for our child to have a stable and solid high school experience. Therefore, we chose CMH and WIA for full guardianship services through a domestic agency.