Reviews of Dublin School (School)

Luke Salinovici

Their soccer team has horrible sportsmanship. The student's on the sidelines insult the opposing team, and the coach encourages it. A bunch of rich, entitled brats running around the field like they're gods. Never seen such a hideous example of a team. Good or bad no team should act the way they do. They act like children. No respect for the game they play, they only care about victory and have tantrums when it doesn't go their way. They act extremely malicious and have no decency. I encourage anyone who wishes to retain their humanity to not go to Dublin school and if it were my choice they would be removed from the rval league. Revolting. The players wouldn't know respect if it knocked the silver spoons out if their mouths. If anyone was wondering the reason for this review, during a match members of the the Dublin soccer team were saying racist statements towards the Latin American members of our team, and multiple students were critiqued for their height by students watching on the sidelines. this of course without question is revolting behavior. Additionally, a pair of dirty white underwear was left on our team's bench, as well as many members of our team seeing a student kick our property. And if you think this is just my opinion, I have spoken with member's of other teams and they share thoughts similar, to those I have voiced.

John Hodson

It rocks

Francisco Sá F. R. de Andrada

I feell very welcome when I came to Dublin. I am from a different country and when I came I was feeling nervous about leaving my home and being in a different culture. From the second I stepped on campus, I felt supported and embraced by all the wonderful faculty members and students. I love Dublin!

peter antonellis

An excellent private, secondary boarding- and day school, with both a diverse and inclusive student body, and an inspiring and supportive faculty. Without reservation Dublin School is worth the time to make a visit and inquire, especially if you are a student looking for a high school where you can explore possibilities, achieve your potential, and want to make a positive contribution to the community and the experience of your classmates.

Eliot McLellan

I never attended school there formally, although I lived in Dublin for many years as an adolescent and had hours of productive, genuinely good experiences; lots of friendly people.