Reviews of Charlotte Latin School (School)

E House

Wow! I am sorry to hear this about your daughter's experience, but this does not sound like the Charlotte Latin that I know and love. When I think of Latin, I think of a school community that fosters a love of learning, encourages students to put others' interests above their own, and embraces the differences and diversity of its student body. My favorite part about Latin is how much the faculty and administration are individually invested in each student on campus. It is a powerful thing to witness a teacher personally connect with your child. Whether it's our Head of Lower School greeting every student by name during morning carpool, the chair of the math department offering extended office hours to help a struggling student, or a 3rd grade teacher coming to a students' Saturday basketball game, our teachers care about our students. They show it inside and outside of the classroom every single day. Of course I know our children will get a great education at Latin, but it's the community and the relationships that make this school so special.

Peter Giannatos

We have now had our Charlotte Chess Center program at Latin for 3 years. Freya Hamilton does a great job with enrichment activities.

DS O

A terrific school where learning is truly celebrated and the individual child is valued. The emphasis on civility and commitment to community service are added bonuses to the excellent academic experience. A beautiful campus that allows students of all ages to intermingle and form lasting friendships. The wonderful relationships between teachers and students are built on mutual respect.

Hudson Morrill

Awesome school best teachers ever

Janice Griffith

I love it good school

Michael Goldman

Anthony Morrow went here, how can it not be good

Greg Gaertner

I toured the Charlotte Latin campus recently. The staff was very helpful and generous with their time. The campus and facilities are top notch. I would be happy to recommend this school to anyone who wishes to provide their child with the best in quality education.

Victoria Dreyer

I'm so sorry to hear about your family's experience Artie, and sadly I have to agree. I used to go to Latin and I had a similar, if not slightly less horrible experience. I was repeatedly bullied by a group of people to the point where I think it contributed to my mental problems and significantly diminished the quality of my school life. I was told to kill myself online, was called names in class, had my hair pulled in class, and the school and teachers did nothing about it even when they could see it happening. No one was ever punished or talked to, but I was dumped onto the guidance counsellor and asked to talk about my problems as if it were my fault that these people were making my life a living hell. The education is good, but the entitlement and complete disregard for others of the students here is unacceptable. I heard no end of sexist, racist comments from students and the only saving grace was the great science teacher I had in 6th grade. When they moved me to London and away from that school, it was the best thing my parents ever did for me.