Name: The Kiski School
Address: 1888 Brett Ln, Saltsburg, PA 15681, USA, US
Telephone: +1 724-639-3586

The Kiski School is a school, located at 1888 Brett Ln, Saltsburg, PA 15681, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 724-639-3586, visit their website www.kiski.org for more detailed information.

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1888 Brett Ln, Saltsburg, PA 15681, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 13 April 2014

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27 November 2017

I was there for and some kid challenge me to a slap box and i said no and got eric and his Krazy tounge
Louis Stefan

08 September 2017

Nice school to expensive.
Geoff Kelley

29 August 2017

Student in 1968-1970 and did not enjoy my experience, but it taught me to study. I never fit in with the rich boys.
Maximilian Mears

12 December 2016

It's a great place
Hugh Purnell Jr

18 July 2016

Education was excellent. Sports were extremely competitive. Faculty was caring
and available. Over all an excellent experience in my life. The reunions have been a great time, too. Class of 59.
Drew Thomason

09 April 2015

Graduated from here many years ago and loved every second of it. Yes things are a bit old school but the discipline I learned from attending this prominent school has carried with me through college and now into my professional career. I would recommend it to everyone. Know this though, it is a tough school and a lot is expected. However with that said, those that can live up to its rigorous schedule and tough demands are rewarded very well.
Thomas Rubino

12 May 2014

I am currently finishing up my first year here at The Kiski School and in all honesty, it has been the best year of my life. I have done more exciting things and gained more lifelong friends in these few months then I have anywhere else. I thank Kiski for all that it has done for me and what it will continue to do for the rest of my life.
James Lockhart

20 April 2014

A cut rate boarding school. If you can afford something better then do it. It's a bit of a "Good Ol' Boys Club". Abuse was rampant while I attended. Bullying was tolerated and even promoted by certain teachers (I'm looking at you Mr. Orsatti). The abuse that I endured here scarred me physically and emotionally. It was abhorrent.