“I’ve said many times this year that the decision to return to Kiski was one of the easiest ones I’ve ever made. That’s true because this is a great school but, maybe more importantly, because we’re a school who knows that we exist to educate boys.”

-- Headmaster Chris Brueningsen

“My son is a bright kid, but in the public school he would not prepare for class, he would not hand in homework even if he did it, and he certainly would not even consider participating in class. Kiski changed all that. The kid who had Ds and Fs in 8th and 9th grade not only graduate high school but is going on to the University of South Carolina, and he’s thrilled about it.”

-- Cheryl Karner Friedlander

“The first couple of days the jacket and tie are kind of weird, but by day three you don’t think about it anymore. It would be one thing if you were the only kid wearing it, but to me, it’s like everyone in school wearing their lucky t-shirt and blue jeans. We don’t all look the same, but we all look respectable. At other schools, people dress in a particular way to show what clique they belong to. Here, we’re all one clique. There’s only one clique in this school and everybody here is a member.”

-- Kiski Student, Aliquippa, PA