




Pembroke Hill is a community of learners - students, faculty/staff, parents and alumni. We are dedicated to helping our students achieve educational excellence while guiding them to become individuals of character who believe that they can and do make a difference in our school community and the community beyond Pembroke Hill. Our school enjoys the dedicated support of all members of the school community, and we are well aware that it truly takes the efforts of our entire community for our school to be the dynamic and successful environment that it is. It is often said at Pembroke Hill that when a child enrolls in our school, the entire family enrolls! We are proud of our diverse community that includes individuals who represent all geographic, ethnic, religious and socio-economic sectors. It is this diversity that makes us strong and provides the school with many opportunities for wonderful discussions, insights and understanding. We are a vibrant community. We invite you to join u
Website: pembrokehill.org
Phone: (816) 936-1200
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W 51st St and W 50th St
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400 W 51st St Kansas City, MO 64112 ·822.18 mi
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yelpI've lived in Kansas City for 5 years now and have been tutoring students from Pembroke Hill for 4 1/2 of those years. I've tutored elite students from LA and Orange County before I moved here,...
MoreWe have been attending Pembroke for 11 years, with two children there. I do not find them 'leftist' (see comment prior) but open to allow families the thoughts of their choosing. The education...
MoreI attended a sporting event and this school was there and they were terrible. The students did not respect authority, acted arrogant when something didn't go their way and the parents were...
MoreThis school is terrible. I have no idea why taxpayers put so much money into a school that does nothing for their children and then blames the state for their poor teaching curricular. Higher ups...
MoreThis school is pretty terrible. It raises snobs, and has barely any electives. What am I paying 35,000 dollars a year for, English class? Absolutely atrotious. My kid's mental health improved so...
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