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I had contact with this school many years ago and was impressed. So when I decided to send my own child to private school, St Anne's was my first choice. I, however, was terribly disappointed in the current administration that simply avoided any communication when they were questioned about some very important issues. This system has gone through four principals in five years and keeps hiring people that you know aren't there for the long run. I just wonder if this school has lost it's once, prestigious and respected qualities. We withdrew after the first year.
I believe St. Anne School is an outstanding private school. We are extremely pleased with the teachers and curriculum taught here along with the moral values that our child would not find in a public school. The principal has accomplished a lot in the little time that he has been there also, and I believe he deserves recognition for that. I give this school a 5- star rating!
The building and grounds are clean and very well maintained. The academic programs are geared to average students with no alternative curriculums for gifted or challenged students. This explains the excellent test scores, as they do not have the cross section of ability levels found in public schools. There are many opportunities for parent involvement as the school is largely dependent on parents for extracurricular activities and the hot lunch program. The religious component is good, however parents who espouse to the teachings of the church instill those values daily anyway.
We received poor communication from principal and front office staff. The after school care was a free for all.
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