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Nativity is a good school, if you have the right student. The school is far behind in times with differentation. The school lacks the quality support for thoes who need extra help with academics and with slight behavior modifications. My student is two years behind in reading and is now stuck with the continual effort in keeping up with his peers in reading. The curriculum is not researched based and only used based on teachers preference with out data to support the the curriculum. Many of the teachers are great. Most of them are very careing. I do believe that all of them have the students in mind. I feel that the Archdiocese is the ones who need to 'step it Up' in order for the teachers and the principals get what they need to be an very effective school.
We, like many other good families have decided to leave Nativity. We were very disenchanted with the entire experience. The teachers were caring enough (with a few exceptions) but we had concerns our son would be behind in academics. The parents were sharply divided between have and have-nots. The charm of Catholic school no longer exists at Nativity. It's a shame they've forgotten away from what matters in order to pursue their political agenda.
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