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I am a parent of a 6th grader attending Blessed Sacrament. Yes there are many students to a class room. I am not to thrilled with the idea but there isnt much that can be done. I am happy that this year they were offering a summer prep class. I enrolled my son and he is benefiting from it. The school does offer remedial classes in Math and reading and writing. I would like it if they would offer the classes after school as oppse to pulling the students out of class.
Both my children have attended this school since Kindergarten. It has gone from one of the best schools to one that I am extremely disheartened with. The children are cramped 30+ in a classroom. The only good thing that I can think of is the extra reading and math classes for those kids who need the extra help.
its not bad but it isnt the best either. the best things about it were special classes for reading and math, art classes, and the spanish. other than that it wasnt really great. i entered high school not knowing how to write an essay.
There used to be two of every grade but now there is only one. There is no music and no computer classes. More than 30 students to a class seems to be the norm. They do have special classes for reading and math so that's a plus.
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