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My daughter has learned more in the first month at this school then she learned all year at her previous school. Her class size is large, but she seems to get plenty of attention and the teacher seems to know exactly how she is doing in each subject. Each class has an assistant for 3/4 of the day. The families at this school are very involved in their children's education. It is a wonderful learning environment!
We are new to the school this year and I have already witnessed such a positive change in my daughter in such a short time that I am certain both of my children will be at HFRS through eighth grade. This is such a friendly, welcoming environment for any family. As for academics, I asked a lot of questions prior to enrollment, and as a teacher, it is evident to me that this is a school with great resources and dedication to making every student successful.
Educating a child is the job of the Parents first and the School second. I have three children attending Holy Family School I am also a public school teacher. After teaching in many school districts I can tell you the students who achieve and thrive are the ones from families who put a great deal of attention, time and effort into their child's education. Period. A parent who sends their child to any school expecting the school to teach them manners, religon, social skills, and academics is going to be sadly disappointed. I, like many others, love Holy Family and have seen, first hand the level of commitment the teachers at Holy Family have. The administration, staff and families at Holy Family are a select group of people commited to educating and nurturing children. 5 stars to HFRS.
Very poor academics. Public schools offer a higher level of education compared to this school. They have lost many families in the last 3 years due to the quality of the teachers and school. They are so behind compared to other schools in the area. The teachers are under qualified. There are just too many kids in each class. It's ridiculous.
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