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This school is okay. My son has been attending for the past three years. I feel that the improvements the school is getting will help but the teachers and principal seem very close minded about blended families and reluculant to work with both Mom and Dad. My opinion, If yu are divorced and your child switches between two homes, look at another school. I have heard great things about Blessed Sacrament.
I love the idea of this school. I wish that it elevated a creative kind of academics that embraces all children. I wish the leaders prepared the students for what is an increasing global world. I also wish that the newsletter had more that reflected creativity or academics and not just stories about what worked when I had a child in school. The school does not seem to know how to tap into the richness that working parents can contribute. Instead it seems to focus on the traditional ways that parents can contribute as if there is a nonworking parent. The extended day care is a challenge for a parent who would like to see clubs that focus on learning, reading or language arts. There are not rules for parents or volunteers to keep habits, like smoking, off the school grounds. Why not put this in the newsletter?
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