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I feel that there could be better leadership in the upper administration. Children learn from examples and there needs to be a strong consistent roll model in those positions. The educational curriculum, teachers and their classroom supports are excellent on most levels. The religious education and the protective enviroment are a plus.
My children have been to several Catholic schools in different states, due to relocations through my husband's job. All Saints ranks at the top for our family. My children are getting a great education but just as importantly, are receiving the moral, ethical, and faith-filled education that is not present in public school. I am so proud of the people my two children are becoming, and I have All Saints to thank for their contribution to that. Regret terribly here's no Catholic HS to go on to.
I don't think people know how good they have it. Be thankful that their is a loving a supportive staff that works hard each and every day to provide a safe and nuturing environment
All Saints is a fabulous school. We are fortunate to have a Catholic School that is so different from the public schools in what it can teach. The academics are very strong (high school teachers have raved about all that my older child and her friends know and can do as a result of attending All Saints,) and the spiritual growth the children experience is exceptional. Tuition is remarkably reasonable because of a good balance between enrollment and parish support. Bangor is blessed to have this opportunity for our children!
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