The main problem with this school is the principal. The principal is very difficult to approach and is basically unfriendly. She doesn't properly address any concerns that we've had. However, we've had a great experience with the teachers, other parents, and students.
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Posted by a parent on 08/27/09
I am an 8th Grader currently attending this school. I will soon be graduating in June. I have attended St. Dominic School since kindergarten and I have seen the changes that this school has been through. Over the years, I have learned a lot from this school. My behavior inside and outside the school
... Read more campus remains at a polite, respectful, and outgoing level. St. Dominic has also helped me get into the high school of my choice. Yes, I am noticing that this school is going downhill, but if you give this school a chance you will see that your child's ethical behavior and academic abilities will increase (that is, if they don't rebel). I love this school and my memories of it will never fade. When I graduate, I will show people how St. Dominic School has molded me into a confident student. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/15/09
My kids attended St. Dominic s for many years and never had a problem or concerns, it was great! The previous leadership had everything under control, there was a lot of parent participation. The partnership was wonderful really balanced. Over the past few years new leadership has been a responsible
... Read more for good families leaving by poor decision making. The school has been clear they re main focus is about revenue & is obvious by the number of fund raisers. I strongly feel they don t have the student s best interest. We stayed two years too long in trying to make a difference but couldn t there was too much yellow tape it s like a dictatorship. Best move I've made was switching schools only regret wish we have done it sooner. Best of luck to families that stayed back trying to make a positive change but in my opinion its only gonna get worst! Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/19/08
Enrollment is at its historic low which should speak for itself. My daughter got into exceptional high schools with scholarships with our family's dedication to her education which I believe should be excercised first at home. Its a great school with a lot of potential if parents are willing to get
... Read more involved both at school and at home. You can't blame the school for all its failures. Its a partnership between parents, teachers and faculty that needs most improvement. Parents should get over the leadership concerns and instead of resisting change, embrace it - be the better person and try to work with the school for your children's sake. don't walk away from the school, accept the challenge! Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/09/08
There's alot of changes goin on around here curriculum programs are going downhill.I think some students are on top of their class just because they are not challenge enough they are not prepare for the rigors of high school. You shld. really look around first before you leap to this catholic school.there's
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Posted by a parent on 12/16/07
students behavior are ok.uniforms are just physical features.they don't reflect the religious school.I think some students are really behave inside the school but when they are outside...????? you have to be here at this school to see the difference.
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Posted by a student on 12/16/07
St. Dominic is a great school!! My daughter loves this school and is learning so much from her teacher. Strict but a committed one. She's all about the well-being of her students. A lot of homework and memorization for her grade level-but very beneficial. Overall, I'm very satisfied and happy with the
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Posted by a parent on 11/17/07
St. Dominic has potential to be a good school. Student to teacher ratio is a large problem as well as safety.
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Posted by a parent on 10/15/07
This school has become a huge disappointment. It has gone down hill over the past 3 years. The teachers for the most part mean well but the leadership at the school overshadows their efforts. When looking for a catholic school make sure to tour other schools before settling on one. Parent help is
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Posted by a parent on 10/14/07
the #1 curriculum here is religion. So if you want your child to learn more on science & math this is not the school for your kids.You could bring your kids for extra bucks at kumon after school,for extra learning the #1 curriculum here
... Read more is religion.if you're looking for a school to prepare your kids for the rigors of high school this is not the school to go to. anyway, you can bring your kids here for safety reason. Read less
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Los Angeles schools — St Dominic School is located at 2005 Merton Ave, Los Angeles CA 90041. 2005 Merton Ave is in the Eagle Rock neighborhood and 90041 ZIP code in Los Angeles, CA The school district for St Dominic School is the Archdiocese Los Angeles Education Off. St Dominic School is a Catholic school that serves grade levels K - 8.
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