Much is made about the academic rigor of this school however, when we pulled our child out due to bullying incidents which were never addressed by the principal, we found that he was actually behind the other students at his new school in math and science. We never felt any warmth at this school and
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Posted by a parent on 09/18/09
I feel compelled to support the view of 5/16/09. There is very little warmth, or joy in more than a few staff and teachers, (especially at the youngest levels). And although the end, i.e. accademic rigour, is laudable, the 'means' are not. It's high time for 'fresh air' at SMT. We found it at a different
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Posted by a parent on 06/01/09
I feel compelled to write so that prospective parents are not dissuaded by the 5/16/09 review. I am a Kindergarten parent, and I am heavily involved with my daughter's education. So, after carefully picking SMT (I have never met a parent or student who didn't love it), I have watched what goes on there.
... Read more The students are wonderful, from K to 8. They are all happy, and the older children help and hug the littler ones. As a small school, everyone -- parents and children alike -- act like a family (this means we all have to cooperate and help, which a very few exceptions, like the 5/16 parent, don't like). In addition to all of this, it is a highly academic school, where children thrive (grads later go to UCs, Stanford, and Ivys). I feel embraced there, as does my daughter. Thanks SMT! Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/29/09
Great School! I feel this school has set me up for a great future ahead of me. I recently got my acceptance letters back from Marymount, Notre Dame Academy, and Louisville. To my great pleasure, I was accepted by each high school! I love SMT and am terrible sad that I have to leave, but at least
... Read more I was lucky to be apart of SMT's Class of 2009!!!! : ) Read less
Posted by a student on 03/15/09
The best little school ever! We looked at independent private school in the westside as well as the city of los angeles and decided to send our daughter to a catholic school. We love the traditional teaching method as well as religion. This school is VERY academic so if your child is not up to the challenge
... Read more this school is not for you. The graduates attend the best high school in los angeles. This school require parents to really get involved with their child's education. This is the best choice I have every made for my child! Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/08/08
I love this school. It prepares me for every next step in life. I love the student- teacher interactions.
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Posted by a student on 10/12/07
St. Martin of Tours is a wonderful catholic school. Teachers and parents are making an effort to provide good education to children. Very safe. Warm atmosphere. Good teachers. Very academic. There's a Sports Day every May which kids are very looking forward. There's no requirement hours for volunteer,
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Posted by a parent on 01/11/06
St. Martin of Tours Catholic School is an outstanding Elementary school. The teachers combine high expectations, TLC, and fun projects that the children respond to enthusiastically. My daughter loves going to school here and makes us wake up early so she can be one of the first students there! For
... Read more three years in a row, SMT has been ranked number one in the Archdiocese in Los Angeles. Not only are the children academically stimulated, but they are also encouraged to be well-rounded, spiritually responsive people. When children graduate from SMT, most of them gain admission to the High School of their choice. The combination of the focused leadership of the principal, the tireless dedication of the parent body, and the outstanding guidance of the teachers, all create the groundwork for an environment where children can thrive, excel and enjoy. Read less
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Los Angeles schools — St Martin Of Tours School is located at 11955 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90049. 11955 W Sunset Blvd is in the Brentwood neighborhood and 90049 ZIP code in Los Angeles, CA The school district for St Martin Of Tours School is the Archdiocese Los Angeles Education Off. St Martin Of Tours School is a Catholic school that serves grade levels K - 8.
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