While we miss the Franciscan Sisters. Our school is still going strong. We are focused on teaching our children about the Catholic faith and we are making huge strides in academics, technology, and safety. Our children are in a more secure environment and the principal's door is always open. Our teachers
... Read more motivate our children with positive reinforcement and encourage them to set personal goals that help them both in the classroom and in society. This has been a wonderful year. The teachers have raised the bar and the children are rising up to meet it! Kudos to the teachers for the countless personal hours and personal financial contributions they give to our children that many parents are completely unaware of. We love OLPH!!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/20/08
What a disaster this school has become. This is our last year there. I will take public school over this! The religious aspect is gone- there is no reason to pay for the education. Most of the teachers are new and inexperienced and the children suffer with their incompetence! The new Principal is
... Read more confused about what is means to be Catholic! TheyThere are too many great teachers gone! Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/06/08
This is a great school. The Franciscan Sisters will be missed but we welcome the new leadership and fresh ideas. It's only been a few weeks since the school year started and I'm already seeing a lot of positive changes. I disagree about the comments about not having enough PE. Yes, they have PE once
... Read more a week but they also have sports programs. It's up to the student and parents to participate and sadly, I don't see enough children joining the school teams because the parents are too busy to get involved. The academics are great, sometimes a little too much homework. Most importantly, they set the right foundation for the students to believe in their faith. Academics can be learned at any school but faith is something that must be introduced very early to young children. OLPH does all that and more. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/17/08
I am glad that I took the option to leave this school. Upper managment does not want to undersatand that academics and faith comes first than money !! sad. Even with a new Principal and fresh ideas it will fail. it will only succeed if church and school are separate entities.
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Posted by a parent on 07/17/08
This upcoming school year brings many change. We now have a fence and tighter security. We have a new principal with hopes of stronger leadership. Sometimes we have too much parent involvement but definetly enough. My children will graduate from this school and I am pleased with my childrens progress
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Posted by a student on 07/16/08
I have 3 children attending OLPH, I happy I have chosen this school for them. I am sad to see our Franciscan Sisters leave but I look forward to what our new principal and teachers will bring. Fresh Ideas!!
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Posted by a parent on 04/08/08
Yes, the religious aspect is fine, but we take kids to school to learn academics. No emphasis on physical education, one hour per week, with some unexperienced leader. Spend your money on higher education not for flag salutes.
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Posted by a parent on 11/14/07
I love this school. I have been a parent with multiple children at this school for many years and am very pleased. The spiritual and philanthropic direction our school has taken this year is amazing. I love that we start each day in prayer as a school community often times with the leadership of our
... Read more wonderful priests. A great education in the Santa Clarita valley...free. A great education based upon the tenets of our Catholic faith taught by loving, caring, faith-filled teachers...priceless. We are blessed to be at this school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/11/07
My family and I love this school. We are very satisfied. Our children have attended for the past three years and we fully expect them to graduate from OLPH. Our children love their teachers & principal.
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Posted by a parent on 11/07/07
I am very happy that I finally left this school. The quality of education, safety issues & lack of leadership was unbelievable. Good luck trying to give suggestions to make positive changes. My children are learning more about their Faith at CCD at a different parish then they did at OLPH. Sad.
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