I went to St. Andrew Catholic School for 9 years and graduated in 2008. This school has great techers. It also has a great principal and vice principal. This school is like no other. Its very diverse and has many cultures. I'm glad I went to SAS! Go Spartans! (Go Apopka Blue Darters!)
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Posted by a student on 08/15/09
We love St. Andrew! My two girls are in 6th and 3rd grade and they have great teachers and enjoy their friends. They are growing deeper in their relationships with God as well. I do not doubt that they are receiving a wonderful education. My brothers and sister and I all attended St. Andrew when
... Read more we were kids. We all attended great colleges and enjoy fullfilling careers. Go Spartans! Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/13/08
My daughter is in her second year at St. Andrew Catholic. I am very pleased with the school and intend to re-enroll for the next school year. My daughter has received a great base for learning and faith foundation. The new principal this year is fantastic. SAS has parents that are involved in the
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Posted by a parent on 01/14/08
My child will be entering her 4th year at St. Andrew. We have been nothing but pleased with the teaching staff. The children are taught the basics in a caring, culturally diverse, peaceful Christian environment. Teachers do a wonderful job of enhancing learning with meaningful and special projects and
... Read more programs. With the addition of a new principal this year (formerly an asst. principal at another outstanding diocesan school) there is an air of excitement and anticipation. St. Andrew is safe, has a fantastic academic program in all grades, quality teachers, and has a nice compliment of extracurricular activities. The parents are supportive, and the school community feels like 'home' and a 'family'. We are pleased to have our child continue at St. Andrew Catholic School and look forward to many more years here. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/27/07
The academic program is very strong. The teachers and professional and certified. The principal is great and very dynamic. I love the school
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Posted by a parent on 01/20/06
Faith formation, culturally diverse, caring and qualified teachers. The principal is dynamic. The best choice in Orlando. I love the school!
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Posted by a parent on 01/19/06
The academic programs need to be improved as the students are falling behind the public school students. In addition there is a high teacher turnover rate (6 left this year in the middle of the year!) as well as a high family turnover rate. The area has went down in the past few years. Class sizes average
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Posted by a parent on 04/11/05
My experience at SAS, has been great. This school exemplifies the example of friendship, leadership, academics, responsibility and accountability with a good measure of parental involvement. They educate the whole child without making silly excuses that will only promote children becoming dependent,
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Posted by a parent on 01/26/04
St. Andrew Catholic School is a wonderful school. It provides an education to form well rounded individuals that will be contributing members of society. The curriculum is challenging yet, allowing an atmosphere of enjoyment and fun for all attending. The family environment and caring environment
... Read more makes you be attached. I attended St. Andrew and my children now attend this great school. The leadership of the school, Mrs. Toro is one that sets a positive tone for the community. I would not send my children to any other school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/26/04
I have 3 children in St Andrews, each very different in disposition and talent. The school has done a great job of providing each one with the education they need as individuals. The school requires a great deal of parent involvement, but all the parents treat each other like family and watch over
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Orlando schools — St Andrew School is located at 877 N Hastings St, Orlando FL 32808. 877 N Hastings St is in the Pine Hills neighborhood and 32808 ZIP code in Orlando, FL The school district for St Andrew School is the Diocese Of Orlando Education Office. St Andrew School is a Catholic school that serves grade levels PK - 8.
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