I have been very disappointed with this school. The teachers do not keep the students interest, they complain about the students and other teachers. It really isn't any different than public schools. You can get a better education elsewhere without having to pay for it.
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Posted by a other on 02/17/09
I love this school it is a very good school. I love all the kids that go to the school. It is like one big family. All the teachers are great. All the staff is great too. Keep up the good work!
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Posted by a student on 06/15/07
When we decided to relocate in the city, I made sure it would not affect us being able to keep our son at St. Thomas More. My son (and most all of his classmates) could read after finishing Kinder after a great foundation in Pre-K and Kinder. The curriculum is sound, and I know my son is in a loving
... Read more environment that supports our values. The school is growing its music curriculum, offers a great after-school program, and a summer program that is very fun and educational. Teachers keep us informed and involved; and the office staff is warm and helpful. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/25/07
Teachers - hear a lot of complaining from teachers about each other and the students. Academics - really frustrated with Math program. Not every student learns material as quickly as others do. Parent Involvement - there is none - it's the same old parents helping over and over again. Extracurricular
... Read more activities - what is available is fine if that is what you are looking for. Office staff - overall office is unfriendly. Ever hear of the Christian Radio Station? Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/12/06
STM's faculty and staff are committed to providing a quality education to their students. There are tutors and teachers available well after the regular school day is finished. Numerous parents and church parishioners provide personal time and financial resources to this school of only 200 students.
... Read more There are some facility shortcomings in terms of not having a gym, but this is offset by having a strong link between the STM students and the Catholic Youth Organization for extracurricular athletic activities. The Principal is energetic and focused on improving teaching techniques and overhauling portions of the curriculum. Test scores are some of the best in the city. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/17/06
School has come a long way in the past three years. The School was on the verge of closing three years ago but is now on a sound financial bases. The school has a waiting list in 9 of the 10 grades offered. New administration has brought a focus to the school that emphasizes both academic excellence
... Read more and Christian environment. School meets as a community each morning for prayer to solidify the idea that the school is made up of all members of the community. PTC is strong and representative of the entire school community. Over the past summer, the physical facilities were refurbished, 24 computers were added to the classrooms, and new Language Arts, Math, and Science books were purchased. School is small and intends to remain at about its current registration of 210. School council has just completed work on a Strategic Plan extending to 2012. Read less
Posted by a staff on 09/26/06
STM is a very small, but good school. Resources are limited (no laptops for students, no gym, getting new computers for a computer lab this year, etc.). A part time student counselor was added this year. Building the individual student used to be their hallmark, but has changed with recent administrative
... Read more changes. Instead, recent focus has been on building a stronger financial base. However, the school does provide some positive things: very definate behavioral limitations for students, a code/creed to live by - that is reinforced daily, some very concerned/involved teachers, a protected/safe environment for your child, a responsive staff, excellent scores (above the norm) on standardized tests by students. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/17/06
This school does not offer enough diversity in their programs. Most of the lower level books used are outdated. Since you are paying for your child's education, extra attention should be given to each child that needs it; it is not. The school is very cold and un-friendly. Consider spending your hard
... Read more earned money on another catholic school before this one. When looking, consider how much attention your child will get, the nurturing affect your child needs, and what else your child learns besides book knowledge. Children need to learn respect, good ethical behavior and moral values in people. Read less
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San Antonio schools — St Thomas More School is located at 4427 Moana Dr, San Antonio TX 78218. 4427 Moana Dr is in the East Terrell Hills neighborhood and 78218 ZIP code in San Antonio, TX The school district for St Thomas More School is the Archdiocese San Antonio Education Off. St Thomas More School is a Catholic school that serves grade levels PK - 8.
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