Lauradale

Students are excited to come to school. The expectation to succeed is high and it is evident in the growth that students make from the beginning of the year until the end. Teachers are a family here and work together to support all of our students. When students walk down our hall they are greeted by every teacher and are made to feel loved and wanted by all. I live closer to other elementary schools but choose to teach here because of the environment and dedication of every teacher here.

Our youngest son attended St. Anne’s from preschool through his completion of second grade. During this time he was also undergoing severe bullying outside of school. In 1st grade our son needed a little extra help and his teacher worked with him after school every day! During this time frame my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer and then I was too. I had the peace of mind knowing our son was at St. Anne’s and he was still learning and given extra support and affection. Our son is now 11 and in his first year of middle school. He’s in advanced classes and we believe this is do to the foundation that began at St. Anne’s. I have read some of these reviews and am puzzled because I didn’t see any cliquish negative behavior in 5 years. And no, I wasn’t part of a clique. My son was there to learn, go to chapel and thrive in a safe environment. My only regret is that the school only goes to second grade and we would have kept him there if they had third grade and higher programs. We are grateful to St. Anne’s and have fond memories and respect for the effort the director and staff put into the children and school.

Staff here are treated like trash and expected to do more than what they applied for. All for the sake of everyone being “family” and doing it for god. What a joke, this school takes advantage of staff and upper management supports it. Not worth the insane price it offers. This school is worth no one’s time, not as a student or staff. Your time, energy, and effort will go unappreciated