Montrose

The principal, Terry Beasley, bullied teachers and families. Classes were stacked, and the administration and certain teachers favored affluent/influential families; it was a popularity contest. There were constant fundraisers. The academics in each class varied significantly, from subject matter to grades to daily activities. No cohesiveness. No consistency managing discipline at all. Some classes were extremely well behaved while others ran competely amuck with no consequences. Props to those teachers leading their classes by modeling respect and self control. Shame on those who look the other way so they don't have to deal with it and who at times participate in the bad behavior themselves.

Would not have my kids anywhere else

We had a great experience in Kindergarten with the teachers and other parents.

Our son will attend Christ the King in the fall for Kindergarten. We are excited as all of the teachers and staff have been incredible in the process leading up to the first day of school in the upcoming weeks. Our son sometimes can be nervous of new situations and experience and everyone has been so accommodative in making him feel welcome so far.The classrooms, curriculum and facilities are of the highest quality and we are excited that they are building a new athletic facility for him to enjoy as he matures.I attended catholic schools in Mobile (K-8) as a child and I am elated that my son will have a similar path being able to experience a small catholic school environment in the Mobile/Eastern Shore area. Additionally, coupled with the new Catholic High School (St. Michaels), my son will potentially be able to grow and learn with his classmates for the next 12 years!