Summit

Zero people helped a boy who has heart issues FOR SEVEN MINUTES THEY WAITED.

This is the worst school in the city of Cincinnati, the people here are disrespectful and has no manners. The bullying is normalized in this school. If you are reading this, DO NOT GO unless you want to have low confidence and self-esteem. The bullying here is horrible, and the teachers there does not do anything about the bullying there. I am SO GLADD, I left that school. I hope the school one-day shuts down forever.

I really wanted to love this school because of its proximity to home, but as a parent with a child just beginning formal education, the experience has been disappointing. Communication is very poor, and there are limited programs available for younger children.The school struggles for parent involvement, and it’s easy to see why. Over the past two years, I’ve maintained my Safe Parish training and repeatedly asked how to get involved, only to be continuously redirected from one person to another. There seems to be a lack of clear organization overall.I’ve even received notifications about school events after they had already taken place. Academically, the early education seems acceptable, which is the main reason I’ve stayed so far. However, I’m also uncomfortable with how open the campus is, especially with the shared church parking.Pickup is another major frustration. With different dismissal times for preschool and elementary students, it’s unreasonable to be stuck in the parking lot waiting for long periods. The process feels unnecessarily lengthy, and the traffic flow out of the lot is inconsistent and inefficient.There is no sense of belonging at this school if you are not a parish member. Very Clique-y