Spring Green

This school is genuinely disgusting. My child went here and they offered no mental support when dealing with a mass bullying issue (that gave my child years of trauma) and chose to ignore it despite their "no tolerance" policy. The education is good, but all of the teachers besides one simply did not acknowledge that my kid has ADHD and were not respectful AT ALL. The principal was extremely unprofessional and unsupportive. Please do not send your kids here if you value their mental health.

The Prek 4 teacher is a bully . She needs to not be teaching little ones. My little one had such anxiety everyday because of her. This has been going on with this teacher since 2016 maybe longer. Not sure why she is still teaching at St.Peters or anywhere. She has no compassion, social skills, or awareness of how she is treating these little ones. Shame on the school for keeping her and not investigating and intervening.

I am extremely disappointed with our experience at St. Rose of Lima this past school year. I made the difficult decision to withdraw both of my children after ongoing concerns, particularly regarding how my 5th grade son was treated. It became clear that his teacher was targeting him unfairly—to the point that it felt like she was bullying him. This teacher was over the top and would even "adjust" grades, dropping scores from the 90s down to the 70s with little to no clear explanation. This kind of inconsistency made it difficult to understand how my son was truly performing and undermined his confidence. He had consistently earned A's in previous years, yet there was no back-to-school night or clear communication about grading expectations or assignments. I regret not removing my son from this toxic environment at the beginning of the school year, when the red flags first became apparent.Communication from the school was also poor. Important emails were sent late at night—often after 9 PM on a Friday—about issues that allegedly happened earlier that day or earlier in the week. If something truly required parental attention, it should have been addressed promptly.My daughter, who was in 1st grade, struggled with reading throughout the year. Despite this, no evaluations or extra support services were ever offered to her, which was very disappointing.Additionally, the school community felt extremely cliquey. Many of the parents behaved more like high school students than adults, creating an unwelcoming and judgmental environment.Overall, I expected much better communication, support, and professionalism from the school—both in the classroom and within the larger school culture.