Park Place

This school used to be a good school but now its not , it has changed a lot and lost a lot of good teachers, staff and principals along the way. They have added a new vice principal that shouldn't be there. Not friendly , the way she speaks to the students as well as the parents. When a situation arises she does not look at both sides of the story to see why such incident happened speaks loud to the kids and parents find her rude. They do not address situations that need to be addressed such as a child acting like a dog barking at the other kids , biting and licking them. This goes on as if nothing is wrong. This little girl has got some issues that need to be addressed and instead of the school helping it just allows her to act that way. Would not recommend this school to anyone while that Vice Principal is there.

I enrolled my children at the school from the time they were three until January 2026. At first, my impression was positive, but that changed after the first incident, when a boy cut my daughter’s hair with scissors. As she grew older, she began to experience bullying, which escalated in November 2025 into physical violence. Despite multiple reports, the school failed to take meaningful action. I reached out to the St. Christopher representative at the Archdiocese, but again received no response.The problem, in my view, is numbers. The school needs to maintain and grow its enrollment, and because of that, they do not truly enforce its “zero tolerance for bullying” policy. Teacher turnover is also very high, which adds to the instability and lack of continuity for students and families. I could go on, but I ultimately withdrew my children because I did not feel they were safe.I had invested deeply in my child’s education—this was our community. Sister Thecla had assured me she would keep my child safe, but instead, my daughter felt unsupported and betrayed. The emotional impact of this experience will likely stay with her for a long time. She had been attending since PK3, which makes this sense of betrayal especially painful.