Marcy

I used to get bullied at this school me and my mom had reported this to many adults and alll that was done about it was the kid was told to stop which always made the issue worse and then once i finally tried to do something about it myself i got punishments like suspensions and detention for self defense. They never even bothered to try to hear my side of the story and always sided with other kids. To this day this still happens my brother gets bullied here and they have done nothing. Any higher up people at this school who may be reading this if you dont fix this issue its your fault when my brother fights back and breaks a kids nose.

We have had two children go through the preK program at AMS and have absolutely loved it. The use of stations and mixture of group and self-guided learning allowed both of our children to excel. The staff is kind and well versed on child development. We plan on enrolling our third child as soon as he is of age to reap the many benefits of AMS and its excellent staff.

Zion is a wonderful daycare/school. I feel totally at ease leaving my child in their hands and my daughter absolutely loves going there.

I've been pleased with the positive environment, rigorous education and catholic identity that exists within the halls of St. Dominic's. Athletics are competitive and the parish is supportive, vibrant and thriving.

Well rounded and classic educational foundations that begin in lower school and continue through HS graduation. Great prep for college and AP exams. Students are not taught to focus on emotional weapons to solve problems but rather discerning, objective and analytical thought processes and tangible problem solving. This leads to proper school behavior from the kids and instills a sense of personal responsibility and integrity. Extra curricular activities are plentiful, especially in HS, and they are very welcoming of family involvement and in fact encourage it, recognizing parents as the primary educators of their kids. If you are looking for intense special ed, that is the purview of our public school districts, but BA will work with kids to achieve their best potential. Coming out of public schools previously, where everything was highly politicized, I have noticed that BA is most like school from “my days”, a place where decent interpersonal behavior and effort are expected from each student, and where parents are aware of the curriculum at every turn. There is no effort to produce an “us vs them” between kids and their parents. It’s school, meant to educate, and they know expertly how to do that.

Attending Calvary for a couple of years, I felt I missed a ton. They don't have all the sports option or AP/Honor classes. Not a lot of kids at all and the number is steadily decreasing. There are not a lot of people to choose for friends. I would not recommend this school. I did not have a good experience here at all and am so glad I left. I wish I would of left sooner!! The teachers definitely show major favoritism.