St. Isidore

As both an alumnus and a current parent at St. Isidore, I have a unique perspective on what makes this school truly special. My journey has come full circle – from my own years as a student to now watching my daughter thrive in the same nurturing environment, starting in Transitional Kindergarten an

We have loved our experience at St. Isidore school. The teachers and staff know each child individually, making each student feel valued and understood. I’d trust my children with any teacher or staff member—they’re all truly dedicated and caring. The best part, though, is how much emphasis the scho

We applied to have our son attend elementary school at SI last year. We knew many schools were not accepting new students because they were at capacity but when we called SI they claimed they had openings for the upcoming year. We paid the fee, went through the testing process (which was strange) an

My daughter attended St. Isidore’s k-8. She was bullied by the “popular” girls at the school, which I did not realize at the time, or I would have transferred her out. In fairness, I did not complain to the school about the problem, as I didn’t realize the seriousness of the problem. However, I have

Poor. Status driven school. Majority of the teachers do not go above and beyond with students. Some good administrators and teachers but the lack of diversity, influence of the wealthy families, inability to keep good teachers, and below average academics make it not worth the money. Poor sense of c