Eureka Learning Center

St. Philip School has an amazing community, parents, staff (teaching & admin), and students. We are both stunned and disappointed at the negative reviews - this is not our experience at all. Our kiddos have thrived at St.P, and we appreciate the level of discipline and respect that the school expects and encourages. Although they can sometimes seem a little silly, I agree that even the refocus forms and tardies help set up our kids for success in High School and onward - consequences to choices is a good life lesson to be learned early on. I understand that no school is a full match for every child. If St.P isn't the fit for your child, move on, and find the better fit, so that you and your student can thrive elsewhere, and have a brighter energy going forward.

Our daughter has been attending Adda since she was 3 years old and this school has had a positive impact on her overall development. In my experience the parents who can appreciate what this school offers consider themselves lucky to have found it. The infusion of performance arts throughout the day fosters a community of joy, lightness, collaboration and, creativity. While some kids are particularly talented, what stands out to me is that every child participates in all of the arts/performance regardless of their particular gifts. every kid has something to add and they boldly contribute. There is no negotiating away the rigor in the sciences, math, grammar, geography etc. I really have enjoyed watching how articulate and curious our daughter is in the world around her. The parent community is extremely down-to-earth and everyone focuses their energy on making sure the children get the best education possible without pushing any special agendas. Admittedly it is a long day at school (although for two working parents, the 8-5 schedule is very much appreciated) …we find our daughter still able to take on some extracurricular activities some nights of the week (ex. 2hrs of gymnastics on one week night) and she still stays on top of homework. Last thing I will say is that I really love how all the grades interact with each other freely & with respect. For many SF children who are “only” kids, it’s nice to see them have “the big sisters/bros” in the upper grades and also see that same caring energy shown to the kids in TK/K. Overall we feel very good about this school and would heartily recommend!