Windermere School

I have three children at this school, and all three have great teachers. The administration is very engaged and helpful, parents are very involved, and the climate is very positive.

My daughter was in Special Ed, the transition and progress she made certainly have to give credit to Special Ed teachers here.

I graduated from this school last year, I had an amazing time and learned so many things. The teachers were always willing to help and give a hand to students and parents. It may have it's flaws, but the good stuff heavily outweighs all of that.

This is the most outstanding school I ever could've hoped for. My child is so happy here. The community and caring at this school is unparalleled. I have taught for many years and I have never seen anything like it. I have friends with children in other schools that are "jealous" (their word, not mine) of our school climate.

My son had his kindergarten year here and it was terrible. The teacher herself was great and the social work was great, the principle was awful and was always disrespectful to me on the phone.there is minimal support staff, and lots of miscommunication between admin and parents. I fought for an entire year for my son to have a 504 and was repeatedly denied until i had a dr recommendation for it. Even then so they weren’t really following it and ways finding ways to punish him by taking away activities instead of immediately addressing the problem

I have to admit that I was a bit of a skeptic, when my wife asked that we send our two girls to St Joseph's School. They were doing just fine in our local public school. The return on my investment has been invaluable. They have a better sense of who they are personally, a better moral compass, and extended more christianity into our home. Their grades were never a problem before, but I think the personal attention they get now with a smaller class size, almost half, has helped them to accel faster. I recommend the school to anyone moving into the area or looking for change.