Ascension Catholic School

They will strip search your children. Looknit up. Its all over the news. They poor girl. Just imagine if that was your daughter.

I have out in several calls to speak to administration in regards to my son w disabilities . No caring or consideration has been acknowleged . No accomadation either .

Ive had so many issues with my kids being bullied screamed at by the teachers then get mad when I dont want my kids going here..... my daughters hair was cut twice here by her peers. And the teachers response was she did it herself.... I had kids in kindergarden 2nd grade and 6th grade none of my kids liked it their responses are ridiculous. And from what we have been through I wouldnt recommend sending your kids here. My children complained about their teachers not listening one teacher would scream most of the day my daughter said her head hurt when she got home also my daughter never has accidents but 3 times she ended up having accidents on the bus because they refused her to go to the bathroom. And she would have to hold it and couldn't. Ive been beyond disappointed with this school also charge me 150 just for them to ride the bus because we are 1.9 miles out from the school im a single mom of 4 and pay everything on my own can not afford that. Then they want to try to get me introuble with the law for them missing school..... also they would come home hungry everyday because they were not feeding them enough while at school then tried to blame me for it. Seriously no accountability whatsoever. But us parents are bad for not wanting our kids treated this way. I will homeschooling my children from now on....

Horrible school they need help and kids are getting bullied

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