St. Anthony Catholic School

In my opinion the school kind of gives up after 5th grade. In my experience the school's education stops after 5th. I have talked to some of my friends outside of school and i have noticed even without them being in a advanced class they have harder classes and are more prepared. Most teachers have

My child has been attending Saint Anthony’s for several years, and I’m consistently impressed with their commitment to supporting students with learning disabilities. Unlike many private schools, which often struggle with limited resources, Saint Anthony’s goes above and beyond at their own expense

The school always had an outstanding community, but the academic standards are not there for the upper grade levels. It pains me to say this but the school has let down our children in the last couple of years. I do not foresee a solution in the near future.

SACS was a fantastic school until the current administration took over. Now, it is about filling the seats rather than providing education. The classrooms have 30 students per room with only one teacher. The administration refuses to address behaviour issues and the lack of growth in the students. M

We used to be huge fans of this school. At one time it was the perfect small town family-feel, with extremely qualified and experienced teachers, and an administration focused on preserving and nurturing the Catholic faith, delivering an advanced curriculum in a fun and engaging manner, and not tole