Kenilworth School

Amazing school the teachers are amazing and care about the kids the principal and the assistant principal participate in a lot of things with the kids which I love as a parent only thing I wish is that when kids are getting a IEP and needing that help it wouldn't take so long to get.

This school is absolutely disgusting. I enrolled my children based off of googles 4.8 star rating. However your not allowed to review them as they have it turned off and all the positive are reviews from elementary aged school children the lady at the front desk is beyond rude and unhelpful Literally have to sit there for an extremely long time before she even starts the task she’s provided with. Rude and unhelpful Literally helpful and they just push all the kids through instead of giving them the learning experience that children need. Do not send your kid here unless you have absolutely no choice. My kids will be going k12 next year

Overall, not the worst school in the world but there's *alot* of improving they need to do. -Sincerely, a graduated senior

I cannot recommend St. Catherine Catholic School based on my family’s experience. During fourth grade, my son came home crying almost every day because of how he felt he was being treated by his teacher. As a mother, it was heartbreaking to watch him become anxious and unhappy about going to school.My son has professionally diagnosed ADHD and autism. Instead of receiving patience, understanding, and appropriate support, his teacher told him that he was using his diagnoses as an “excuse.” A child should never be made to feel ashamed of a diagnosis or blamed for challenges related to a disability. When I brought my concerns to the principal, I did not feel heard or supported. The teacher’s behavior was defended, while my son was blamed for the situation.I later spoke with another mother who told me that her child had experienced similar problems at the school. This made me even more concerned that our experience was not an isolated one.A Catholic school should demonstrate compassion, kindness, patience, and respect—especially toward children who learn or communicate differently. Unfortunately, those values were not reflected in the way my son was treated. Parents trust schools to provide a safe and nurturing environment, but my son’s emotional well-being suffered while he attended this school.This review reflects our family’s personal experience. I strongly encourage parents, especially those whose children have ADHD, autism, or other special needs, to ask detailed questions about accommodations, discipline, and teacher accountability before enrolling. No child should come home crying every day because they feel afraid or unhappy at school.

the children and staff are a family and care about each other even when they disagree.