St. Cloud Christian School

bullies, not enough busses, no repercussions for students, talk of politics, kids were told to clean up another teacher's class and missed the bus and didn't get a call had to go to school to find out where my kid was at. I bought my kid school supplies and the teacher passed my kid's stuff to the rest of the class and had to buy more. throughout my child's lunch because my child had peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. sometimes 4 kids per seat on the buses. bus drivers can't deal with the bad children and no one is on the bus to watch the children.

Probably the worst school around. They also contribute to the awful traffic around town. Get better drivers who don’t cut people off and maybe stop stopping main roadways.

teachers are the best here. im very sure

EXCELLENT!!! I feel the kids always come first.

when i was in the school i was happy and the teachers are nice and if i could chose to go back i would go back

This school is honestly a solid -5/10 because somehow everything about it feels designed to make students question their life choices. First of all, the uniforms are basically a daily reminder that individuality is apparently illegal. We all walk in wearing the same outfit like we’re employees at the world’s most miserable company, and somehow the staff still finds a way to tell you your shirt isn’t tucked in correctly. You could fix your uniform 30 times before entering the building and within five minutes your shirt will somehow escape again. The hallways are always packed, the Wi-Fi takes approximately three business days to load one webpage, the computers act like they were manufactured during the Stone Age, and the cafeteria food looks like it was created by someone who has never actually eaten food before. Then there are the chairs, which somehow manage to destroy your back before lunch. The schedule has you walking across the entire school in what feels like 12 seconds, and if you’re even slightly late, suddenly it’s your fault for not having the speed of an Olympic sprinter. The bathrooms look like they’ve been through three wars, the announcements take longer than some classes, and the amount of homework makes you wonder if the school thinks we have nothing else to do besides sit at a desk for 24 hours. But of course, none of those things matter because apparently the biggest emergency is whether my uniform is tucked in exactly three millimeters. Overall, I give this school a -5/10: the uniforms are uncomfortable, the food is questionable, the Wi-Fi is fighting for its life, the chairs are destroying our spines, and every day here feels like a side quest that somehow became the main storyline. The only reason it isn’t a -10/10 is because eventually the final bell rings and they let us escape.