Grace Lutheran School

my son is part of the group of special children the school has the best team because he has been evolving every year

We were lucky to have our 2 children attend Keystone Montessori for several years. It helped prepare them for their future and to be successful transitioning into high school. The staff at Keystone unbelievably talented and caring. I cannot recommend this school enough!

My family is incredibly grateful to be starting our 10th year at Saint Luke School. Saint Luke has become an extension of our home and family. We have watched our children thrive academically, spiritually, socially and emotionally. The teachers are dedicated and go above and beyond to create a safe and loving environment where our children are able to thrive. Saint Luke has a tremendous sports program that is inclusive of all students. At Saint Luke we have found a welcoming community that fills our hearts with joy and gratitude.

No well. School like community center great. Education need to be approved. Bullying yes, yes!!! Teachers and staff doesn't do anything* why everbody knows each other . Big financial problems!!!

My family should have left after the first red flag, but we hoped things would improve—they did not. Over time, it became clear that the teachers and administration are not adequately prepared to keep children safe or foster a genuine sense of community. I witnessed frequent yelling at students, concerning treatment of children of color, and a lack of understanding and support for students with special needs.My children often reported school days filled with movies, online videos, coloring sheets, word searches, and workbook activities, and I witnessed much of this myself while volunteering at the school. Very little hands-on or meaningful learning actually took place.The pastor provides little oversight or accountability for the administration, resulting in poor communication and inadequate care for families despite the school’s emphasis on Catholic values. While the school proudly displays its new blue ribbon, that recognition masks serious underlying issues. Don’t be misled by the appearance of success. The reality is far less impressive.Save your money and look for education outside the Archdiocese. If you ask around, you’ll find that these same problems are widespread. Families deserve far better than what this system is currently offering.