Hobart High School

My wife informed the office daughter has a disability and her disability being anxiety and they told my wife she can not walk her to the door she was screamed at by staff and they do nothing to accommodate my daughter anxiety she cries screams tries to run back to the car this school cares nothing about my daughters disability or taking it seriously so were thinking about moving schools

St Bridget was once a Prek-8 school but do to funding they had to close down the k-8 program. However! They still have pre-school for ages 3-5. Both my son & daughter have attended the pre-school for 2 years each. I chose St Bridget simply because of the small classroom size, 3 dedicated teachers who spend alot of 1 on 1 time with each child and finally because they are one of the only schools in town that offer fullday pre-school. They even have a morning care program that starts at 7am and an after-school program that runs until 5pm. My children would not be the dynacmic learners they are today, if it wasn't for Ms. Miller, Mrs. Anztack, and Mrs. Moreno. If you are looking to take your pre-preschoolers educations to another level and ensure that they do not have any obstacles entering elementary school, then I would tell you, your only option is St Bridget. Because they can accomplish everything your child needs.

My kids, coming from Hobart public schools, have dramatically increased their love and readiness for learning at school here. Their confidence boomed, bullying is non existent, they receive top notch grades, they are loving school. It’s nice to foster a relationship with a school my children aren’t dreading going to. What a change from Hobart public schools! This school really cares about your kids and their futures.

My son has gone here for two years and I could not have asked for a better environment for him to learn. He is learning things that prepare him well in advance for the next school year. My eldest children have gone to public schools in Valparaiso and by comparison the curriculum is ahead of the curve. While they do not compare in the computer education needed in today's society they are still a well rounded school. The school is no longer at Hobart Baptist and is now Abundant Life Christian Academy at New Hope Baptist in Hobart. The leadership put into question was not due to the principal but the deacon board and pastor at HBC by not allowing the school proper funding to operate. I would agree that some of the curriculum at public schools, paticularly science and P.E, but this is a small Christian school with limited funds and small class sizes. It is an ideal alternative to what is considered a good education in our public schools today. I would be more concerned bring my eldest children here for fear they would have a harder time keeping up with this curriculum.