St. Roch School

The Wilson Family absolutely love #34. Its like a big family. The teachers are friendly and the staff is very welcoming. They are so eager to assist your family however needed and teach your children to their best ability.

Really positive. We know this school has had a pretty bad rap for years, but we wanted our kids to be a part of a neighborhood school and we have seriously had no regrets. Much has changed in the past couple years and by all accounts that change has momentum to continue to get better. At this school our child is known by a really professional staff who genuinely care about him, he is learning a lot, and the atmosphere is super positive. They also have a really great after-school program run by a local community nonprofit :-) We love this school.

I was a student there for 3 years ever since kindergarten, I love that school so much it makes my cry thinking about the memories and fun times I had. I always felt seen and known no matter where I was, walking through those doors everyday happy to learn and see my favorite people is such heart warming. It’s a small school but a big community together. I wish I could go back.

I believe that ALL the teachers, as well as the staff and volunteers care about each and every child enrolled in Baptist Academy. I attended Baptist Academy back in the early to mid 1970's. They had the same caring attitude then as much as today. The education is superb after coming from a public school. My child did not have any homework until the second semester while attending a public school. That to me was ridiculous since he was in first grade and just learning how to do everything academically, or at least he should have been. He has attended Baptist Academy for three years and we have had no problems whatsoever with either the staff or the academics. I would recommend BAPTIST ACADEMY to anyone looking for a quality, Christian education with caring administrators and teachers looking for the best in every student there.

A horrible school some staff like to lie and one of the staff vapes in the classroom