Stoneleigh Elementary School

Principal skips down the hall singing while her students behave like delinquents. 1000% would not recommend.

This school lacks effective leadership. The individuals that work there are out of touch with reality. Staff members has an issue with the way they communicate effectively with the children. Yelling at someone’s child is wild to me but I’m that parent that’s not going for none of that. Staff members are to lead by example, help shape the kids for the future not yell and deprive them of fun activities when children need that time to debrief. There needs to be new staff in office and throughout. My child will not be returning there for the new school year. One year was enough for me and my baby girl. Yorkwood did not exceed my expectations. No, I don’t recommend this school to any parent who wants the best most effective learning experience for their child(ren).

Horrible experience they allow bullying some of the teachers are unprofessional one called my son a dude this one lil boy spit on my son and they continued to let this lil boy mess with my son they pick n choose who they think telling the truth or who’s at fault they definitely did not have my sons best interest at heart they did not have his back at all just continued to let kids bully him then when he finally fought back now he’s the problem but when my son came home with a busted lip they said it was confidential they couldn’t tell me wat will be the consequences for this lil boy busted my son lip it’s definitely a 0/10 for me

My children graduated from St. Pius X School in 2012 and 2014. We had a fantastic experience and can not say enough about the success both of my children had as a result of their attendance at this school. My older son received a scholarship to Gilman School after graduating K-8 at St. Pius X School. He has just started his freshman year this Fall at an Ivy League University and he received admission to 2 other Ivy League universities. Several of his St. Pius classmates that graduated in 2012 also went on to achieve MIAA All State honors in high school and attend college on both academic and athletic scholarships. This academic success we attribute to the small class size, attention to detail and discipline by the faculty. Faculty members held the students accountable and they learn at a young age how to step up and accept responsibility for their actions inside and outside the classroom. We are 2 working parents who work OT and often 7 days a week. We relied heavily on the school to not only teach, but also to mentor our children in Christian values and sense of community. The success of the alumni will instill the confidence you are seeking for the future of your children. Enrolling your son or daughter in the St. Pius X School - is the best investment you will make for your child.!