St Anselm Elementary School

My daughter had a accident and they made her sit in the office and did not feed her lunch while all the other kids was eating in the lunchroom

Transferring here from Detroit for "better resources" was the biggest mistake of my life. As an African American, I’ve found that no amount of funding justifies a culture of open hostility.The environment is exclusionary and dehumanizing. If you are not Arab or do not speak the language, you are treated as an outsider. I am frequently subjected to racial slurs in hallways and classrooms, but the most disturbing part is the administration.The staff and Principal are not ignorant; they are indifferent. They witness this behavior and choose to look the other way, effectively endorsing the harassment. Teachers here seem to be for a paycheck, not for the safety of all students.Warning: To any Black students or families considering this school—stay away. You cannot learn in "survival mode" while the people in charge refuse to protect your dignity. The resources here are not worth the cost to your mental health

My grandchildren has been going to this school sense pre-k and two of them has graduated to middle school and I have a granddaughter still attending and she love her teachers very much I’m proud to have been apart of this school for over five years I volunteer time to time.

Grate teachers, my son love this school

My almost 6 year old is almost done with kindergarten here and I LOVE everything about St Linus. Drop off and pick up is a breeze. When she is at school I am very reassured and don't get anxious about her at all. (I have very bad anxiety) Every adult in this school is so kind and caring they all are just wonderful. The education in class and church have been great. She is super confident and loves being at school. I am so grateful to everyone there and would never send my kids anywhere else!