Roessleville School

Teachers never share their children’s learning status at school, and the messages they receive are always letters of complaint after children make mistakes. It is very inefficient to go to teachers and principals to respond when there is something wrong. Always use busyness as an excuse.

St Pius X in School is great place for only rich kids. Their principal is rude to women but nice to men. He has a big ego. In the morning when one drops kids off, they don't have enough stuff to supervise the drop off situation and it's a complete mess every morning.The principal yells at parents if they don't get in the right lane. He is very unprofessional and rude especially to women.On the positive, their math, Spanish, science, music and other teachers are super great! My kid is getting great education even though school is very political. My family is well off but if you are not, then you don't belong here in this school, and your kids won't make any friends and won't be happy.

This is a horrible school and has a terrible administration. Their tolieting policy in their handbook states tolieting accidents will be handled with teachers or aides wearing gloves to change the student . My child was left alone in a hallway sitting in their own feces waiting over 20 mins for me to get there to change and clean them !!!! Then we were told they had to leave ! This happened more than 2 times! Parents be prepared to come get your kid and leave work !!! That was their response to a student learning to adapt to a new school !!!

There is discrimination in the school and no one is doing anything about it. My kid was bully,hit on the private area and was asked to leave the school for no reason. His grade three teacher tried to cover her mess ,not polite to kids in her class; lied to the principal then sent my kid out of her class just because parent asked for mediation in the class. My kid was left by himself in the hallway over a week, no class or supervision. How cruel a school can be to an innocent kid..

Our Saviors has the same issues as so many small schools when it comes to dealing with situations that prove smaller settings do not stop inappropriate/reckless behavior. The problem is when these situations happen they wipe it under the rug! Every school has protocols and regulations. When you do not enforce these protocols it makes it an unsafe environment and proves they rather ignore the situation then get to the bottom of it.

I had concerns my son wasn’t reading at grade level. I was dismissed at his conferences and told he was doing fine. We decided to pull our children from the school after we felt our concerns were being dismissed. Day one at his public school he was identified as a child who needed immediate academic intervention. After 2 months of reading support his teacher told us he was never taught how to read correctly. Never taught how to decode words. I am so upset I didn’t trust my gut instant and fight harder for my son. Instead he spent many days looked over because he’s a good student and the attention was spent on the kids whose parents intervene daily at pick up or drop off or the students who had break downs daily. My other child was leaning math 2 years above his grade level. When I questioned this, I was dismissed. He was graded on a “curve” and never earned below a 90 to keep parents happy. He spent 2 years retaining nothing in math and never learning the skills needed in middle school. He quickly learned in his new school that teachers do not grade on a curve to keep parents happy. The grade he earned is the grade he received. He was also subjected to a student who would disrupt class daily and because the student’s mother paid full tuition he was never dealt with and his behaviors disrupted the education for many students. Hearing that my son was never taught the skills to successfully learn how to read is sad. But I’m glad we have moved on and his current school is helping him. Think twice before you invest money into this education.