St Ephrem School

A excellent school. I was honored to see the growth of the children. Their testing scores compared to public school was amazing. I recommend this school to all.

Its been years since I pulled my son out of this school and we are still dealing with the trauma he experienced at only 2.5 years old. The teacher was simply unexperienced and overwhelmed. My child did not feel loved. Not sure what the expectations are for preschool but their classroom rules were extremely severe. I was sent snippy notes and ridiculous things- my kid drooled or left crumbs! The teacher was not meant for that grade. Due to her own lack of capability she resorted to threats about my son getting evaluated. If your child is not cookie cutter - do not go here! Here’s the update, my son now age 6 is being assessed for a gifted and talented program. She couldn’t have been more wrong or useless. Horrible teacher and horrible human being. Surprising for a nun!

My husband and I could not be happier to have chosen this school. We decided public school is no longer the same as when we were kids so a friend of mine referred us to LES. With one in nursery and one in kindergarten, my daughters are so happy to go to school every day. The teachers have a wonderful way of getting the children to learn while having fun. I agree with the motto of the school being like a big hug, almost the entire staff know my children by name already. We especially like that they keep ‘God’ in the classroom. Along side of academics, they are learning how to use their moral compass with the teachings of Pastor Paul. The new principal, Mrs Mastromichalis is very attentive to both the children and parents. She is informative through daily/weekly emails, she concerns herself with all inquiries, and she uses her authority to better the school and everyone in it. We are very happy to be part of the LES family.