Jefferson Avenue School

This school is absolutely appalling. It's in a state of disrepair, unclean, and reeks of mold. During my tour, I couldn't help but notice that they prioritize taking money from parents rather than investing in necessary upgrades. They even had the audacity to ask for additional funds to fix an unsafe playground. It's truly revolting. The basement, where classes and instruction are held, is both terrifying and unsanitary, posing a potential hazard. The stairs and walls are riddled with cracks, and the accumulation of dust and dirt gives the impression that it hasn't been cleaned in centuries.What's even more disheartening is their complete lack of support for students facing social and emotional challenges in the aftermath of the pandemic. Children with ADHD receive no assistance whatsoever, and there is a complete absence of enrichment programs. Despite charging exorbitant fees, they provide nothing in return. This school is far from being a solution to avoid "woke" schooling; it's simply a money-grabbing institution that offers minimal instruction at best.There is absolutely nothing unique or valuable that this school provides that cannot be found in a public school. To make matters worse, their technology is severely outdated, reminiscent of the Jurassic era. I urge you to take a closer look at the opulent lives of the board members and compare it to the dilapidated state of the school's infrastructure. It becomes evident that they have no genuine concern for the well-being of your children.

The children have grown academically, spiritually, and socially since attending St. John Bosco and we couldn't be more impressed with the school! Their strong focus on faith and academics sets them apart. The teachers and staff are amazing, and there is a wonderful sense of community at St. John Bosco. Bussing has been very easy from outside the district.