Windsor School

Bad management let all students in dangerous!

Please pay attention to your kids if they are struggling, my child asked 2 of his teachers for help during the pandemic and he was told they don't have time. The following year my child realized he was going to have that very same teacher, he told me he wasn't going to school! I couldn't believe it was this bad that my child left all of his friends because of this one teacher! It was very sad he had to take such a stance for his own education. I thought maybe he was just saying that, gave him a couple of days emailed the principal...to this day I haven't gotten 1 response or apology. The staff said they were short on teachers nothing they could do! So my son was transferred to a different school where he thrived all A's and B's again! It's sad there are some teachers and principals who would ignore the damage and negative impact they cause children. I was more disappointed in the principal as I thought she was more of an honest upfront woman who seemed reasonable with communication we have had in the past. A simple response would have been professional.

P.S. 242q is a hidden gem. It is a small school that really puts the students' needs first. If your looking for a great school P.S. 242q is a wom=nderful place.

As a public school teacher, I never imagined sending my children to private school. However, now I know why so many of my colleagues do. I personally love the small class sizes and after school sports/activities offered throughout the school year. Both of my children absolutely love their teachers and classmates. The administration and Father Fonti are always there to greet the students in the morning and know ALL of their names. My son has an IEP and is entitled to speech therapy three times a week. His CPSE coordinator claimed that they didn’t have anyone available to go to his school so I reached out to admin at St. Mel’s. The admin went above and beyond to find a speech teacher for my son. I’m so blessed that my children are at a place that cares about their academic as well as their social-emotional growth like St. Mel’s. Go Wildcats!

As a parent who has had kids here for the last principal and the latest, I think he is doing a great job transitioning in. I think moral is back up since the lockdowns. And the "fun" is coming back. there might be a couple of teachers who honestly should not be teaching, but the rest make up for it. New security gates front and back.