St Adalbert School

I was a previous student at this school, terrible. Teachers Can and WILL humiliate you every time they can to literally everyone. No fun activities, and if there is, a lot of students are always excluded from said activities. Counselors share whatever you say to them to literally everyone they can, Never helps with bullying, and Family engagement? Nope, that never happened. Gives Summer vacation homework in the form of BOOKS. You read that correctly. BOOKS. Huge books. One star.

My son goes here the teachers are very nice and very safe my son learned alot I honestly like it I give it 5 stars

We simply love this school, the support, the teachers, and the staff in general. I highly recommend this school to any parent looking for a nurturing and academically strong environment. The teachers are really invested in my kid's growth.

I spent my whole life up until 8th grade here. I am half asian and during my (about) 10 years here, I have experienced and witnessed so much racism and hate. Slurs were constantly being thrown around and a racist drawing depicting a stereotypical gang member was hung up. Special needs children were always made the butt of the joke and so were other kids who were socially awkward or didn't get along with others as well. I failed the SHSAT and did not get into any of my choices and I had no chance to take regents-level classes early on and get ahead in high school. I was offered to take the Algebra II regents, but none of my teachers prepared me for it. This is affecting me as I prepare for the SAT. I also remember being picked up by my parents, crying about teachers losing their temper with me over simple misunderstandings. From the faith aspect, it wasn't great. I remember failing religion exams because none of the material was in the textbook, only in the notes that you had to handwrite if you didn't have a printer (and they wouldn't print them for you!) and being pressured into lying during confession because I (an honest 10 year old who legitimately never did anything) was pressured into going to confession by my teachers. Also, you're forced to take italian which isn't helpful in the slightest. Unfortunately, the only genuine teacher I met (who I keep in contact with) has left due to the environment being so toxic. I'm not sure if many will see this review, but I'd like to save some children from the hardship had experienced and am currently experiencing due to my academic setback.