St Francis Xavier School

my child has been going here for 3years now. each year a different issue. education wise, great for my child. when it comes to other stuff like bullying, classmates, teachers not the best.. last year my kid had a few classmates that always screamed in the class... it made issues when it came to learn, food, leave the school for home... year before bullying and my kid didn't want to go in the school.... . it's a very clean school. staff are mostly friendly. I'm not sure how it would be for a kid who need extra help. if you child is good with learning, I wouldn't worry. the rest can be fixed.

My child was not getting the resources and teaching he needs. He was getting bullied and i tried talking to the staff. But they said they cant do anything? Like what? They had an assembly about bullying and how they should tell their teachers instead of self defense. Unacceptable.

This school was honestly a terrible experience for me. The building felt dirty and poorly taken care of, and there were constant cleanliness issues that made it uncomfortable to even be there. The food was really bad, and it felt like nobody cared.It also felt like students with money were treated better, and if you weren't white , you were ignored or judged. As a proud hispanic, I often felt uncomfortable and unsupported.There are barely any sports or activities, so there’s nothing exciting or motivating about the school. Overall, it felt unfair, stressful, and unwelcoming. I wouldn’t recommend this school to anyone looking for a positive or inclusive environment.

My girls attended this school from Pre-K to 8th grade, and it was a wonderful experience. The teachers, fellow parents, and administration were always there to listen, help, and in general felt like a family to us. The education level is quite advanced.. . meaning we noticed that kids from other schools in parallel grades had not yet learned or mastered the things our lids were doing with ease. In addition, polite and respectful and mature behavior was expected . . .and received . . .from the students. Run, don't walk, to get your kids enrolled here.