St George School

Great school, awesome teachers and have many great memories at Grover over the last 10 years and counting. Teachers are very supportive, a lot of family engagement activities, and over the last few years have added more programs/clubs for the students which is great. They also offer extra help throughout the school day in very small groups for students who need just a little extra push.

I love this school. I hate the fact that he has to go to a different one for the year. I hate boundaries for school they don't work nothing out each class has at least 30 students in a class since they closed 3 schools down this school district needs to do something to lower the students in a class. What happen to the 96 million they got 3 years ago what a waste nothing got better got worst. Fix our system. I hope the parents get more involved this year last year was the worst.

This is an amazing school for kids and amazing staff.

After a truly horrific year attending 1st grade in Erie Public Schools, my daughter and I sought out this school for her to attend as our faith is very important to us. From day 1 of her 2nd grade year this year she has been soooo excited and truly happy to go to school each day. She once told me recently in fact that she "hates weekends" because she enjoys being in school so much! I am so thankful for the staff and feel completely blessed, thanks to EFCA. Thank you!

Absolutely horrible experience with this school. My son attended their M-F 3T preschool class. And children at 3 are usually hyper and not the best at following directions. As expected from a 3 year old, but my son at home was pretty good at listening and helping out. Well, his teacher at St. George would voice to me that my son was always hyper and disruptive during class time.. which is understandable concerns. Except when she would talk to me about my son it was always in a way of disgust. As if my son was absolutely awful.Meanwhile when I pulled him from St. George and started him elsewhere his new teacher only had great things to say about him and how he’s so helpful and kind.But what really made me pull him out of this school is when, during dismissal (in the winter) it was 40 degrees outside. The teacher approached me with my child and his sleep mat (that usually stays at the school) and she says he had an accidental during nap time. When I look down my child is CRYING because he’s cold and his pants are SOAKED. my child was fully potty trained for a whole year and never had an accident before then… and even if he had an accident, WHY.. WHY would they allow him to walk out in 40 degree weather in pee soaked pants… I asked if he went through his extra clothes and they said no he still had them in his cubby. They had no excuse not to change him before dismissal.When I finally got my son changed.. I asked him what happened. And he said when he asked to use the bathroom his teacher said “shush”. This behavior from A GROWN WOMAN who is supposed to be caring for our children is DISGUSTING

Our Lady of Peace School is awesome! WAY cheaper to send your kids here than Millcreek schools if you need extended care. OLP tuition and before and after school care if you are a parishioner=$426, Millcreek before and after school care per month= $460! You can apply for grants at OLP also...tuition can be reduced drastically if you qualify. Kids here at OLP learn a lot more about integrity and humanities too. Highly recommended from a parent who switched from Asbury.