St. Aloysius School

Great experience. Good for autistic support. Great learning support too.

On the contrary to the last review, I believe that the school does promote an atmosphere of diversity in terms of ethnicity within the boundaries of Christianity. They have many international students as well as other students of diverse ethnicity. My children have attended since 2020 and I have had 4 children in the school. The education is excellent and has absolutely prepared my seniors for a college education, even with the short time that they were there. The curriculum is Christian based and intellectually engaging. The school teaches the children to be critical thinkers. The children are engaged with fun activities on a regular basis with fun events like History Day for Grammar school, Fall retreat for secondary, and trips week for each secondary grade. My children have not been there long and immediately made meaningful, lasting relationships. Parents are involved in their children's lives and the students are the type you want your kids to be around. Pulling my children out of a government run school into Coventry Christian was the best decision we made for our family.

We have been at Wyndcroft several years and will move on next year. There are good aspects such as 50% of the teachers, with good academics. There is virtually NO learning support and our two kids have needed help which resulted a passing grade when they were way behind with the material. When brought to the attention of teachers, nothing ever changed as social promotions happen and we understand the school keeps most everyone in for the tuition. From a friendly, social perspective, our kids have no friends as they don't seem to " fit in " with the rich and cool kids and have been berated or ostracized. Never invited to group parties or activities, and are often rejected in-out of school. Several disruptive students in classes which are never dealt with, but passed along. The Head of the school has been a huge disappointment in terms of leadership and being involved. Mostly unavailable. Found out from a friend she is not Hawaiian as she claimed. Just an odd, detached personality which lacks leadership and supervision. For the huge tuition, I wish we would have done a faith based school. Just time to move on.

Not favorable. Learning support lacks proper math teacher that can teach rather than be personal friends w students. the Mew administrator has too many roles and can’t keep up. The school thrived with the old administrator especially with the learning support and the support for those children. This new administrator is not about inclusion. In fact my son was told to leave and transcripts were never sent to new school as promised.