Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School

We moved my daughter here in 3rd grade when her last school closed. We are so happy with the transition and friendliness of the school. We were welcomed with open arms and my child grew strong friendship within days of us arriving. She is also growing academically and spiritually. I cannot recommend this school enough!

Both of my kids love this school and their teachers! We’ve had nothing but great experiences!

The teachers, staff, and priests, work hard to give the students and their families a good education and well rounded extra curricular opportunities. Summer camps with archery, and fall sports for all ages.

Wonder school and great teachers. We have loved it at OLPH

When first arriving at this school, the academic aspect was stellar and the teachers were excellent. Moving up to the middle, however, the academics were lacking. Some teachers didn't have lesson plans and did their own thing without fully educating the students and others were stuck teaching the same things from the previous year due to the intellectual gap from the small classes. The emphasis on CBHS was consistent, but those who weren't interested in CBHS or couldn't go because of their gender weren't given any similar options to excel in their academic experience. The school spends more money on little trinkets and kits than improving academic resources or the art programs. Additionally, when addressing bullying, the school does absolutely nothing about it. Guidance counselors and teachers were talked to over the course of three years, yet nothing was put into action until the last few weeks of 8th grade. Even then, the principle's decision over the issue wasn't effective. The teasing and bullying were dismissed numerous times and the faculty failed to report the matter to the vice principal or principal. Finally, the religion program is lacking. The fact that this is distinctly a CATHOLIC school should indicate that religion ought to be a priority in the school curriculum. Even though there appears to be a religion class at least four times a week on the weekly schedule, maybe one lesson actually consists of teaching religion. In some classes, this time is spent either tidying up the classroom or doing other mindless chores. Although the administration is friendly and welcoming, this environment stunts academic and spiritual growth, and I sincerely wish I would have chosen a different school to attend.