Selwyn College Preparatory School

I punched a kid here i got kicked out

The North Campus is a cruel joke for students that need help in special education and the teachers aside from maybe a small few actually care. Their huge "love first teach second" is a joke. Children are bullied daily there with no repercussions when talking to the principal. The principal is brash, unfeeling, and has no idea how to talk to parents nor the students. Some of these "teachers" do not even have teaching degrees. They were hired for a different position then forced into the classroom. The only thing I can say is there are a select few professionals at this school that do care. That go above and beyond for the children and show they love them. The issue is they are drowned out by the administration, and by that I mean the principal and superintendent, that do not care. They only care about the numbers and money. This will be the last year my children attend this school.

The EEC is an excellent school in my opinion. All 3 of my children have gone there and loved it! we had Mrs. walker my sons first grade year and she was amazing. my son has adhd and she worked with him and never made me feel like he was a burden like our previous school/teacher made me feel. This year we have Ms. Miller for my kindergarteners and she is a shining example of what a teacher should be caring but firm and patient. If she is absent from class, my kids miss her and on thanksgiving break they are counting down the days to go back to school. I do not like is that it's only a 2 year school. they are sent to another school for 2-3rd grade then yet another for 4-5th. which makes it difficult if you have more than one child.

Academics are outstanding. Children are well ahead of Public School peersTeacher was unfairly rigid. Would single out children and shame them in front of class. Multiple complaints. School is not able to handle bullying, several parents complained but no response.

I am a former student at ICCS and I was more than happy to escape this school. Their dress code is ridiculous and their uniforms are some of the ugliest I've ever seen. They are also very expensive. Fifty-five dollars for a used sweater is ridiculous. Their choir program is not good. The teachers also have favorites and so do the sports coaches. The same students are always chosen for sports team captains and lead roles in theatre class. Their school lunches are disgusting. Their pizza once made my friend sick. Students are assigned a very large amount of homework and teachers from other classes almost never check how much homework students have already been assigned. I was bullied at ICCS and the teachers took the bully's side and did almost nothing about the bullying. I would not recommend ICCS to anyone. I have been to many Catholic schools and this one is for sure the worst. I do not believe they are teaching as Jesus taught.

This has been a wonderful school for our daughter. She loves her teachers and has made several friends. We like that we pack her lunch every day so we can control her nutrition (some families have special dietary practices at the school). We also like that the director tries to keep parents informed and up-to-date on events.

My wife and I choose Immaculate Conception Catholic School after thorough consideration of other parochial and public schools. We researched the heck out of where to formally start our child's education. My child loves this school, classmates, teachers and staff and looks forward to being in class everyday. The teachers and staff care about my child as if he was one of their own. I know that sounds cliche but it's true. The small class size and interaction my child has with each teacher he encounters matters as he builds his educational foundation. He also receives Catholic formation to give him moral guidance for the future. And if my wife and I weren't Catholic I wouldn't mind one bit sending my child to this school because of how accepting the school is.