St Louis Catholic School

Overall, I love this school. I saw several bad reviews online that it worried me to put my son at Cedar Ridge. My son loves it. I love how he's eager and ready to get to school every morning. There's teachers in the morning ready to great each child. Makes them feel noticed and important. The way they teach and the curriculum is awesome. Makes it easy for the child to learn and understand. My son has ADHD. I love how the school is very hands on ready to help. Each class has a "safe spot" for any child who needs a break or a time to themselves for a moment. They have break times throughout the day to allow the child to get their energy out so their more able to concentrate. Teacher/parent/school communication is a must to me and they do so. Very informed of what going on with weekly notification as far as what will be taught. If your child is within Cedar Ridge area for schooling, don't listen to a lot of the bad reviews, Cedar Ridge is really a great school!

My son is 6-years -old and he still cannot read a word. He was diagnosed with autism, ADHD, and other psychotic disorder. The school does not recognize these problems and refuses to give him special-ed. They do not know the meaning of "not one child left behind." Also, to pick up your children in the afternoon is a joke! I would never recommend this school to anyone.

Amazing, this school has done so much for myself and my son. He has been there 4 years and I would not send him anywhere else.

I also want to raise concerns about what I perceive as discrimination against my child based on his disability, gender, and race. The school community at Kendrick Elementary is predominantly Hispanic, including teachers and students. Unfortunately, I have observed and been told that Hispanic students and staff can sometimes be rude or dismissive toward students of other races.It appears that when students of different races, including my child, are mistreated by Hispanic students, these incidents are often not taken seriously or properly addressed. However, if a student of the same race as my child were to bully another, it is treated as a significant issue. This inconsistent approach to discipline and handling of bullying creates an unfair environment where my child is left vulnerable and unsupported.This perceived unequal treatment based on race and the lack of appropriate response to bullying has caused my child significant emotional distress. I am requesting that the school address this issue with the seriousness it deserves to ensure all students are treated equally and fairly, regardless of their race or background.

The principal and assistant principal do not care if your kid has a 504 or is in SPED. They would do and say anything to get those type of kids kicked out or written up. This may be a magnet school and I wish it wasn't. I really hope the school gets shut down or they take away the Principal and the Assistant principal. Many parents have took their kids out.

As the Assistant Principal of Brook Avenue Elementary, I am proud to be part of a school that is dedicated to fostering a nurturing, inclusive, and enriching environment for our students. Our dedicated staff works tirelessly to support the academic and personal growth of every child. We take pride in our diverse community, which we celebrate through various cultural events and programs. Brook Avenue is a Title 1 school, and we are committed to providing equitable opportunities for all students. Whether it's through our innovative programs, community partnerships, or our caring atmosphere, Brook Avenue is truly a great place to learn and grow!