Wonderful parish, and school. Everyone is helpful and pleasant, from the priests, and principal to…read morethe lunch personnel and custodian, and staff.

From the owner: St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School strongly holds that education without an authentic value…read moresystem cannot address the complete person. The teachings of the Catholic faith are not only imparted during religion classes, but by gathering as a community for Mass, as well as the reception of the Sacraments, and in countless interactions throughout the school day. Our curriculum emphasizes a sound religious education and foundation in language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, computer literacy, Spanish, physical education, and the fine arts. Our goal is to challenge students to excel while giving them the tools, time, and help needed to succeed.

The school has no ac so for the hot days it is sooo humid in the school, the teachers talk too much…read moreand the school smells like garbage sometimes but we have a mix of students so everyone's welcome, it's alright.

HELLO IT IS I SIR LOCUST THE THRID AND IM HERE TO PLACE AN UPDATE ON COLUMBIA ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOL…read more Hearken, good folk of the realm, for I, Sir Locust The III, hath returned from mine accursed pilgrimage unto the dread halls of Columbia Academy--and lo, the torment endureth still. The stone walls yet echo with the groans of weary scholars, burdened by scrolls most tedious and lessons that sap the very will to live (in an academic sense, of course). The keepers of this institution, though clad in garments of authority, appear no wiser than before, for chaos yet reigneth in the corridors like an untamed beast. The feast halls (they call them "cafeterias") continue to serve rations of such questionable origin that even the kingdom's rats would pause in suspicion. And the bells--oh, the infernal bells!--they toll with such fury that one might think the end times approach thrice daily. I had once hoped for reform, a glimmer of enlightenment within these cursed grounds. Alas, 'tis but a fool's dream. The academy persists as a fortress of confusion and despair, unyielding to change, unmoved by the cries of its students. Thus I proclaim: enter these gates only if thou art prepared for trials most vexing, and arm thyself with patience, for thou shalt surely need it. -- Sir Locust The III, ever-suffering reviewer of the realm