great school, amazing teachers and staffs but some can get a little rude and annoying but overall a…read moregood school.

horrible service, front desk didn't pickup my calls when I asked about summer activities, my son…read moretells me everyday the school is disgusting. staff is rude towards me and my son, wouldn't recommend this school.

One of the newer high schools in Naples. You can see it from Interstate 75. Big, spacious campus…read morewith a football field and bleachers in the front. Last exit in Naples heading south is best way to travel. Located in the newer developments of Naples. One of the last hold outs, use to be nothing but fields here. Now it is close to shops, restaurants like Cracker Barrel, Chilis. Large enough to host events as the All Collier County Orchestra rehearsals and performances in their auditorium. Currently not especially highest rated in testing results but things change every year.

Not a bad school, has a lot of good teachers and caring people, food is alright but could be betterread more

One of the best features of St Elizabeth Seton is the contemplative nature of the interior of the…read morechurch. As you sit in the pew, you will see the large Divine Mercy print next to the altar--right next to the tabernacle, prominently placed at the center. Our Lady of Guadalupe is on the other side of the altar. It is calming. I noticed there were no paper hymnals in the back of the pews. Instead there was a QR code designed to connect each person to a worship document online. Also, the words to prayers and music are displayed discreetly on monitors. So, each person can follow in the way that is most comfortable. The Pastor, Father Casey, has a gentle-giant, wise brother, teddy bear quality. He seems approachable, yet is deeply aware of how important both tradition and scripture are. He is both old school and modern Catholic at the same time. He is able to connect the congregation to today's relevance of Bible text written centuries before. I felt at home during my first Mass here.