Love this school! We started August 2024 in the pine class M/W/F for 3&4 year olds. It was an easy…read moretransition as our son was practically jumping out of the car to go inside. We recently had another baby who will be starting her program once our son ages out into public school. Such a great surprise to receive during pickup today! Love this school, the teachers, the atmosphere and what this program stands for! If yall are on the hunt for a great Montessori reggio school, look no further. It's 12/10 worth it!

Ms. Heather and Ms. Aspen are the best teachers and I feel truly blessed that my child was able to…read morestart pre-K here with them. Mrs. Caroline is also so helpful and kind. It really shows how genuinely they care about the kids and how well they're taking care of them here that as a parent, I always felt confident to go anytime of the day even if it was just to stop in and say hi and they were always learning singing playing and just having so much fun. I was nervous with my daughter starting pre-K since she had never been in any other school environment, but she loved it here so much that every day at pick up I knew we were gonna have to stay a little while extra because she just did not want to leave she was always just having the best time and I'm really thankful For how they treat the children and they really do get them off to a Great start to feel excited to learn and to be excited to start that next chapter in elementary. Sad that we won't be seeing them everyday like before but so grateful that my little one is now confident, courageous and excited to start Kindergarten with the help of everyone here.

We've been going here for almost a year now. Our children (3 & 5) actually like going to school!…read more They genuinely love their teachers...and their friends :-) and the teachers care about my babies (which, let's face it, is most of what matters)! Would definitely recommend to friends and family!

If you ever get a chance to enroll your children into DePaul Academy, they will be blessed by the…read moremost amazing teachers.

Don't be fooled they may teach religion but all they really care about is the money. I'm 45 grew up…read morein catholic schools my whole life we were taught that parish is always there to help, And they did. That was 20 years ago and in suburbs of Detroit. Now at St.piux in Greensboro NC. They could careless about the kid they only care how much money you give a Church on Sunday. My grandpa my dad my uncles for 40 years and still do give the kids money to put in the basket. Nope not St. Piux that want to track those dollars. What a total disappointment. NOW Bishop McGuinness Catholic high school is the polar opposite ps St. Pius. They care about the kids they have compassion for the families, not just your Column on the spreadsheet like ST. Pius they don't Evan deserve 1 star. Another blow to the Catholic Schools.

This is a great place I have been here for two years and I feel extremely welcome, the teachers…read moregreet me every day with a smile and ready to teach us, they don't just care about the money like bishop McGuiness that only cares about the money

My son went there from 3rd to 4th. The 4th grade teacher, Mr. Steele(Never took the time to learn…read morethe bastard's full name) was a piece of work. He flipped my sons desk for no apparent reason, blamed him for pulling someone's pants down in the bathroom even though he was in the classroom the entire time and even after the person who did it even told him he had did it, would grab him around the arm hard to pull him around. Worst part is, my son barely did anything. The worst he had done was go out of the recess section or leave trash because of hornets. He also gave him over a thousand sentences for passing-gas. He was lactose and one of his classmates gave him a chocolate bar. The final nail in the coffin was the fact that they were going to expel my son, for something that his fellow classmates said he did. My son said fudge and they said he said fuck. I explained to them what my son had actually said and told them everything Mr. Steele had done but they still sided with him. So I took him out. Would not recommend. Unprofessional and rude. Tuition is too high. Also, one last piece of information, during teacher-parent conferences, he would talk behind a boy named Chance's parents back, and talk about how if he didn't take his meds he would rolling around on the floor and jumping off the walls. No one should ever talk about a mentally disabled child like that. Ever.

BCA's teachers care for each child as though they were their own. The loving, encouraging, and…read morecreative learning activities make BCA the best pre-school choice in the area.

My son attended school here and we had no problems the entire time! This school is big and…read moreconnected to the elementary school. Although it's connected they have their own entrance and parking lot . The teachers are great and you can tell they enjoy teaching. The school is also a top performing school! Your children will learn and be in a safe environment.

The Elliot Center on the Campus of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro is a well-made…read moreand well-used center of activity for students. Along with various offices for assisting students, it also offers a food court, convenience store, coffee shop, and bookstore. The inside of the building is designed around a round staircase, giving an aesthetic that is not only pleasing to the eye but also allows for an interesting maze of offices and rooms, from the Dean of Students to the Office of Leadership and Engagement, to the Office of Accessibility Resources and Services. An eclectic mix of offices exists in one building for students, allowing ease of access in one place, and no doubt, some opportunities for the offices to work together for th students as well. I enjoy visiting the Elliot Center. Go check it out, and tell me what you think. :)