Small school big family! Both pf my sons attended this school. Every child in this school is…read moreknown to each teacher and administrator. Your child will not be just a number. My son graduated last year and had the best experience in a loving, caring environment. My other son is currently enrolled as a Juniorand his vigorous curriculum is already setting him up to be successful in college. I definitely recommend Whitestone Academy in Queens, NY

What a wonderful school! I have been coming to do teaching-student observations and the atmosphere…read morehere is wonderful. The principal really cares about her students, she's always welcoming them in the morning and sometimes during recess she's out there too, very friendly. The teachers are really professional, strict and lovely at the same time. They know how to teach strict and show compassion at the same time. I enjoy coming here and learn from them, because I could not imagine learning from anyone else. The classrooms are very colorful and they're all different. My favorite one is the jungle classroom! And they sure know how to decorate.

The school sucks. Firstly I Found a hair in my food. Next Every teacher leaves. The school has ac…read morein the principle's office but not in the classes. The school raised 2.5 million dollars for a new gym but the gym has not changed. They also suspend people for dumb things not important. You also have to pay 5 dollars if you break a chair. We raised around 2 thousand dollars to buy a new water fountain when it had a bad water level. There has been bad things like someone cracked there head open at gym. The only good thing about this shitty school is the church!!!!

As a parent I was extremely disappointed with the teacher my child had. She was unkind , angry and…read moreextremely demanding on my kindergartener. She yells at the children and has a negative approach that children are scared of. Mrs. Mollen should NOT be teaching kindergarten! Her STRIKE system makes children anxious! This is not what kindergarten is about! If the child makes a mistake, playtime is taken away rather than a quick 4 minute time out! Unbelievable!!! This period for children should be a time of discovery, play, and socializing, not a strike system!!!! The school should STRIKE her out & try to be more Christian & loving, instead of keeping Mrs Mollen, I mean MONSTER on staff!!! Do not have your child here!!!

As a former worker, do not send your child to this establishment. The staff as well as the…read moresupervisors are very very unprofessional when it comes to handling children with special needs, skill acquisition and accurate data collection. This establishment hires staff who have zero experience in ABA which is a huge loss for the children because data is made up and basically the kids are just babysat for the time they are there. The director should be audited for her work at QSAC in Whitestone because it is a true shame for herself and other supervisors to call themselves BCBAs meanwhile there are no protocols, trainings are horrible and treatment integrity is at a rate of zero across all staff. It is a true shame.

Saint Agnes Academic School gave me skills for life. I wish I could have loved it more, but I was…read morevery sick the whole time I was there. I found it to be a progressive school, a leader. However, as an adult looking back, I wish I had taken art classes and home economics classes, not only math, science, language classes, etc. I go back for reunions and homecoming.

Saint Agnes is made great by the students and a few(2-3) amazing teachers. The faculty really…read moreshould listen to the students wants and concerns more, to make it a more friendly environment for everyone. The recent changes have put the school more on the map, so to say, but there is always room for improvement. My own experience there is that, while I am glad my mother chose that school, I feel my full potential was not reached as the school picks who they want to prosper as soon as freshman year and offers them first pick of great opportunities and tosses the remaining to the rest of the students when rejected by the chosen few. Overall the education is good, the school partners with St. John's to offer college credits that can be useful in the future. It is the social environment of the school that could use improvement.

It's a very good school, I went here up until 6th grade and even now what I learned here still…read morehelps me in this new school. If I hadn't moved away I would've stayed from 2nd-8th grade. You can really tell that the Teachers truly care for and know their students. The classes are small so you can really get to know the teachers and the students. The students there are very kind (As kind as Middle schoolers can be ) and I still find myself talking to them, despite being far away. This school has plenty extracurriculars and allows their students to tap into new interests or skills that can help in long term. The school does many fun things to raise money which helps families struggling with tuition. This school was an amazing experience for me and still teaches me things to this day. SEND UR KIDS HERE PLS ITS SO FUN I ACTUALLY LOOKED FORWARD TO SCHOOL GOING HERE!

Best elementary school in Queens. A hidden gem in Flushing. Best teachers and curriculum!read more

My daughter went this School for 2 grades preK and kindergarten after she finished the kinder…read moregarden I had to take her out of school because the principal has changed and all were start to go wrong. Sadly a great school turned in to a night mare for us. School stuff including the teachers getting very aggressive and bully with out bullying and were doing some great act. Also I had a very good teachers that they were very good and professional and sweet and we together had good 2 years. It was pleasant and happy 2 years. The school is in Bayside and very good location. Parking is very painful and hard.

Was trying to call for employment and was told it wasn't available anymore after being told that…read moresomeone would call me back and hung up on me

This school is not as great as it seems. For what it's worth you're better off sending your…read moredaughter to a public school where she will have better opportunities. Teachers don't challenge students to reach their full potential. Very few teachers genuinely care about the students. The only time they make you feel welcome is at the open house. Once your child is in they treat you like it's a business.Too much segregation, white girls don't mingle with black girls. Guidance is poor! If I had to do it over my daughter would have attended public school.