love the school looks so much better in person! recommend if you have kids that are going to high…read moreschool.

Downtown church with limited parking as it is next to the school. Saturday evening and Sunday…read moreparking no problem. One of the prettiest churches (interior) in town. Father Broussard and Father Ramirez are excellent spiritual guides. Kind, caring, and very welcoming to all walks of life. We had our wedding here recently and it was beautiful. The church needs no or little decoration as it is majestic enough. There are separate rooms for the bride and the groom pre-wedding. We typically attend services on Saturday evenings, light attendance (several hundred). Not sure what Sundays are like.

Immaculate Conception or St. Mary's as it's known locally is a wonderful welcoming sanctuary. Due…read moreto the beauty and simple grandeur of the church, just walking in calms your spirit and anxiety you may have. The Jesuits have been in New Mexico a long and remain a force for positive change and I love that active community spirit that is so present here. The pastor, Father Broussard as well as Father Sullivan and Jason give such inspired and motivating homilies. It's worth it for me to drive a half hour to hear them every Sunday.

Safety is definitely a issue with this school. My student slipped & hit his head & was sent back to…read moreclass. We were not notified of this accident until my son started throwing up & when I got the call the secretary told me he had a stomach ache & was throwing up. They were trying to hide the fact that he had a concussion. Head injuries are very serious! When we spoke to the principal about this her response was "he's an athlete. So we didn't think twice about". Another injury happened, where he sliced his palm open with a pencil & again no call was made! I found out when I picked up from school & was told they couldn't touch the wound & had him rinse his hand with water. If there would've been a call (like any other school does when there is a injury) I would've left work to bring him supplies to properly clean the wound. The staff there is super rude, there is maybe 5 teachers that are friendly. The secretary/athletic director has no sense in how to run the athletic program & safety again is a issue when she let's first graders play in sports with 4th graders. She will just glare at you & won't speak & that's how majority of the staff is. The second grade teacher Ms Hamby is awful! She has no control over her class, she will not communicate with parents & if your child isn't a staff members child she will definitely have it out for your child. They continue to raise tuition every year but nothing changes, the lunch program continues to get more expensive but the servings are smaller, the one thing I have noticed is parents become "teachers" & they will either get free tuition or drastically reduced so that to me explains why they continue to raise tuition. Who knows if these parents have teachers degrees/certifications, my son's computer "teacher" had them watch videos on how to make PB&J sandwiches, that's not computer class to me. You pay alot to send your child to a private school & to have the staff not care about safety & also just the straight up rudeness from them especially since they preach about Christianity & kindness it's not ok. I would not recommend this school, one star given simply because he was learning about God

My children have attended the school for several years and I am very happy with the academics and…read moreChristian Values that the school offers. It is not a large school with a maximum of 12 students per class, which I find to be amazing. The teachers are able to give students more attention which helps establish positive relationships and build trust in the classroom. There is also a lot of parental involvement and lots of fun activities that the school offers through PTFC. If you want a small Christian school that has sports, fellowship with families and high academic standards I highly recommend this school.

Pastor John is wonderful, very, very nice guy. The people who come to church here are very polite,…read morevery nice. All older people. I recommend this place very much.

My son loves the staff and activities. It's true play based education. We love the sense of…read morecommunity.

We stopped here on a Sunday morning on our way home from a cross-country road trip, and we were so…read moretouched by the warm welcome we received from this church. It was clear throughout our experience here that this is a congregation rooted in Christ, with a strong sense of joy and community present throughout. This church definitely does a good job at practicing inclusion towards everyone, in a clear effort to share Christ's abundant love.

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San Felipe is a beautiful and historic cathedral. It is the main attraction of Old Town and has…read morebeen well preserved. They provide a lovely mass. Their musical staff, particularly their pianist has some amazing skills, calling down the angels from heaven to join the services. We love visiting on Christmas Eve for carol singing and midnight mass. The outside grounds are lit by the traditional luminarias. It is like a dream.

Old colonial church that has been in continuous use the for the past 200 years. The architecture,…read morecolors, and materials are indicative to the environment this church was born in and I loved the New Mexico vibe of the exterior. I loved the flowing adobe perimeter walls and bench outside. And there is a statue of Mary next to cactus and sandstone outside that feels so fitting for the location. Inside there is a small museum to start your visit. With historical pieces including the original organ. Be warned there is a bloody life sized statue of Jesus in a coffin when you first walk in. The chapel is humble and small, you can finish the visit quickly. The gift shop had some unique branded items, the most interesting thing we saw were religious paintings on what looked like cutting boards?

My child is excited to go to school. They have a unique program that allows young children a safe…read moreenvironment for an education in technology, reading, math, music, art, mindfulness, in-classroom yoga as well as chess and science clubs.

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Our granddaughter attends St. Mary's Catholic school. Our Granddaughter has excelled at this…read moreschool. We are truly grateful to the Principal, Teachers and Staff.

I went to this school it's a nice school but I remember a lot of bullies and mean kids from last…read moreyear and Ms.Ellie is the worst teacher ever also Brianna Burt they were horrible teachers but otherwise it's a great school!

I guess when your second grade kid comes home from school and says she is just so happy she can't…read morestop smiling you probably found the perfect environment. She absolutely loves her teacher, as do we all, and shows visible glee in doing her assignments. Over the years I've seen her confidence blossom by leaps and bounds. The assignments are fun meaningful and often engage the family. Working on these science, reading, and math projects on a regular basis has been a definite bonding experience for us. I've been on a couple field trips and the kids in Krystal's class seem really nice and friendly. The parents are very open, volunteer and participate in many of the extracurricular fundraisers and activities. I feel a sense of community that we are all very invested in.