Great outdoor track to walk on. It's never crowded unlike the the outdoor track at POBJFK…read moreH.S./Mattlin Middle School which can get quite busy.

Great school, great church, lots of fun and exciting things for the children. I highly recommendread more

From the owner: Now enrolling for the upcoming 2025-26 school year…read more Trinity Lutheran School combines tried and true teaching methods with the innovations of today's teaching strategies.

My Nephew doesn't attend the school but he did have a basketball game there and we had a good timeread more

Do NOT send your child to this school if you want them to stay well-behaved and respectful…read more This could mess them up in just 3 months of going here.

Very ineffective staff. Teachers are self-righteous and lazy. Principal is seriously befuddled and…read moremisguided. How do these people get jobs teaching children? If your kid isn't a "squeaky wheel," they're disregarded. It's a shame. And don't get me started on school policies. Dinosaurs all.

Small district where everyone knows one another. Very caring staff and teachers who go the extra…read moremile for the well being of their students. Excellent music, arts and sports programs.

High academic standards in a nurturing, 1-1 teaching environment. Just what our son needed…read more Flexible scheduling and course offerings are a definite plus.

Don't waste your time on this school! This school marketed individualized program, but in fact it…read moreis not. They have difficulty to hire good teachers, so they hire everyone. The class is one on one, but the good thing stops there. My son is going there, but he has a dispute with the new PE teacher about his workout program. The new teacher rather likes to talk about high calories food and dietary and accused him eating high carb sneaks. He end up ran away from the school. I tried to contact the school, but the secretary blocks my call. No one call me back. A complete waste of my money, and even my public school is better than the Head Tiffany (who happens to be beautifully seat there and doing nothing). Don't go there! It is not what it markets to be. They don't care about you, only your money.

From what I have learned, Saint Anthony's High School in South Huntington, NY, is a distinguished…read moreprivate, Roman Catholic, Franciscan college-preparatory school serving students in grades 9 through 12. Renowned for its rigorous academics, competitive athletics, and diverse student body. Founded in 1933 by the Franciscan Brothers, Saint Anthony's has a long-standing tradition of nurturing students from across Long Island, drawing families who value both educational quality and moral formation. I had the pleasure of witnessing firsthand, for the second time, how this school dedicates significant attention to our children's education, well-being, and discipline. These are elements that are crucial for balancing the growth of young children. It is truly an impressive institution that prioritizes holistic development. The principal, Brother David, speaks very well and clearly demonstrates intelligence, passion, and worldly wisdom. His leadership reflects the school's commitment to fostering a strong sense of community, faith, and academic achievement. Saint Anthony's High School highlights the importance of education, athletics, and spiritual growth, welcoming students regardless of their specific faith background, whether Catholic or other religions. It stands as a remarkable example of a school that values both academic and moral development, preparing students to succeed in all aspects of life.

There's a memorial statue of Jesus Christ outside of St. Anthony's that I pass by almost every day…read more And nearly every time I see it, it's covered in dirt and left unclean, as if it were just another object instead of a symbol of our Savior. It's heartbreaking to witness, especially from a Catholic school that is supposed to be built on honoring Christ in every way. This isn't just about a statue, it's about reverence. That memorial is meant to reflect the love, sacrifice, and presence of Jesus, yet it's consistently neglected. For a school that carries His name, this lack of care sends a message that directly contradicts the values it claims to teach. When something so symbolic is left in that state, and when attempts to bring attention to it are met with cold and dismissive attitudes, it raises a serious concern: Are we really honoring Him the way we should? A Catholic school should be a living reflection of Christ, in its words, its actions, and even in the way it tends to something as sacred as His image. This is not written out of criticism, but out of a deep hope that someone in leadership will take this seriously. Because Jesus deserves more than just a place on the property, He deserves to be honored in how that space is cared for, every day.