This is a great school. It has small classroom size. The teachers can spoil you with information…read moreand attention. I can't say enough good things about this school. I love the community feeling. The older students help out the younger students and everyone knows each other...a total community. There is fundraising but not to the point that it becomes annoying. I am happy with the academics. Love it..

My experience here at St. Andrews school over the past eighteen years, has been rewarding…read more This being my fourth child, has prepared all of them for an enriching future with a safe, fun, learning environment with catholic values. I also am pleased with the way teachers engage the learning needs of each student.Overall the school has exceeded my expectations.

I'm in love with how the staff treats their children here! Indoor/outdoor playground…read more Huge fish tank to occupy kids coming in and potentially distracting them from the Monday blues , hot lunch program and turkish program. Music, karate and gym included in tuition. Awesome director and leap curiculuum ensures that parents receive pics and videos daily.

My oldest and my youngest daughter are both going in this school so far I am so happy that they…read moreare in this school I Iike the program teacher are great the best school

The worst place ever. They do not care about the children. The lady at the desk is the rudest…read moreperson I have ever spoken to. My daughter did not like the school at all but I thought it will be a great alternative to the public school but boy was I wrong.

This school's policies are completely and utterly unreasonable. There are about 180 days in a…read moreschool year, yet you get detention on the 6th day you are late. You cannot be absent more than 5 days per marking period or a total of 18 days per year. Mind you, a marking period is about 2 or 2.5 months. They do not care about the students at all. The administration has all these expectations for the kids. They don't even care if these rigorous standards stress them out to the point where they have breakdowns in class. I remember walking in the hall and seeing someone on the floor. My friend and I walked up to them and ask them if they were ok. The kid got up and said "I'm just mentally not okay and I fell and I didn't feel like getting up". We offered to take him to the nurse, but he insisted on not taking him because he did not want to deal with the harsh consequences. The administration and their rules and standards make kids feel this way and they don't care at all. You get detentions after 6 lates and 18 absences, but they do nothing to fix the reason why students are late. There is only one way to get into the school in the morning. Every morning, there is traffic because of all the cars trying to squeeze into the one entrance. But they blame lates on the students, not on the fact that there is traffic or that some students have to come from far away. They do not try to help the students, they only punish them and expect to fix their actions in order to avoid future punishments. Numerous studies have found that punishment is not that effective, yet it is their way of dealing with everything. And there is nothing that parents or students can do if they have a problem because they do not take it seriously. So many students have gone to Mr. Rotella regarding teachers and policies, but he basically just tells them that that is the way it is and they should suck it in. Why? Because the administration only cares about the students following the rules because they want to make them look good compared to PCTI. Their AP classes are a joke. Half of the teachers do not know what they're doing. While there are some good teachers in the school, a lot of them are just terrible. But the biggest thing is the favoritism and racism that is in this school. The school places so much emphasis on the football team, even though they aren't that good. Twice a year, they take students out of 8th period and force them to sit in the gym to praise the football team and cheerleaders. Not only that, but the VP, Mr. Settembre is racist. The students and teachers know it. He gives harsher punishments to Arabics, Hispanics, and Blacks. Whether you are a good student or not, if you're a minority, he has no mercy. He does not care about the reason why you got in trouble or what the circumstances were. If a student talked back to a teacher, whether that teacher insulted the student or started an argument with them, the student was blamed and punished for standing up for themselves (and yes this has happened before. What amazing teachers!) And another thing about the administration, they have no interest in any of their students unless they are troublemakers. Mr. Rotella and Mr. Settembre do not recognize any of the scholars at PV, but they are quick to recognize any troublemakers. In addition, they do not value the opinion of students. If you disagree with a teacher or refuse to follow their orders (whether they are right or wrong), you can get suspended for that. So if a teacher tells you to jump off a bridge, you better do it or else you'll get detention! They don't ask students how they could make the school better. And God forbid you rebel. I remember my sophomore year, some students were sitting outside of PV to rebel against them. What happened? They were all suspended and seniors were not allowed to walk at graduation. If you are planning to attend PV, I suggest to apply to PCTI or Paramus Catholic or any other school. The PV administration just does whatever they want to do. The administration for the most part is racist. They don't listen to students and they always protect the teachers whenever a student has a problem with teachers. This is not "the place to be" as they claim. They do not allow growth for students. The administration is stubborn and reluctant to change any of their absurd policies. PV is not a high school that prepares students for real life. They teach them to blindly obey rules without questioning and they teach you that there are no second chances in life (even though there are). They teach you that it is not okay to speak your mind when something is wrong. And most importantly, they teach you to put your head down and not speak up because you are only a student and students don't know any better. Despite what their social media claims, PV is NOT the place to be.

Hello, I recently went to this facility not too long ago.. and i was treated like nothing but…read morecomplete and utter rubbish..The Faculty is just downright insubordinate... churlish.. AND they play favorites.. Not going to mention anyone's name.. but lets just say this guy isnt exactly a "Good Man". i say this because he favors all the Jewish Kids.. in my opinion thats just so absurd.. also apparently this campus is too lazy to send out your School Schedule in the mail..so they put it in your student portal... yet i forgot the password to this account CREATED FOR ME 3 YEARS AGO... just Bologna... so i call this facility in hopes of retrieving this password.. but guess what?!?! no one picked up!!! what a great facility right? WRONG! get your act together or i AM PRESSING CHARGES

I give this school a 5 due to their higher level, real life course curriculum, special needs…read moreaccommodations, and up-to-date technology.

This is the worst school district ever. They tend to the needs of white children and yes I'm taking…read moreit there. A bunch of black kids in a school system where NONE of the staff look like them and CAN NOT RELATE. Rules the principle and vice principal come up with for Memorial High School are unreal. How do you suspend a kid for lates , then on top of that suspend a kid for what their parent told them to do? They don't care about our black kids in this district from the police to the schools they all work together. They call your phone and put false absences and lates on your children it's disgusting. They don't care about our black children , they don't want them to succeed. Don't move over here , don't send your kids to school over here if you not WHITE ! And they know all these black kids come from that one area of ELMWOOD VILLAGE APARTMENTS, low income struggling families and they could care less . It really makes me upset because they don't talk to these kids suspending a kid from school for two days after being home for 2 years over a late is disgusting. Like I said these rules were implemented for children who have to help their parents after school with siblings , for children who have to help their parents before school, for a child who probably don't have clean clothes and is embarrassed, like they just don't ask and don't care it's just NO SUSPENSION .. black ppl stay out

even tho high school was the worst time of my life i felt that some of the classes and teachers…read morewere pretty good.

Reach academy is a hidden gem in Clifton, NJ. The teachers are dedicated and and you can tell that…read morethey truly care for the children. If you have any concerns you can always talk to them. The school offers many opportunities for the children including before & after care, swimming, music, art and sports. The class sizes are small and allow the teachers to give ample attention to each child. My son has been attending for 4 years and he would tell you that he loves to go to school. We are truly grateful for this safe school where our son is learning and growing with confidence.

Great school! Teachers are super dedicated, you can contact them anytime. My kids love going there…read moreevery morning.

Great school! Caring teachers and fun after school programs. PTO events are held almost every…read moremonth. The school makes you feel part of the family.

From the owner: LCEC fully implement and carryout student Individual Educational plans (IEP) based on N.J. D.O.E…read morestandards are developed for each student. Students are placed in small classrooms of no more than eleven students and are instructed by a New Jersey State certified Special Education teacher as well as at least one teacher assistant to ensure that each student receives individual attention and can progress at their own rate. We provide a structured environment and set clear goals so that our students know what to expect