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St Raymond School

3.3 (7 reviews)
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St. Mark's Episcopal Preschool

(8 reviews)

Love this school and church!! It has a small town feel but with high quality educators and an…read moreextensive, preparatory curriculum! Despite being an Episcopalian church and school, the school itself is diverse and is made up of students from all religions, ethnicities and walks of life. The school is small but that allows it to offer a very personalized experience for each student and their family. They've also gotten more involved with the community since they began allowing Vendorama Monthly Pop-Up Shop to use their space as their monthly community event venue. Every 2nd Saturday of the month 40+ small businesses gather in the parking lot of St. Mark's and they have an outdoor marketplace from 11am-4pm. Very friendly, family oriented, community engaged event with cool products, services and food vendors. Every parent I've met with students at St. Mark's always gush over their amazing experiences with the staff and fellow families attending the school. They've created an extended family vibe across their entire school and church families. Many alumni have gone on to prestigious schools and have had much success from their solid foundation from St. Mark's School! A fabulous choice for parents who want to love their kiddos into a successful and fulfilling life!

Writing from my own personal experience. My 5 year old son was grabbed by the arm and taken to the…read moreoffice by his teacher. She said he was being disrespectful because he put his head down and ignored her. He ignored her because he was upset about an inccident that happened in class right before. I asked if he threw a tantrum or verbally said anything to her that would be disrespectful she said no. He was not threatening other children nor was he being a threat to himself she just found it "disrespectful" she said that he shut down and put his head down. I would like to think that perhaps she would have given him time to cool off or think about things. After all he is 5 years old and she could have talked to him had him discuss what exactly was wrong. Once he got a chance to express himself or cool off perhaps he would have not ignored her.. Instead it upset her enough to grab my sons arm and squeeze it. Then proceeded to take him to office. Initially, I did not believe him because I thought he just didn't like her. However, when talking to her after school in conference she did admit that she grabbed his arm. It really made me think about her educational level, low level of tolerance or compassion and caring level for small children. My son was new to school, new to rules, and this was his experience at this school. I was once very excited to send him to St. Marks. However completely and utterly distraught to have had my son experience this. I took my son out of the school and now going to a different private school that is nurturing and caring. He still after 6 weeks of being out still talks about his bad experience of the mean teacher who "grabbed his arm". I never gave permission for anyone to touch my son in any way shape or form. I write this yelp review hoping that parents will ask more questions. The school has no SCHOOL WIDE discipline plan and according to the teacher discipline varies from child to child. Wrong answer for me.

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Our Lady of Perpetual Help School

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Great school and staff so far in 2025. they run a dual emergence program. The sports program is…read morevery competitive the students attend church weekly.

Our experience at this school was dreadful and disappointing. From the first few weeks, I felt a…read moreterrible sensation in my gut. The teacher would hold the students back past dismissal time, would not acknowledge the parents, would leave me talking, minimize my concerns, and set my child for failure. In one year that my daughter attended she did not learn to read or write. Unfortunately, we are not able to leave because the other schools had met their enrollment capacity. Now, my daughter is below grade level but is working hard at the new school with the support of her new teachers to catch up. The only thing we miss about this school is the spirituality. I tried countless times to address the concerns, I spent the year in countless meetings trying to come to an understanding for the teacher, Elena Haas's capacity to teach Kinder, age-inappropriate curriculum and anxiety my daughter had developed. My concerns were not addressed. Monsignor Lorenzo who is in charge of the school was not able to come to an agreement with the teacher and Principal to provide a simple parent meeting to discuss academic concerns. At other schools, Principals invite parents on a monthly basis to coffee with the principal to maintain communication and address concerns. But not at this school. This school is clean and does a good job spiritually but academically they are terrible. If you want to give your child a solid academic foundation, you should take them somewhere else. This school also is more interested in your money than in your child's academic career. Expect to donate and give money to the school every week. The school will not sponsor any event, although they charge higher tuition, higher service hours and higher annual tuition than other schools.

St Raymond School - elementaryschools - Updated May 2026

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