St. Patrick Interparish School

This is an amazing school. We changed schools mid year in January 2019 and have never regretted our decision. Academically, my children are thriving. They are challenged and held to high standards while in a supportive and encouraging environment. What we didn't expect was the love and family feel this school provides. My children feel truly loved at school. From the staff in the front office to the teachers, they embrace each child and genuinely care for their emotional and social well being. The principle stands in front of the school every morning and greets each child by their first name. This makes my children feel so special. As soon as you enter campus, all efforts are made to make the day successful. We are forever grateful for this school.

I love St. Patrick's school. I have four kids and two of them have already graduated from St. Pat's. My two oldest kids were both well prepared to excel academically in the GHS Cambridge program. St. Patrick's has great teachers who are dedicated to helping each student reach their potential. Most important to me is the Christ-centered environment that helps support my parenting in raising my kids to be strong in their faith and character!

I have two children at St. Pat's, currently a 6th and 3rd grader, each there since they were in the PK3 program. It has been a wonderful fit for our family, nurturing both of my children with their individual academic and social needs, in a Christ-centered, academic-challenging, and safe environment. Every morning when my children get out of the car, they are greeted with a warm hello from the principal and happily go off to class with smiles on their faces. So happy to be at St. Patrick's!

Amazing School!! The school has a safe, inviting environment. The friendly staff, exceptional students, and extracurricular activities amaze me. The curriculum and faithful practices allow the students to grow both academically and emotionally. This school is a community of families that support and love each other.

This is my daughters first year at this school. All staff and students were very welcoming, she has a great teacher and very excited about all of the enrichment she will have in classes. Looking forward to a great 5th grade year

St patrick is the best school. I have been there for a long time and this year will be my last so all of the people who are looking for a good school out there go to St. Patrick school.

Could not think of a better school for my child !
The faculty is so caring and dedicated !
They are God sent !
Recommended A+++

Great school with an even better community. Students are challenged in their education, all while learning how to serve others.

Excellent school. The principle is fantastic.

I am going to give St Patrick's a three. I am not surprised that the opinions of parents are so varied. In saying that, NO ONE can speak for another parent's experience or perception. Our experience has been good and bad. Is there bullying? Yes. Is there a sense of inclusion and acceptance of all children? It depends on whom you ask. Just because certain ethnic groups attend a school DOES NOT mean staff and the child's peers are culturally sensitive and accepting. Academically, St Patrick's is above public school curriculum. The last principal was a liability to the school and needed to be replaced. He was a poor representation of Christian leadership, and documentation exists where he displayed outright discrimination. In all fairness, I will say this; Saint Patrick's is a good school. The academics are above average, and there are some excellent teachers there with a good heart. Prayerfully, the new principal will bring a sense of Godly leadership, accountability and inclusion for all students in this school. It is a travesty when children are in an academic environment and they are made to feel inferior to their peers. Hopefully, the new changes are for the better.

Apparently, St. Patrick's VPK does not accept students with any type of Autism Spectrum Disorder, despite the fact that they pass their "screening" (legitimately, the only thing my child didn't know was her and the Teacher's written name).

It seems to me that I missed the part in the Bible where it said, "The Lord said, Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them.....unless they're Autistic. I don't have time for that".

...Weird. I'll have to update my Bible and go back over the book of Matthew.