Holy Family School

I have 2 children who have been attending Holy Family for the past 4 years. The small class sizes give the experienced teachers the opportunity to give my children the attention that they deserve.nNot only is education of highest importance here, but so is the teaching of high morals to all the students. We have never experienced any bullying or fighting here, and the importance of teaching strong morals is definitely the reason why.nThe switch to distance learning was virtually seamless and I feel as though my children are getting the education they deserve, even in these uncertain times.

The school and staff did a fantastic job of transitioning to on-line learning within one day when schools closed due to Covid. My student enjoys the daily virtual meeting with her class and has continued her learning. Holy Family School is a great school to educate your child. Small classes, great activities and you get to be involved in a fantastic community.

Holy Family School seems like a good school, but it’s honestly the worst school I’ve ever been to. It’s full of bullies, liars, and the most unprofessional teachers I’ve ever met. I transferred to Holy Family in seventh grade. I had a very small class, but for the most part it wasn’t that bad. However, as school continued it got worse and worse. I was made fun of for my appearance and my interests. For being “different,” than everyone else. Maybe it’s my fault for not sticking up for myself, but It made going to school very difficult for me. Seventh grade really screwed up my self confidence, and how I express myself.nEighth grade was really was began my hate for the school. The beginning of school was alright, but it was definitely better than the last year. But it really showed me how biased the school really could be. They would be a lot nicer or they would go easy on kids who have richer families (this is what it seemed like anyway). The dress code was also extremely biased against girls. During PE I got dress coded for things that were ok to wear according to the dress code. I would wear shorts to PE that were at my fingertips(mid thigh) and I would get in trouble anyway. But most of the guys in my class would wear shorts that were WAY too short, and nobody would say anything.nThe most shocking thing that ever happened to me at school was the principal lying to my mother about how I dress at school. So apparently a “parent” complained about me and my friend’s skirts being “too short” (mine was right above the knee). I complained to my mom about this ridiculous complaint, and my mom was furious about the whole situation. She decided the right thing to do was to complain to the school about this stupid complaint. So after school one day my mom was talking to the principal and to summarize it the principal basically said “she rolls her skirt up so short that it’s right under her bottom.” This was clearly a lie and luckily my mom believed me.nAs a student of this school, I hope this review helped change some minds about enrolling kids into this school. I’m just sharing my experiences and I hope this was helpful.

I had an amazing experience at Holy Family! Despite minor conflicts with other students as a child, my overall experience was perfect. Coming from a student, I would totally suggest this school. Thank you!

I have enrolled 4 children in this school for four years. I have been very happy with this Catholic School. It is grounded in the faith and teaches solid morals throughout all subjects. The PA program is fun and the children are taught cursive as well as technology and Spanish. The teachers are excellent generous and loving. The parent Community this friendly and involved. The test scores are high and the class sizes are small enough the individual needs of most children can be met.