St. Adelaide School

1. The cost is higher at St Adelaide's, including the fundraising amount for each child enrolled and the requirement of service hours.

Excellent preschool program. Wonderful curriculum, religious education, interactive and hands on, arts & crafts. It's obvious the staff loves what they do. I have never heard a teacher raise their voice/yell. All the parents are involved with their children and care so much.
—Submitted by a parent

Great with Kids... Pre-School teacher #1... Mrs. Muldoon.
—Submitted by a parent

My family has been a part of the St. Adelaide community for 7 years and we can't imagine a more nuturing environment for our girls. They have received not only an academic education but have also been taught the importance of involvement in the community. Leadership roles are strongly encouraged by the teachers and administration.
—Submitted by a parent

This school has excellent and devoted teacher, there is an excellent science department for middle school.
—Submitted by a student

This school is a great school. My children have been attending for 5 years. Excellent catholic education. Excellent teachers namely, ms. Suquett & ms. Cuellar from kindergaten and junior high teachers, ms. Malouf, ms. Gastel, & ms. Petit. Principal mcdonald is wonderful and truly cares about the children. I have 5 kids in this school and I am very pleased.
—Submitted by NEOMI SABIO, a parent

This is an above average school. Kindergarten teachers are excellent. Jr. High science is outstanding under M. Pettitt. Parents are great. Safe and well equiped school.
—Submitted by Al, a former student

St. Adelaide School is a beautiful, vibrant school. Students' ethnicity includes primarily caucasian, hispanic, and filipino. K is either a 1 or 2yr program and is excellent. Other outstanding teachers include Ms. Malouf (5th) and Mrs. Pettitt (8th). The school sci. fair is terrific. An open quad keeps all the students and classrooms easily monitored and safe. Way to Go Mustangs!
—Submitted by a teacher

Excellent education. I have been involved with children and grandchildren since 1977. My saddest regret is that the teachers are no longer Sisters and Priests but rather lay teachers except for Religion and Principal.
—Submitted by a parent