Private | PK-8 | Roman Catholic |
PHONE: (321) 773-1630
Holy Name of Jesus School is a private school in Indialantic, Florida. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving grades PK-8.
This school's average Community Rating, based on 20 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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Holy Name of Jesus Catholic School 0.2 miles | |||
0.6 miles | |||
0.8 miles | |||
Ocean Breeze Elementary School 1.3 miles |
My daughter began first grade this year at HNJ and we are extremely happy and impressed with the quality of education that she is receiving! Although it's a much larger school community than we were used to- the HNJ school community is very kind and loving! It's been a wonderful transition!
I pulled my kids out of this school last year. Why waste your time or money on this school when the beachside public schools are so awesome? Academically, this school is not advanced, the kids in the "gifted" program are doing the same things as the kids in the mainstream program in public school. In fact, the "advanced" middle school kids only finish Algebra I by the time they finish 8th grade while the public school advanced kids go to high school a whole year ahead!!!! The middle school is especially horrible with rampant bullying and a terrible schedules ("study halls" and "wheel" classes taught by parents) instead of real learning. As for the "family" environment and "values" taught there. Give me a break! Values are taught at home and I have found this school actually less accepting than public school.
Holy Name of Jesus School is so much more than just a school. It is a community of family and friends mixed with faith and academics.
Holy name is like a large family. The values they teach follow children into adulthood. Education is fantastic
We have 3 children enrolled and are so happy with the quality of the education as well as the religious formation.
This was our first year at Holy Name of Jesus school. After two years in public school, we decided to enroll our children in our parish's Catholic school. That was the best move we ever made. Our kids are very happy there and are eager to share the day's events when I pick them up. This is a financial sacrifice that we are more than willing to make. It is so worth it.
My husband and I have 3 children at Holy Name of Jesus. This is our 7th year at the school and we are thrilled with the dedication of the teachers. The education is great and the children are being taught how to be compasionate towards others through their faith.
I am a parent of three children who attend Holy Name of Jesus School. The teachers and staff are outstanding and encourage all the children in a positive manner. We are very happy at Holy Name of Jesus
HNJ is a special school community made up of wonderful teachers, strong leadership, and dedicated parents. This school not only academically prepares our children for the future but also instills values and morals to be a contributing members of the community. I strongly believe in the overall education that my children are receiving at this fantastic school.
We have been at Holy Name of Jesus for the last 5 years and I can only say that my children have had a positive and loving experience. They enjoy going to school each day and come home with a happy attitude. The teacher's are very committed to the students. As a parent, we know our children are getting a fine Catholic education. We will continue to be a part of this school for a long time to come.
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