All Sts. Catholic School

The administration continues to be a weak spot for the school: poor communication, not approachable, oblique, and unresponsive. The list goes on. It is the main reason for attrition in the school over the years. They prefer to blame the economy, but most left for more expensive schools. I know some parents were prompted to leave because of ethical issues. Some would want to come back if administration were changed. Curriculum, religious education, teachers, facility and families are great. I don't understand why the Diocese hasn't taken the bull by the horns with a more proactive approach on changing administration completely.
--Submitted by a parent

All Saints is a wonderful school. I have six children and 5 of them go there. None of them want to leave and all enjoy participating in the weekly mass, doing fundraisers and winning prizes, their teachers, friends, and school itself. This year I have a daughter in 6th and the teachers, faculty, and parents noticed that the sixth grade classes were too large. The next week, they added new homerooms imediatley and everyone was happy. That was one of the many things they have improved and are improving. At All Saints, every student is honored.
--Submitted by a parent

I cannot say enough good things about this school. My daughter is excelling way beyond my expectations. Besides great academics, caring teachers, I love the spiritual environment and education. Each child counts, and is not just a number. I believe a good moral and educational foundation is the best investment we can make. Having absolutely fantastic facilities just makes it all the more appealing. Don't just read the reviews, check it out for yourself.
--Submitted by a parent

All Saints is a great school with fabulous teachers, strong academics, a beautiful facility and great families. The school has a loving and nurturing environment that opens a child's mind to achieving academic excellence while encouraging spiritual growth and strong moral character. The school is still new (about 6 years old) and the administration is constantly tweaking an already solid program. The children attend mass weekly and work as a team to organize the mass. Every child has an opportunity to shine in their own unique way!
--Submitted by a parent

All Saints Catholic School is the best kept secret in Jupiter. It has been open since 2003 with top rated teachers, parents who are involved, and students who meet the challenges set before them. My suggestion is to visit the school and make up your own mind.

So happy to have finally left this school. The administration at this school lacks communication and support with families as well as with staff. The class sizes are not attractive. There have been tuition increases in the past, but this is not why they have lost so many families. Most of those families have moved to more expensive school. Hopefully they will work out the kinks.
--Submitted by a parent

My two children have attended this school since it opened six years ago. They love it and we love it.
--Submitted by a parent

I found the overall culture of this school to be very unwelcoming from the administation right down to the parents. The education is adequate at best. 30+ plus children per classroom and the tuition increased each year. It's because of these reasons that we left All Saint's as well as over 100 families over the course of the last 2 years. They blame the decline in enrollment because of the tuition increase but in fact people left All Saint's to go to more expensive schools in the area.
--Submitted by a parent

I have 2 children at All Saints, one of which has been there for 5+ years now. They have fully enjoyed every year. The teachers are exceptional and the facilities are way above average (especially for Catholic school standards). It is pricey (tuition went up this year, which thinned out our population), but our children are worth it! Not only do the children receive an excellent education but they grow to be morally sound, grounded individuals (not the 'norm' with local public schools or expensive private schools in the area)! They are a fairly new school (in their 6th year) and tweak teaching styles every year, but it is always for the better (they are continuously improving on an already great system- they are in no way stagnant- don't you want your school to grow with the times!).
--Submitted by a parent