St. John Neumann Regional Catholic

Private | K-8 | Roman Catholic | 566 students |  

PHONE: (770) 381-0557

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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791 Tom Smith Rd SW

Lilburn, GA 30047

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Lilburn's St. John Neumann Regional Catholic is a private school. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 566 students in grades K-8.

This school's average Community Rating, based on 17 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.

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Posted on Jan 14, 2012
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My kids have gone to this school for 6 years. Last year a long needed change was made at principal. Our new principal has had a positive impact and made some much needed changes. The teachers are excellent and truly concerned about the kids. They don't have to spend their time "teaching to a test", they can actually educate the kids. No school is perfect and if your child has special needs this is not the place for you. But if you are looking for an above average education in a Christian environment, this is it!
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Posted on Apr 24, 2010
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It's teachers are fantastic, although you pay for tuition their method of teaching gets through to the children

Posted on Mar 8, 2009
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My daughter attends SJN and is learning alot, making friends, and is in a good Christian enviroment. She is not taught or made to be a robot. She is free from bullies in her class. There was one in her class but he left the school in October. The teachers and administration are very approachable and are willing to listen to what my wife & I have to say. This school is head and shoulders above most schools in Gwinnett.
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Posted on Feb 25, 2009
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Indeed, this school is solely focuses on raising robots. Giften children are not only ignored here, but they are refused to skip a grade in the absence of any type of gifted program. The administration is stubborn and deceptive. This school believes they are head and shoulders above anything anywhere academically. However, they represent mediocrity at it worst.
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Posted on Nov 10, 2008
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I wanted a loving Christian school for my child to experience kindergarten. Instead, his self esteem was destroyed. This was solely due to the administration and especially the principal. The use of humiliation as punishment only bread ridicule and bullying from other students. If you want to have a happy, well adjusted look for another school. If you are looking to raise a robot this is the school for you.
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Posted on Oct 24, 2008
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My children have been attending SJN school for five years now. We transfered from another Catholic school and have never looked back. It is the faculty and staff who are the heart of this school, who make the difference. The teachers love what they do and it shows. There is a palpable warmth among the school community that makes it feel like home. In addition to that, the administration keeps an open door policy, both the principal and assistant principal are totally approachable and available at all times. My children are educated, safe and loved in this Catholic environment. What more can a parent ask for? St. John Neumann School is giving my sons the foundation they need to be well educated, successful, Catholic adults.
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Posted on Sep 9, 2008
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I have three children of varying abilities and all have suceeded to the best of their abilities. Third grade was the toughest year, but k-2 and 4-5 were wonderful. I'm sure middle school will be great too.
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Posted on Jun 1, 2008
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I agree wholeheartedly with the review posted on May 27th. They are my opnions exactly. I would like to add that students who are academically gifted find little opportunity for advanced learning at SJN. After 4 years of asking for advanced class work for my child, I gave up. The teachers seemed to just not care about my request, but managed to assign an overwhelming load of easy, but time-consuming homework for everyone. Also, the push to attend St. Pius High School borders on obsessive and provides an unhealthy emotional atmosphere for those who do not planning to attend St. Pius. I would not recommend middle school here if you plan to send your child to public school. Not only because of the focus on St. Pius, but also, the lack of advanced academics and extracirriculars such as orchestra, band and chorus.
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Posted on May 27, 2008
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I just recently graduated from SJN and have found my experiences there dull and almost painful. The homework load in middle school makes you want to cringe (2-3 hours a night) and the problem of bullying is not handled in the manner that it should be. People in my class would do the most horrible things and then they would receive a detention and do it again the next day, never facing any serious consequences. The after school activities offered at SJN are minimal and end up being pointless due to lack of concern from the faculty and staff. The Vice Principal is obsessive compulsive over the uniform, handing out detentions for the slightest flaw while people get away with fist fights. The teachers are for the most part very helpful but a lot of them seem to pick favorites. They also seem to have no concern for what parents have to say and will not comply with any suggestions parents may have. Overall SJN has been a tough school to go through and I hope none of your children will have to deal with the problems I faced at this school.
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Posted on Apr 2, 2008
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My student has been at this school for several years. The discipline is in no way swift. It took 8 years to get a child who had been bullying everyone expelled. Parents spoke with the administration countless times. It was almost pathetic. The teachers although are great but tend to assign a little to much homework. My child spends 2-3 hours a night.
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