Corpus Christi School

I believe Corpus Christi to be one of the best schools in the area. Its diverse student body, challenging curriculum, experienced staff, pastoral leadership, strong and caring administration and overall culture makes it a great choice for us. We are very happy with the new principal and the great learning and faith-based environment she has created.
--Submitted by a parent

The curriculum at Corpus is very successful and makes the children excited about school, but even better to us is the fact that the environment at school is something anyone would want to be a part of. It is a very family-centered atmosphere and we are very thankful to be there!
--Submitted by a parent

Corpus Christi is rebounding very well from a couple of rocky years. The current administration is as strong as any in the area and far better than anything the public schools have to offer. The change in leadership brings a lot of energy with one of the most Christ-centered focuses around. As a parishioner, I am excited about the way that Mrs. Mackowiak has fortified a bridge between parish and school.

The 2009/2010 school year is under way. I firmly believe this will be the best year yet. Our family has been at Corpus for 4 school years now and we have seen many changes at the school. The newest change~Fr. Daryl. We are very excited to see what he will bring to the church/school. Also, our new principal and asst. principal are focusing attention on Christ ~right where it should be. How wonderful! No school is perfect so don't be afraid to join the Corpus family and get involved in your child's education. The future definitely looks bright for the Cougars!!
--Submitted by a parent

Corpus Christi's new principal is awesome! She really cares about the students and knows how to motivate the faculty. The teachers are all on the same page as the principal and are wonderful with the children. It truly is a blessing to be involved with Corpus Christi School!!!
--Submitted by a parent

I am so happy to hear that Corpus Christi School has a new principal. I have all the confidence in the new administator. The future looks bright for the Cougars!!
--Submitted by a parent

We have been members of this parish for over 10 years. We are proud of the school, it's teachers, and the new principal. We are sure that Corpus Christi is has a bright future.
--Submitted by a parent

Corpus Christi is a fine school. We have 2 children who have been there for several years. The teachers are very committed to these kids. Lets face it they are not there for the money, they obviously care about the future generations. ] We have noticed some problems with the admnistration, but have also seen strides to make this better. Parents need to remember that no school is perfect. Each and every school has their realm of problems. This school is still far better that any of the public schools in the area.
--Submitted by a parent

Shame on the principal at Corpus Christi! I have never heard anyone as belittling, loud and unprofessional towards children as when I attended a public function at the school and this woman continuously screamed at the children at the top of her lungs. And a whistle? Who does this...honestly! The teachers and the principal are at odds with each other consistently. Thank God for parental involvement or nothing would ever get done at this school. No wonder the enrollment is down 50 plus students! Of course the school board is stating that this may be due to economical reasoning. Delusional, as well. Parents are pulling their children out of this school because from the administration on down the test scores are plummeting! My condolences and sympathy to the parents and student of this once fine school. Christ the King, Holy Cross and Pius are much better choices for your children.
--Submitted by a parent

My child has been a student at Corpus Christi for 2 years and things have gone down hill. The school seems to be in a constant state of turmoil since we arrived. With St. Pius opening for the 08-09 school year, the staff and the Principal need to get their head out of the sand and try to repair the damage that has been done.
--Submitted by a parent