St. Mary of the Assumption Elementary School

Great School!! A condusive environment for children to learn and grow and be individuals. Amazingly diverse. My kids have been to 3 other private schools in 2 seperate states. One of which was MUCH more expensive than St. Mary's. St. Mary's is incomparably superior to any other school we have attended from an EDUCATIONAL PERSPECTIVE. Yes...as stated in reviews below the facilities do have room for improvement but that aside it is a great place. We are happy and most importantly my children are happy. Love this school-wish they went all the way through high school.
--Submitted by a parent

Great school, truly a hidden gem. Diverse, caring and academically challenging. Amazing student to teach ration. Yes...the facilites are a bit dated, but the programs, techers, staff and education provided make up for it.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is the worst one where I have experienced. I am not sure that the staffs really love and want help students to have a good experience in the school. it seems that they just want money from students and this is just goal in operating school.
--Submitted by a parent

The school facilities are not the best, but the environment is truly diverse and welcoming. St. Mary's staff truly take care of the students needs. I love the school and the great afterschool program that offers a series of activities with great, energetic and hardworking staff. The school is safe, and parent involvement is truly necessary.
--Submitted by a parent

I gradulated from St. Mary's It is a good school. Best its not a great school. They teach you alot about religion and great values. The education can be better. Class of 2004.
--Submitted by a former student

Parent involvement is a strict requirement in this school. Very welcoming and diverse community with warm and nurturing staff. My child is in his third year here and thriving. Lots of fun activities for the kids during the school year. We love the school!
--Submitted by a parent

St. Mary's is not a good school if you are looking for a school that thinks money is more important than Christian values. The director is a money hungry person who does not care for the children. The principal, however, is a very nice woman.
--Submitted by a parent