St. Agnes Elementary School

I have to respond to the comment below. We only had two years at St. Agnes, but we moved our child there for exactly the reasons the parent below complains about. We want and expect discipliine at school precisely because it promotes a better learning environment. That structure is what makes the students successful. No students are expected to be perfect, but they are expected to behave. I'm not Catholic, but I say "amen, brother." And of course coaches favor athletes, just like math teachers favor math whizzes. As for the parents, we see that they are a pretty tight group, but I wouldn't describe them as a clique so much as a group of people whose children have been together every day of every school semester for 8 years. We got as close to them and involved as we wanted to. Our child's manners and attitude have both improved many times over, and the acacemic growth has been exponential. We could not be more pleased, and wish all of our older children would have had this opportunity.
--Submitted by a parent

they like you better if your wealthy. The moms form a click. The kids learn, but are forced to be perfect. the coach showed favortisim to those that were athletic. It was who you know that mattered. But, father Mike was a great priest and a fair one, but didn't have as much control as he needed. Most kids were of weathly background, some, a couple, were there with a gift from the school, everyone knew who they were. There was a lot of pressure to be perfect . It is a very structured school and requires no talking in lines ect...very strict.I gave the school a rating of 3 only because the kids do learn.
--Submitted by a parent