Saratoga Central Catholic High School

Critiques on the social atmosphere are unfortunately true, the Catholic Queens do not change over the decades, but no worse than other schools. Teaching is on a much higher level than public schools, MUCH higher, (no, not perfect) with a lot of enriched courses and AP courses, which accumulate to college credits at a fraction of the cost. Small class size is the biggest plus, most teachers use the time for great one on one teaching. Tuition is stiff unless you are rich, but it is a spectacular investment in your kid, as Spa Central will prepare them for a good college, and might even snag them some scholarship money. Be prepared to work with your student, but if you do, this is one of the best investments you will ever make in their lives
--Submitted by a parent

I have been impressed with SCC. The students respect each other and the teachers. The environment is friendly and caring. The teachers go out of the way to help each child succeed. The administration is open to creating new ways for students to have access to more courses through technology and have been open to student started clubs and programs.
--Submitted by a parent

i was not impressed by this school at all. for one thing, the faculty is incompetent. they dont know how to teach, or keep their students under control. the students are mean and have a LOT of cliques. this being said new students are not welcomed with open arms. there are next to no extra curricular activities. the tuition is incredibly high. if you can, choose another school, because scc is not worth the trouble.
--Submitted by a parent

SCC is a small, but progressive MS/HS that deeply cares about it's students Success at this school is what each student makes of it. There is plenty of opportunity to become invlved if one wants to.
--Submitted by a parent

spa catholic wasn't what we had hoped it would be. [They] went out of [their] way to continually make my child feel not welcomed. you would think you would get some nurturing being in a small catholic school,but that was not the case. My child is going back to the public school for their senior year.kinda sad that they don't want to graduate at the school they spent the last three years at.the final for the math that was not the math b test, they colored as part of the test. there are no options for cases other than core courses.administrators also teach classes!big mistake! on a good note the ladies in the office are the reason the school is still in business.
--Submitted by a parent