Private | K-8 | Roman Catholic | 226 students |
Philadelphia's St. Bernard School is a private school. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 226 students in grades K-8.
This school's average Community Rating, based on 16 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.1 miles | |||
Our Lady of Consolation School 0.5 miles | |||
New Foundations Charter School 0.6 miles | |||
Holmesburg Baptist Christian Academy 0.6 miles |
This is one of the best schools in Philadelphia. Sad the neighborhood is turning to a lower class of people who want things for free. You get what you pay for. Teachers are dedicated to the children. You will not find a better school for your child.
Sad that the school is closing. I heard they just started an excellent Prek program as well. I have been hearing nothing but good things about it. It's a shame a good school like that has to close its doors after 80 years.
Saint Bernards School is truely one in a million. I made a tough transition to the school in my 7th grade year. The principal really gets to know each student and makes sure everything runs smoothly. I am now a sophomore in high school and just wish I could go back to feel as comfortable as I did in Bernards. The teachers take time and effort with each student and never stop encouraging the students to go above and beyond. This is one Catholic school that should never, ever shut down.
St. Bernards is an excellent school, two of my children attend St. Bernards, they love it and they have learned so much. My 9 y/o loves school and never wants to miss a day. The academics are fantastic as well as the social activities. The teachers are very caring and know each student personally, including the Principal. I would recommend St. Bernards to anyone and I do!!!!
My kids and I love this school. The staff really takes time to know each and every student. I would recommend this school to everyone that wants a great private school and parish.
Sad to hear only 222 students in the school, I dont agree with the comment on the mighty dollar at all. A lot has to do with the neighborhood changing and allowing section 8 to take over. My two brothers and I all went through eight years and graduated from St. Bernards and loved it!!! We had a wonderful experience and would recommend the school to everyone in the neighborhood who is interested in a private school. Its a school and parish you will feel comfortable and love.
I was not pleased with this schools new pre-k program. the staff was not patient with my 4 year old and would call me to get my son when there was a proplem. The teachers are overwhelmed with students that they dont spend any time with each child. When problems arise they dont have the time and choose to dismiss a student. They label from day one and thats all they see. Why are so many philly catholic schools shutting down and why do so many people choose not to send their children there? They need to stop under staffing and start caring about the kids again. Catholic schools only care about the mighty dollar.
This school is a gem - the prinicpal has sets a tone which is both academic and personal. The students at St. Bernard feel loved and they are given acadimic skills they need.
This ia a fantastic school. Two of my children are attending now and my third will be attending in a year. The teachers are wonderful and caring. The principal has been a true asset to the school. I highly reccommend St. Bernard's!
I just recently moved out of the area my children attended the school they loved it the staff and faculty are wonderful. The art program is wonderful as well as the computer program.
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