Blessed Sacrament School

Blessed Sacrament School's teachers are the best! They love the children and guide them in all aspects of learning so that they develop in mind, body and spirit!

My wife and I chose Blessed Sacrament because of its nurturing environment, quality of teachers and its reputation for graduating students that go on to the best high schools in the state. Blessed Sacrament delivers a high quality curriculum and holds every child to high standards. The teachers and staff care about each child and treat them as their own. My wife and I know that our children are safe and are given the best that the school has to offer. The school offers afterschool activities which my children love! Even in these tough economic times, my wife and I have never thought about removing our children. The school has been able to keep the tuition extremely reasonable. We could not imagine entrusting our children to anyone else.
--Submitted by a parent

Blessed Sacrament is the best choice we could have made for our children. We have two in the school presently and the education they are receiving is wonderful. The school offers Spanish and Art and has many extra programs designed to educate such as the Science Fair projects, the MARSS Fair (Math, Science, Art, Religion). They also offer after-school day care for an extremely reasonable cost as well as after-school programs. I couldn't be happier with our choice and would recommend Blessed Sacrament School to anyone looking to provide an affordable faith-based high-quality education for their children.
--Submitted by a parent

Choosing Blessed Sacrament School was the best decision we ever made for our children. We currently have one child who is happily enrolled in the middle school and one child who graduated two years ago and is doing quite well at Classical High School because of the stellar education she received at BSS. Blessed Sacrament is a true community of learners...where the principal and teachers have set high expectations for all students and are readily available to support each child to ensure they meet those standards. The children spread their spiritual wings by learning what it means to be a Catholic. Actions speak louder than words, and throughout the year students put into practice our Lord's teachings by conducting service projects for those less fortunate . We recommend BSS as THE school of choice for parents looking for a truly wonderful educational and spiritual experience for their children.
--Submitted by a parent

Both of our children attended Blessed Sacrament School and received an outstanding education. Our oldest went on to the highly respected LaSalle Academy and will graduate from college this spring. Our youngest will graduate from Blessed Sacrament in June and will also attend LaSalle Academy. The principal, teachers and staff at 'B.S.' are second to none and totally committed to the school's educational mission to provide a challenging Catholic education. They provide a safe, clean and nourishing environment that allows children the opportunity to grow and develop academically, socially and spiritually. The school also offers an interesting assortment of extra curricular activities and has a first rate computer lab. We enthusiastically recommend Blessed Sacrament to any family seeking a first rate education for their children.
--Submitted by a parent

Blessed Sacrament School is a fantastic school that promotes the educational and spiritual growth of each student. The teachers challenge their students and are constantly offering their support. The principal, Mrs. Spencer, has worked fervently to enrich the experience of each student who comes through the doors of B.S.S. She is a wonderful person with a very kind heart. She is always willing to listen to suggestions from parents and families and is open to new ideas. She takes a great deal of pride in the school and in her students. You are guarenteed to find her at every school event, including basketball games, and school meetings throughout the year. You will not find a more devoted and passionate staff than the principal and teachers at Blessed Sacrament School.

Over the past 20 years, my wife and I have sent our 4 children to Blessed Sacrament School. Our youngest graduated this past June. I can unequivocally say that this school provided them with the educational foundation to attend and succeed at one of the top rated high schools in the state and in the country...Classical High School (Providence). Blessed Sacrament also aided in the development of our children as Catholics, by providing the formal religious studies necessary as well as providing an overall environment that shouts out its Catholic identity. The last sentence of the school's mission statement hits the nails on the head...'empowers students to become well-rounded individuals who are lifelong learners and joyful witnesses to Christ's teachings.'
--Submitted by a parent

I'm a student at BSS and I've been attending since Pre-K. This school is absolutely amazing. All of the teachers are spectacular, but there are a few teachers that are mean. One in particular. I won't say any names, though. The teachers are only doing what's best for your kids, though. Really. The school offers extra help programs if your child if having trouble with school. There is also Girl Scouts. And we have an absolutely AMAZING Choir. I was in it last year. I'm taking a year off this year, though. We're getting more work, and all~ There are middle school dances, which are totally fun. I went to one last night~ The teachers DANCE sometimes. It's hilarious. If you're taking your child out of his/her school for any reason, send them here! It's worth it.If I ever have kids, I'll probably send them here!
--Submitted by a student

i love this school my child has been here for 3 years and everythings been great!!!!!!!!!!!!
--Submitted by a parent

My child attended B.S.and after a few years, I decided it was time for a change for several reasons. I agree w/the previous parent about an upgrade in math and science. I also agree w/the parent in reference to fundraising and the pressure to raise funds to stem off higher tuition. However, tuition goes up every year at any school. I felt the school didn't recognize the abilities of each child as an individual. I've noticed on quite a few occasions where it was obvious that a child was performing above a particular level and they never made it to the honor roll. I was surpried to see such a large kindergarten class of 35 when most of the children continue to 8th grade. I absolutely loved how they had the buddy system between the lower and upper class. Teachers are OK. I definitely preferred the previous principal over Mrs. Spencer.