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I don't think it's fair to slam St. Bridget for not having enough classes for slower students. Who wants that? I'm just glad that they have classes for advanced students!
This school is the best school I have ever went to! Even though there is no gym or cafeteria, there really is no difference! We eat lunch in our classrooms and have gym outside. We have gym equipment. The teachers are unbelievable! They help you until you understand, encourage you, and they really get to know you! They have such good ideas to do in class and if you went here, you would say the same thing about the teachers! It doesen't matter what the school looks like, but how everyone treats you. This school is awesome, and I would reccomend it to anyone!!!!
I graduated from St. Bridget with the class of 2004 and St. Bridget is one of the finest schools in New Jersey. It may not look like much on the outside, but the teachers are devoted to teach your children. They have several Comp Ed. Classes if your child is struggling and there is an accelerate Math program. Though there is not an accelerated program in any other course the education will give your child an advantage in high school. I personally loved St. Bridget and I would recommend the school to anyone who is interested.
Wouldn't recommend this school for creative children. It will not give room for them to grow. The public schools are not 'scary'. They aren't 'stupid'. I went here for K-3rd grade then switched to public. Few teachers have been teaching there 5+ years. No cafeteria or gym. No enrichment programs or classes for slower children. The teachers do not encourage children to be unique or different, but rather to blend in. If sending your kid here, make sure they'll fit in, and tell them not to make fun of differences in others.
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