Private Schools

The greatest strengths of St. John's are the solid school administration, the dedication of the teaching staff, and the pride and respect all families and students have for being a part of the St. John's community.

Sounds like the person below with the one star has issues of her own - this school has amazing teachers and really does care about their students, my kids went there for pre-K and Kindergarden and are GOING BACK for summer school after already being in public school because they miss their teachers so much!!

Great teachers and an amazing facility. Class sizes are small and kids get personal attention. One of the few K-12 private schools in the area, we are lucky to have this school.

A private Catholic school, and public church. I have had several customers who have kids going there. It's a competitive school with sports especially football. Church is beautiful.

ob noxi ous t u rds. i feel like this school insulted me. i wore a fuzzy argyle sweater and baggy cordoroy benneton pants to the interview and was told by an administration "you don't care about what you wear. you are allowed to go to this school." I find the architecture to be an eyesore, although it is modern. i do not care for the feng shui and the sound of the 280 very loud although it opens up the gota kula. i do not like how they treated my friend Knute who was interfacing with a vending machine here. I do not like what my friend dana said about wanting to go to this d um b school because they offer jewelry making, mind you she was not referring to fine jewelry of craftsmanship but more like large beads on a wire. i remember the preschool riverendale that offered a form of jewelry making in the late 1970s where the metal oxides were baked onto a metal base such as a canadian leaf stamp out and the colors would blend artistically. i think this Lick Wilmerding the whole joke is the name of the school. and this school turned my good friends into immeniable snobs who had nothing to be snobby about other than the price tag of this school. an alma matter alone enough is not enough of a bond, since people often randomly decide which schools to apply to and which to accept the invitation and attend. it's no ego boost, reviewers claiming to be parents. sounds like you need therapy. in actuality, you all know this is a big joke and charade. get a joke and get a life. keep your toxic opinions to yourself. overall i do not have good memories from this school. i should have used my mind and kept up learning out of a book. this school even cramped my snarky humor that i'm in the process of getting back. i wonder also how the funds are allocated. 450 (students)*$42,823=mental math estimate: 26,000,000 actual=$19,270,000=19.27 Million USDLists[edit] Click on one of the small triangles in the headings to re-order the list according to that category. List by the International Monetary Fund (2015)[16] List by the World Bank (2015)[20] List by the United Nations (2014)[21] List by the CIA World Factbook (2003–2015)[22] Rank Country/region GDP (millions of US$) World[19] 73,170,986 1 United States 17,947,000 European Union[n 1][19] 16,220,370 2 China 10,982,829 3 Japan 4,123,258

Kindergarten sucks, pulled my kid out after a few months. Four other parents did the same thing. Below public school standard. A 4 point rating public school is teaching higher/harder curriculum. If you are looking for safety or fun go here.

My daughter was physically & emotionally hurt here. The matter was not handled well, only insult was added to her injury. There was a lack of concern for the student and a lack of responsibility to the parent. I don't recommended for anyone to experience what we have.