Private Schools

My daughter has been here since she turned 2. We love the facility, the teachers, staff, everyone here! We have learned a lot about how to parent from the teachers. Everyone should check it out.

Love Moreau!!!

Great School! With an emphasis on individualized learning programs.

Our kids are very happy here and their love for learning exemplifies how the whole school--teachers, staff, and admin are all a part of creating that safe environment for them to not only learn, but also care for each other and others outside of the school community. They are aware and thoughtful. These are the most formative years of their lives and as the old saying goes...it takes a village...well, what St Joseph's has to offer is an education not only academically but also spiritually and socially.

Very good school! My Mom will be working there On September 11!

Just what I was looking for for my son for PreK. Teacher is making sure he does it well after understanding what he is supposed to do.

Wonderful school!

My son has been with them for the last seven years. It's a good school with great teachers.

Don't place your Toddler in this school. This school has no tolerance for toddler's, that do things ,kids there ages do. If you run a tight schedule it will Irritate you that they phone you at work and send notes every other day ! I have never seen a school that treats toddler's like teenagers and send them home for minor actions. I heard this school was bad but now I know hands on!

Averroes High School gave my son pride in him of being a muslim. He developed high self esteem and confidence due to the mentoring provided by AHS. I expect him to provide great service to humanity and Insh-Allah he will be a good example for other youth, all because if education from AHS

UPDATE: a school is only as good as its teachers; administration and philosophy can only take things so far of course. Emerson had two great teachers, but for whatever reason it did not re-contract with its upper elementary teacher this year. She was heading towards a decade at Emerson, universally loved by students and parents alike; a high performer, who's students transitioned into middle school effortlessly. Whatever the reason it can't be a good one, and as such I have become hesitant to recommend Emerson. The rest of my review below still applies if they can replace this star and address the administrative woes that led to her loss. Imagine a school in session the same number of days you work, and for 9 hours each day so you can drop off and pick up your child outside of work hours. And no more stringing together camps and vacations to cover school breaks designed to allow farm children time to work the harvests because the school only closes for legal holidays. Now imagine your child wants to be in school that long, and doesn't miss the breaks. Why? Perhaps they appreciate no homework, the same way you like to leave work at work. Or they don't realize the length of the day because its filled with a full curriculum, including art, music, P.E., two languages, sciences, history, and of course the core subjects. They also likely appreciate being able to advance in the core subjects at their own pace. Second grade math, fourth grade reading; wherever your child is and however they progress, Emerson's teachers will help your child learn. And progressing at their own pace means there is nothing to fall out of step with, so you take vacations whenever and for however long you want. The only thing left to wonder is why all schools are not like Emerson.