Private Schools

Good memories.

This is great

I went to school and church here. It's a beautiful setting. I see the parking in front of the rectory has changed. That's good IMO.

Excellent experience. 1st-8th, 2 kids, now in high school. Both honor roll/principal’s honor roll. Both responsible. Both good Catholics. Planning to enroll our grandson as soon as he is ready.

I grew up going to this church and attended the Catholic Saturday School for about 10 years. I love this church and the ma y different priest I for to meet during my time there. My family all attends this church still to this day, in the choir and have had many wedding ceremonies here. It will always be my church!

School is great and the staff is fenomenal.

Great priests for confession

Love it spend many days here tied to beds. With chains getting beatings , you know the state cos never find me for many years they are to busy helping all those poor family's who dont abuse their kids they need the resources to harass them

I attended this school for 3 years and recently transferred due to my desire to advance in my academics and prepare myself for colege. First of all, this school is very unaccepting of people for who they are and unwilling to help. With that said, they expelled 2 girls for being lesbian. I feel that If they were really there to support these 2 girls, they wouldv'e helped them overcome their "immoral" feelings instead of just kicking them out. They advertise that they will raise your kids to be good Christian People, but this is false, since in the end, its ultimately your kid's decision to do so and you can't force them. In the past 5 years, only 4 students have graduated (there should have been five, but one girl dropped out). Two of these graduates fell in the wrong path and haven't kept their faith since graduating. More recently, there was a student who attempted suicide and was not given the support they needed, and eventually left because they begged their parents to take them out of this school (most likely caused by the isolated eviroment that this school provides). On campus kids have done immoral things behind their backs, but the staff are/were unaware of it, and when addressed, they just assume that they are "rumors". Academically, this school is very lackluster, and they do not prepare students whatsoever for college.The curriculum is very easy and requires little to no skill (it is the ACE curriculum if you want to Research) and there are no opportunities at this school to get above a 4.0 GPA (Since they do not offer any weighted or AP classes), and students do not get to choose classes for themselves. You are forced to choose Spanish (Rosetta Stone) and Typing (a kids Computer Apllication) as electives which aren't even real clasees (since they were just downoaded for free off the net). As for main Academics (Math, English, "Word Building", History, and Science), the books (PACES) rely heavily on memorization, and don't really give kids and opportunity to learn. Kids correct their own work and often cheat (which I never did because I don't believe in that). There are no opportunities at this school for College Prep classes (such as AVID), so students usually leave this school with a blurred vision of college, since these teachers are not trained for college prep. The student body is very small, and leaves students with no room to socialize. Currently there are less than 5 high school students. Yes, less than 5 total(from what I know there is one Senior and one Junior at the moment). Lastly, half of the 5-star reviews are from people who work at this facility. Christine Woods is a Teacher here, Christina Fambrough is the principal, and Michael Silla is the principal's brother.

St Bonaventure School provides an environment that stresses outstanding achievement in academics, and fosters a family atmosphere that any parent would want for their children. Faith is the difference that makes SBS great.

Don't ever think this is not a good school because it's small, its teachers are nice and kind!!!