Unfortunately, this school is not at all what it advertises itself. The Catholic identity is completely nominal; the students are, on the whole, disinterested and lazy; the teaching staff is cliquey, and not inspired or driven in the slightest; the administration is duplicitous and lacks strong leadership. If employed here, you had better watch your back.The curriculum is wholly generic and un-Catholic and the teachers are not concerned with teaching Truth, Goodness, or Beauty to the students. The teachers have absolutely no direction or leadership from the administration. This is about as milquetoast of a Catholic school as you can possibly imagine. I would not recommend attending or teaching at this school to anyone at all, unless you are not passionate about the Catholic Faith and are looking for a frustrating and boring job.
Submitted by parent on August 27, 2024
Administration is rude, building is not safe, teachers do not care- my preschooler was left in a hallway alone, scared, the reason “ we were understaffed and overwhelmed and forgot they were there”.
Submitted by parent on December 05, 2021
Would not recommend, school la is safety protocols and communication within teacher and administration is sorely lacking in transparency and respect.
Submitted by parent on January 26, 2018
Our child is having a wonderful experience at St. Stans. The classes are small and everyone gets along well and students are respectful of each other. The administration and the teachers go above and beyond with accommodations for learning differences.
Submitted by other on March 14, 2016
I have held poetry workshops throughout the commonwealth and recently visited St. Stan's for that purpose. I worked with teachers and students, grades 5-8. The students are academically about two grade levels ahead of most other schools. In addition they were a delight to work with, bright, creative, respectful, and fun. Among the very best of schools. Paul Milenski, Ed.D., poet