I can’t say enough about how much our children have grown both academically as well as emotionally. They feel supported and part of a community that wants to see children succeed not only at school but in the future.
Submitted by parent on January 16, 2025
We love the classical learning style! We also love that the teachers align with parents and want to see the students succeed and become all around good human beings, emotionally, spiritually, and academically.
Submitted by parent on December 06, 2024
First year parents at HRA. I'm beyond impressed with the level of academic rigor, the quality of faculty, the professionalism of the administration, quality and quantity of communication, the expectations of the students, and finally, the classical education. The manners expected and required dress code make for fewer distractions--as well as the requirement for phones to be packed up during the day. The formals have commensurate requirements (dress code, requirements for boys to ask several girls to dance, and where to put their hands, etc.) to minimize awkwardness and ensure the pressures inherent to any dances are managed by the staff and parents, and students are free to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with adult chaperones. Very, very satisfied.
Submitted by parent on October 08, 2024
Holy Rosary Academy has been a fantastic experience for my child, who is currently in the 7th grade. The school not only excels academically but also instills strong Catholic values that help shape students into compassionate, responsible, and well-rounded individuals. The teachers and staff are dedicated, creating a nurturing environment where every student is encouraged to reach their full potential.What I appreciate most is how the school fosters a sense of community and belonging. My child feels supported both in their studies and in their personal growth. The emphasis on faith, respect, and service is evident in everything they do. We couldn’t be happier with our decision to send our child to Holy Rosary Academy!
Submitted by parent on September 27, 2024
We decided to move our child out of the public school and we couldn’t be happier. The small classrooms, focused attention, commitment to learning, enriched with faith based values and curriculum, our child is thriving. She used to come home so tired from the overwhelming business of public school; here at Holy Rosary she comes home focused, energized and with so much to say about what she’s learned.
Submitted by parent on September 25, 2024
Holy Rosary Academy has been such a wonderful experience! Our two children - 4th and 6th grade - have definitely been challenged to continue reaching goals and learning so much more than their peers in the local public school system. The kids come home happy and we are comforted knowing they are in an environment grounded in faith-based values.
Submitted by parent on September 25, 2024
We love the small classroom sizes and the Strong curriculum! There is always a sense of community and love at the school. Our children are thriving and we’re so happy they are enrolled here.
Submitted by parent on September 20, 2024
For the past few years, I believed that an alternative education would be the best option for my child, but it had turned out a nightmare for us. I am so glad to have finally transferred my child to Holy Rosary. Holy Rosary has very high, rigorous standards in every aspect - manners, academics, uniforms, and discipline, etc. If you would like a classical, structured, and disciplined learning environment for your child(ren) with high level of parent involvement, Holy Rosary would be a perfect option for your family. At first, I was worried about my child's adjustment to Holy Rosary from an alternative schooling, but actually my child cries to stay and live (literally) at the school everyday.While the world and technology have been evolving significantly, I believe that education should go back to basics. We need to go back to teaching children proper penmanship, manners, and discipline as well as helping them build a SOLID foundation of knowledge. As an educator myself, I have seen many children struggle with penmanship (which is related to fine motor skills, detail orientation, and patience), manners, and academics, because we, educators, tend to convince ourselves and parents that, "those skills will eventually come along." However, those skills actually need to be gradually taught and reinforced once children start kindergarten. Without a solid foundation of knowledge, children are going to struggle tremendously starting upper elementary through high school, and by then, it is very challenging or requires extended amount of time and effort to rebuild the foundation. A lot of children would eventually lose their hope and confidence, knowing that they have way too much to catch up. Therefore, I really appreciate that Holy Rosary is able to hold their ground against all the changes in education. Keep up the good work, HRA.
Submitted by parent on February 09, 2018
Good. Tons of parental involvement, tough curriculum, happy kids.
Submitted by parent on November 04, 2017
Holy Rosary Academy is a school where they do more than just teach academics. They help reinforce teachings about virtues, family values, and rather than churning out teenagers who can score well on tests and cannot look an adult in the eye, or have empathy for younger kids - they produce kids who have respect for others, and who have a strong sense of faith as well as their place in the world. It's also a community of parents who all believe strongly that their children shouldn't be socialized by whatever the current pop culture values are - but rather via the traditional notions of integrity, family, and Christianity. This is our sixth year at this school and I have no doubt both of my kids will continue until graduation, and I feel blessed to have such a school in my town.
Submitted by parent on May 16, 2013
This is a very involved and student friendly school. The classes are approx. 10 students per classroom which gives our child more attention in instruction from the teacher. Trust is something the school practices with students such as no lockers locked, and even leaving shoes in the hallways after recess...and every student respects each others property with theft NOT being an issue at the school. There is no bullying or inappropriate behavior that is so rampant in large public schools. This school is worth the tuition.
Submitted by parent on May 24, 2012
My child has been going to HRA for 7 years. Looking at him now, I'm glad that he did and hopefully in the next few years.