St. Mary's Catholic School

405 Hollybrook Drive

Longview, TX 75605

5 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by teacher on September 05, 2016

St Marys not only exceeds state and national standards on standardized testing and college entrance but also develops individuals with a service mentality grounded in Gospel values!
Submitted by other on June 01, 2016

Love the family atmosphere at St. Mary's! My son has autism and St Mary's gave him a chance with an aide this past year and kindergarten. Happy to say we are moving on to 1st grade! This school is amazing. Fantastic private school no matter what your religious belief!!!
Submitted by parent on September 02, 2014

When we moved from out of state, my family and I were very nervou. However, when we walked into St. Mary's School, we felt like we walked into another family. The teachers take time to know the students and the families. The office staff was willing to walk me through any questions or confusion that I had. By the end of our first year here, my Pre-K son was reading and able to do many addition facts. My 1st grade daughter was on a 3rd grade reading level. I am so thankful we found St. Mary's.
Submitted by parent on August 28, 2014

St Mary's has really steped it up for the preperation of students to be ready for higher education. When I asked my daughter what the difference was between her public school and St Mary's her answer convinced me that St Mary's was the place she should be. " In public school they care that you passed teh class. St Mary's really wants you to master the subject matter." She will leave high school with a big jump on college credits. Thanks for all you do to teh staff and teachers at this school.
Submitted by parent on February 27, 2012

Our daugher started early elementary education, "EC2" this past year and I have been thoroughly impressed. She really loves her teachers, the student to teacher ratio is really low. They have all kinds of fun activities, arts and crafts, outdoor exersize, and the families are really involved "required to put in 25 hours a year a family". Which I think is a great thing, especially in today's world. The school isn't as conservative as I originally thought it would be and is fairly moderate, especially for a catholic school "which I do enjoy", the principal, Amy, is amazing. Its a real family friendly environment. The kids are well behaved, and I have had more of them open doors for me than adults as of late.