St. Alphonsus School

552 Amalia Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90022

4 Reviews

School District
Grade

K-8
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 25, 2019

A 0 it's the worst School ever they hide under the Catholic label
Submitted by parent on October 10, 2014

A Great place for kids to grow and learn. I am very blessed that I am able to provide my Son not only with a private education, but a Catholic education as well. There are excellent families and teachers that make up a community of respect towards one another. Academics are excellent, with highly qualified, enthusiastic teachers who WANT to be there Academic curriculum is GREAT! The discipline is great and is reflected in the children more so the older ones because of course smaller ones are learning. The older kids set a good example to the smaller grade students. Our child is challenged academically and is learning. The teachers are amazing and show how much they care about the students on a daily basis I highly recommend it to other parents. This is a GREAT SCHOOL!!!
Submitted by parent on March 11, 2013

This is a GREAT school my children are very happy here. They feel at home. This school is great because the parents and teachers are very involved. The school also has a new Principal who is making changes and he's doing a great job!
Submitted by parent on March 25, 2010

Attended school and it started off good, but I must agree that the moral for the school to do better is for the parent to be more involved but there is also a problem when the principal does not accept ideas or enforces other parents to participate whether to encourage them or to make the fees high enough to make the parents get involved. The success of the students' future has to be hand in hand with the school and teachers, but the principal conforms to the results because school is situated in the middle/poor level community. School needs lots of improvements in education and lots of work to the classrooms as well. Also, many students get into high school but need to take summer classes to catch up, thats not good either.
Submitted by parent on January 24, 2007

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