Great teacher and love that she is teaching the word of God to our child!
Submitted by parent on May 05, 2014
Our son has attended Seton since he was 4. We put him in the preschool program and I will say it was amazing. Now he is almost done attending Seton and every year he has tested out of his grade in all subjects. This is not unique, as most parents tell us the same thing. The staff here is fantastic and really care about our sons education. The children are taught to care for one another and respect others. I would highly recommend this school. One other thing. You don't have to be catholicfor your children to attend.
Submitted by parent on January 22, 2014
Our son recently transferred to Seton from a public school, and in a very short time we've already seen improvements being made. When he was younger, he was able to get special help with his reading and fine motor skills at the public school he was in. Now he's reading very well, but his math and writing skills needed improving. We had forgotten how amazing Seton was (from when our older child attended). He brings home papers from what they have been working on that day. He's studing things that my eighth grader is currently reviewing. They teach science, social studies, math, reading, and writing, (as well as music, art, and P.E.). To parents who are considering Seton for their child, I would say, "Run, don't walk!" Take a look at their test scores. Their scores are far and above anything else in town, and probably some of the highest in the state. The teachers are very kind and can work more closely with your child because of the smaller class sizes. They will have more projects and tests because this is part of their learning so much in a short time. It also helps develope excellent study skills for later in life. It's one of the best investments we've ever made!
Submitted by parent on June 01, 2013
I transfered my daughter after 1 1/2 years at the "best" public elementary. It has been wonderful. The teachers are excellent and the coursework adjusted to the student even when the student is excelling!