I WAS A STUDENT HERE FROM CLASS OF 2008! I AM VERY DISSPOINTED WITH THIS SCHOOL. IT CHANGE SO MUCH IT USED TO BE THE WHOLE SCHOOL NOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAVE TAKEN OVER HALF THE SCHOOL. ST.BARTHOLOMEW IS NOW A LITTLE ACADEMY ALL THE TEACHERS LEFT AND STAFF .. AND FOR THE TUTITION WERE PAYING IS A JOKE. NO ACTIVITIES NO NOTHING. AND PLEASE ! DON'T LET ME MENTION THAT RUDE PRINCIPAL I DON'T KNOW WHAT IS HER PROBLEM! LAST TIME I WENT WITH MY MOM ... BECAUSE SHE JUST HAD A QUESTION FOR HER SHE SCREAM AT HER AND SHOWED ATTITUDE TO HER AND SHE IS ALWAYS LIKE THAT ALL GRIMEY AND MEAN TO ALL TEACHERS .. NEVER SHOWS SIGNS OF RESPECT AND POLITENESS. I HONESTLY CANNOT IMAGINE HOW SHE TREATS THE CHILDREN... MAN HOW I WISH THE OTHER PRINCIPALS FROM BACK IN THE DAYS WERE THERE ... PLUS This school is a JOKE in every possible way, including ACADEMICS. They do not even have a cafeteria, the school lunch is brought in from a nearby public school.
Submitted by parent on August 24, 2014
My child attended this school for several years. It was good in the beginning until my child started complaining of classmates getting pulled out from classes to attend choir and band lessons during regular classes and not after school. Parents were also not notified of teachers who resigned or were fired. We continued to pay tuition when students were not getting Computer and Gym classes!! The Principal and the Pastor should focus more on the curriculum rather than pressuring everyone to fulfill their fundraising contributions. It would be nice if the Principal is a little warm and caring. The problem is she's mean!!! My child asked to be transferred to a different school to get a better education and environment.
Submitted by parent on June 13, 2014
I am an alum of St. Bartholomew and only wished my daughter could attend. After an interaction with the Principal where she yelled and spoke over me, I can't imagine exposing her to that environment. The staff and teachers are wonderful, but just imagine the stress Mrs. Charles' attitude must put on them and subsequently to your child. It's not the St. Bart's it used to be when it was under a different leadership from the diocese. If you can't trust her to know how to deal with parents, you can't trust her with your child. Look elsewhere, it's so unfortunate.
Submitted by parent on April 02, 2013
This is the first year for my son ,I have no complaints The teachers are great and always are available if I have any question about my son , I really recommend The principal and the staff are the best!!!!!!!
Submitted by other on January 04, 2013
I've been here for about 7 years now and it's like a new home. Everyone at this school is family. It's where I started off in America and where I'm going to end junior high. Even though most rules are strict and some of the kidss are carefree, we always learn something new and find ways to make it as comfortable and as enjoyable as possible. I still attend this school happily.
Submitted by parent on April 06, 2011
My son has been in attendance at St Barts for two years now and it is the best setting for him since the classes are not too large and he feels like it' s his second home. St Barts fosters respect for self and others, love of God and responsibility and many more values a parent wants her child to have. Furthermore the academics are also follow state standards so he stays on track. Great teachers , parents and students and administrators make great schools. He can't see himself anywhere else and he is happy. Keep up the good work.
Submitted by parent on March 02, 2011
I had hard time dealing with the school's official regarding a issue. They didn't want to account for the problem or even tried to solve the problem but instead pointed finger back at the child and the parent. I am very disappointed and shocked by how rude and unprofessional they were. It is never easy to deal with the child's school and my experience with them was just a total nightmare.