Sant bani was a great alternative to remote learning back in 2020 but after the pandemic it became to much. As a former middle school student at sant bani i can’t tell you that they run there middle school like a third grade classroom. I have ADHD and there was no consideration from the teachers they didn’t take it in to account that i was trying as hard as i could. I will admit i made some bad choices but twords the end of my time there it felt like the teachers had it out for me. After i left Sang bani and went to public school i was behind in all my classes i had to do some extra tutoring to get back on grade level. If your kid has learning disabilities i would not recommend this school.
Submitted by parent on October 15, 2022
My son attended this school for 1st through the beginning of 4th. He was consistently bullied and harassed by his classmates while he was there. I went to the head of school many times but they never fully addressed it. Instead they told me I could voluntarily withdraw him or they would expel him. They also told me that if I voluntarily withdrew him they would not pursue forcing me to pay the rest of the year's tuition. They then went and told all of his classmates that we voluntarily withdrew him because of bullying (not very classy). They are now refusing to give me his school records saying that they will only send them to the next school when I am formally requesting them. This is a toxic place that looks nice but will treat your kids like a paycheck. The staff will only focus on what you do and not the whole pictureof experiences are. They knew the other kids were targeting my son and chose not to help him or stop the bullies. If you care about your children, send them somewhere else. -Lilly Bacon 2022
Submitted by parent on February 23, 2022
My child has been a student at Sant Bani since kindergarten. Just a couple of years ago I would have given 5 stars, but everything about Sant Bani and what made this school so unique and special, is disappearing.
Submitted by parent on October 12, 2010
This school makes learning real. Life experience, individual students' talent and interest are paramount. The teachers are great. They could really use the funds. 60% of students that attend are on scholarship.