I sent my child here in 2023 hoping for an academically centered school. Instead my 8th grade child comes back saying he has learned about concepts that I would consider 5th grade at best. Save your money and send yours to a public school.
Submitted by parent on November 06, 2022
we love this school It is the best.
Submitted by parent on August 19, 2022
St.Eugenes is great school is the curriculum change, if that would’ve not been changed my children would’ve still attend.
Submitted by parent on August 28, 2021
My son has attended St Eugene’s since the 4th grade and we have loved it. However he is in the 8th grade now and the school does not have an 8th grade, math or science teacher. The interim principal Ms Jefferys is incompetent and is unable to hire qualified teachers. Additionally the school has become extremely conservative and is pushing an extreme dogmatic catholic education. Unless you are a very, very conservative catholic I would not send your child there. Also the quality of the education is below standard. Very disappointing!
Submitted by parent on September 17, 2013
I have a third and fifth grader that have both attended since pre-school. This is an outstanding and exceptional school that promotes the well being of children, a high quality balanced education that engatges students at all levels, as well as fosers a strong catholic faith. As for the education, they are ahead in terms of implementing the Common Core standards, and the 21st Century Learning Skills. The academics are rigorous and parents are expected to be involved at school and active participants in their childrens' education. Children are challenged academically, there is differentiation and support for all children not matter their learning style and level. The entire staff is professional and welcoming. If you are looking for a tight knit school community you will find this at St. Eugene's. The education is well worth the money! My kids love this school!
Submitted by parent on June 06, 2013
All three of my children attended St. Eugene from k through 8. Yes, the class sizes were large but in terms of the overall quality of the education each received, it was outstanding. The one criticism I have has nothing to do with the faculty but rather with the "new" Bishop and crew.
Submitted by parent on February 25, 2013
We were very disappointed in the St. Eugene's experience. The teachers in the preschool are not long term employees, only one has has been there for a number of years, the others are all new. The total class size is too big for the space they have available. Children get lost here and the education is not worth the cost. In addition because of the new bishop, Vasa, the religious teachings are much more consertative and do not reflect the Catholic religion I was raised in. We will not attend Kindergarten in the fall. The school has much work to do to create an environment where children are challenged aca demically and supported in their growth to be the best they can be.
Submitted by parent on February 01, 2013
My son has been here since pre-school. The teachers are all very experienced , long term employees, the education is top-notch, and the community is very supportive. There is a lot of opportunity for involvement. The administration is very supportive of parents and there is a lot of personal attention given to each student. Kids thrive here!