St. Luke School

4005 North Sutter Street

Stockton, CA 95204

11 Reviews

School District
Grade

K-8
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by other on March 23, 2024

Other (school staff, family member, recent alum, etc)March 22, 2024The school used to be great until the change of administration this school year 2023/2024. There is lots of racism amongst the students and administration. If you have valid complaints they will mistreat and retaliate against your child.
Submitted by other on September 28, 2018

It is like having family around your children .
Submitted by parent on December 01, 2017

At the beginning we found it so appealing and welcoming but once you disagree with the teachers and their policy, they will start to pick on your child and find even the slightest mistake your child has done. It doesn’t matter if your child is doing very well academically, teachers will find a way to put down the kid using their behavior, especially if they don’t like the parents. Their strictness is often times lowering the kid’s self-esteem instead of encouraging them more to be their best. The kids do not have a free spirit attitude unless they are the favorites, then they can do what they want.
Submitted by other on March 10, 2015

I am an Alumna of St. Luke School...St. Luke's is the place that molded me into the person that I am today. They taught me how to respect myself and those around me, how to be accepting of the differences of others, how to work as and with a team & it is the place where I found a family outside of my home. Some of my best friends today were my peers at St. Luke's. As a student, when you enter onto the campus you feel a sense of security and openness. Students are open to be who they are without fear of judgement from peers or teachers. Outside of the friendships and community, the teachers are what I remember most. If someone was to ask me today what teacher I remember most from my schooling, I can tell you right now my answer would be a teacher from St. Luke's. That says something to me as an Alumna, who has gone through 9+ years of schooling after St. Luke's and have since earned a Master's Degree, yet the teachers I still remember are the ones from St. Luke's, during the formative years of my education. I will forever think of St. Luke's as my community, my teacher & my family.
Submitted by parent on March 09, 2015

My daughter came to St. Luke school as a second grader. We were previously in a charter school. While the school she previously attended met the requirements of a good education, the benefits of a religious education far exceed any other benefits her previous school had to offer. I have also seen her academic performance grow. They have a strong skill-set at St. Luke's. She is learning new skills in technology while also learning skills like cursive (which most public schools no-longer teach). She also gets so many enrichment activities, (field trips, science labs, extra-curricular activities, etc.). My husband and I are glad we made the choice to put our daughter at such an amazing place.
Submitted by teacher on August 23, 2012

The Administration, Faculty and Staff of St. Luke's share a common goal which is the education of the children of the schools. The teachers are great individually and show a unity as a group that is admirable. All this benefits the students.
Submitted by parent on August 21, 2012

As a parent of St. Luke's School I am proud to give this school a five star rating. Both of our children attend this great school and it has a strong sense of community, pride, education, values, and sprituality. Prior to our oldest attending this school we looked at the other Catholic Schools in the area. I was disappointed in the sense of seperation, favortism, and if you wil cliques within the other schools. Here at St. Luke's everyone has the same goal of wanting thier children to grow and learn a strong sense of education, values, and morality. Our children left Kindergarten READING!! Not just the "See Jane run" books, but at a level far beyond the "State Standards" of other school's. I am happy to recommend this school to any parent trying to find a school fit for their children. This school does have a new Administrator and let me tell you, what a breath of fresh air. St. Luke's is only going to get better!
Submitted by parent on August 19, 2012

Our son is looking forward to 6th Grade science camp this year! There are many opportunities for students at St. Luke's. The strong academic standards and many different kinds of learning experiences ensure that their students will succeed in high school, college, and beyond. Many students attend St. Mary's High School, and St. Luke's has an excellent reputation for preparing their students.
Submitted by parent on February 09, 2012

I came to St. Luke after I had my daughter at a Aspire Charter school. I realized that the charter school was not all it was praised to be I chose to put my child at St. Luke she has blossomed and is so happy about the enrichment classes (science, religion, choir, and running club) she is able to be a normal 6 year old. The teachers and staff is very welcoming and the parents are inviting and make you feel welcomed. I recommend this school to all parents that want the best education for their child plus religion and all other activities that charter and public has cut.
Submitted by parent on January 05, 2012

I am so greatful to the wonderful teachers at St. Luke school. They value every sngle child and I know that my children are in the best hands each and every day.
Submitted by parent on November 17, 2011

We have had 3 children graduate from St. Luke School, all have gone on to St. Mary's High School and then on to college. We could not have been happier with the education our children received from St. Luke School. St. Luke's completely prepared them for high school and the academic rigor associated with high school. The teachers have high expectations for their students, not only in daily classwork, and homework, but also teaching each child the importance of values and morals . Way to go St. Luke's!!!!