My two children attended St. Jeanne de Lestonnac from 3rd to 10th grade, and unfortunately, our experience was disappointing, especially from a Catholic perspective. We expected the school to provide a strong Catholic culture and inspire our children’s faith, but it often felt more like a regular private school.The school’s focus seemed to be more on promoting their organization, the Company of Mary, than on fostering a true Catholic environment. While the sisters often spoke about their achievements, there wasn’t much emphasis on helping students grow in their faith or relationship with God. My kids went through the entire program without really experiencing moments of spiritual inspiration or growth, which was one of the main reasons we enrolled them here.The administration also tended to focus on things like the campus appearance and school development rather than encouraging students’ faith. Sadly, despite our years at the school and regular donations, neither the principal nor the president recognized us, which made us feel unappreciated. IT SEEMED LIKE MORE ATTENTION WAS GIVEN TO FAMILIES WHO MADE LARGER CONTRIBUTIONS, WHICH FELT VERY UN- CHRISTIAN. Overall, if you’re looking for a school that actively enhances your child’s Catholic faith, St. Jeanne de Lestonnac may not be the best choice. It’s a beautiful campus with a good community, but it lacks the strong faith-centered culture we had hoped for.