As a proud 1995 graduate of NBHS, I had long considered myself well-educated, well-adjusted, and…read morewell-prepared for the challenges of adulthood. My wife and I were recently debating whether or not to send our daughter to a private school, and I implored her to consider that I exclusively went to public schools and turned out great, and I told her that my experience at NBHS was good: my teachers were mostly solid, the facilities were modern, the AP program was excellent, and I was fortunate to interact with students from different backgrounds and pick up "street smarts" that a sheltered private education may not have provided me. She listened to what I had to say, then delivered a devastating blow to my argument: she asked me how it is that a high-achieving black "computer prodigy" graduating New Bedford High School in the mid-90s didn't get a "free ride" through college via scholarships and grants and instead needed to work multiple jobs to stay in school while incurring massive debt, and then temporarily drop out due to not being able to pay for it any longer. "They failed you," she said. It's taken weeks for me to fully come to terms with this, but she's right. NBHS is massive. In a high school of nearly 4,000 students, it's easy to get lost. It happened to me. Thankfully I turned out fine despite that. In the 25 years since I graduated, some things have undoubtedly changed, and hopefully for the better.

Love this school! I have three kids (4), (5) and (12). I just love the way the staff interact with…read morethe students from the administrators to the building staff to the teachers, my kids are loved and treated with kindness. I can't say enough about this place! I thank God for this school every day.

My kids have been here since pre k so far no complaints :) thanks for taking great care of my…read morebabies while in your care

Genuinely the most traumatizing years of my life. The teachers were cruel; they did nothing to stop…read moreissues with substances, child abuse, bullying, and more. If I could choose again, I would have never gone here--please, spare your children from this rat- and mold-infested school.

My son received an excellent education at St. Mary's School. He then went on to accede…read moreacademically in high school and college. St. Mary's School was combined with other Parochial schools to form the current All Saints School at the same location. This is the reason why you will not find current reviews for St. Mary's School. The change happened several years ago.

the school has became a joke and i strongly encourage you DO NOT send your kids to this school…read morespecifically my senior year (in graduating this year) some of the teachers that work here genuinely have concerned me specifically my math teacher (Mrs. Aubertine) she is very rude sometimes which genuinely made me not like her at all and sometimes can be nice as well the school genuinely also does the most for no reason the policy with the passes is outrageous for no reason the teachers will sometimes overwork you and act like its nothing.

Meh. Its a'ight. Good track and shop area. I enjoy it here. 6/10 would come here again.read more

Ryan was great with my 6th grade son. He was able to explain concepts in a way that my son could…read moreunderstand and apply successfully. He was very accommodating with our crazy schedule and always available via text. It was helpful for my son to have access to Ryan between sessions to ask homework questions as needed. Tutoring has made a difference in my son's grades but also his confidence. Thanks, Ryan!

From the owner: I provide math tutoring services to middle school, high school, and some college level classes…read moreincluding the SAT and most standardized tests.

Nice campus with great facilities. Building is still used for other purposes, though the school…read moreclosed in 2023