Anything related to St Ann in Wildwood is worth it 100% I…read morecould write a speech on all the good things St Ann's does for people. Please support them if you ever get the chance.

I attended St Anns in 1970s , I remember the Mental and physical abuse myself and my siblings went…read morethrough. The Principle was one of the worse she would harassed us, split in my face I was 10 at the time, We would go to school hungry and the rich students would laugh at us when we would get sick in school. Daily the rich would laugh and mock us saying your poor and don't have a father... Most of the Nuns would encouraged the rich students to laugh at the poor students and push them , trip them, not allow the poor to participate in events. One day the principle came into my classroom called on my name -- made me stand up and said what is a verb, I said I don't know she keep repeating it and told the class several time s to yell-- what a verb is, I continue to say I don't know == just so it would stop--- but she continue to tell the class to yell to me-- what a verb is ;;;she did this to every person in my family ...My brothers warned me about her.. I remember a first grade NUN took our 6 grade class to play ball --as I was walking down the stairs she screamed at me saying you walk behind us not in front-- this was after some of the rich girls pointed at me and said that's the poor girl we dont like her.....I stopped and let them all pass by with smirks and smiles on their faces---I waited a few minutes to go outside and the NUN yell again and said you stand near the back fence away from us so I did As they began playing hand ball I stared at her from a distance and she hit the ball with her hand and ran around the bases as she approached the home plate she slid on the ground and her face slam into the drain spout blood everywhere the rich girls crying helping her inside...I stood the 20 minutes just waiting before going back into the school .This was a satisfied day for all the torcher they did to my family Sister Angus was the only NUN that was not mean to my family. there are so many stories that these nuns did to my family too much to write about

This is the most amazing school and community. Our daughter attended kindergarten here and we…read morecouldn't be more thankful to Ms. Stephanie and the entire school. Our daughter reads, had tech, Spanish, library, art, science, piano lessons, Bible, daily worship. It was such a wonderful day that she enjoyed. They were so welcoming, caring, and had awesome community activities for us to get to know others. As a military family, it is always hard to get to know everyone and feel welcome. We wish we didn't have to move and could stay for all of elementary school!

They truly teach for the love of the kids. The Student Life…read moreCenter is almost done. There is no lunch room and a lot of their other classes ( art, Library and music ) are in trailers that are cold in the winter and hot in the summer. But the love for the kids is really great. It's a small school with lots of heart. The older kids help mentor the young ones and help the teachers out a lot. It has the homeschool feel but with other families. The class room sizes are small at most 12 kids. I drive 45 mins (one way) for my kids to go here. It's worth it!! Feel free to call and make an appointment to tore the school. They teach the kids about computers in Pre-K. It's amazing what this school does with the little money they have. Come see what the love of Jesus Christ can do for you and your family.

Once the heart of Chesilhurst, the elementary school close its doors due to a low student count…read moreback in 2009. Now operating only for the board members as a meeting place. This building is up to code a due to the hard effort of one gentleman Mr.O Due to covet 19 all board meetings are now being held remotely by Google meet but once the epidemic is over they will start meeting again back inside the cafeteria like before.

Love this school! It has very dedicated staff and teachers, small class sizes and very nice…read morefamilies sending their children to the school. Two of our three children currently attend St. Joseph. Our eldest is in the HS. We have never had an issue or doubt as to whether we have made the right choice. The academics are challenging and standardized testing is not an issue for the kids. I would recommend this school to anyone, catholic or non catholic like myself.

St Joseph Elementary School is a wonderful community of teachers, faculty, staff and parent…read morevolunteers who care deeply for our children. Every day when my sons leave for school, I feel comforted that they are receiving a first-rate education in a safe and loving environment. They enjoy all of the extra-curricular activities as well, including basketball, chess club, art club, yearbook and much more. My boys are challenged by the curriculum, which is crucial to their future academic success. My older sons who are currently enrolled at St Joseph High School, were well prepared for their studies due to the foundation laid by St Joseph Elementary.

Convention Hall hosts a mini-roller rink on Saturdays and Sundays during the winter months. The…read morereason I had to skate this rink was because I love the beach , and I love skating. This rink is right on the sand!!! AND it has this giant picture window that allows the most incredible view of the beach and ocean. It is so neat to skate and watch the waves at the same time. Awesome. Now the floor is made from bamboo wood. You may want to bring your soft wheels and toe stops to skate on this floor. This rink has LOTS of children and is very small.