Amazing ! Hidden secret in the City! Quaint, diverse, private education for a fraction of the price…read moreof neighboring friends schools. Kids are taught to think outside of the box! More than confident with our decision to send our children to school here.

From the owner: We believe that children learn best through purpose and play, in a diverse community of teachers…read moreand peers where everyone belongs. Our students grapple with complex, real-world problems, learning to find solutions and take action, becoming active changemakers in their own neighborhoods and in the world beyond.

St. Cecilia School shines above the rest of the schools in the northeast, both public and parochial…read morealike. The teachers here are simply the best and so kind. The principal and vice principal are very heads on about everything, from clubs and choir to bullying and attitudes. Sending my daughter here was the best choice I've ever made. the classes are small...with the average class having 19 kids. definitely better learning environment for the kids.

Oh wonderful greetings, beautiful smile but it's a racist school, please don't erase my comment,…read moreThe Lord is my light and my salvation,whom shall I fear,the Lord is my strength.

Kipp Schools are the worst. The principals tend to be ineffective leaders and they teachers,…read morethough well meaning, have their hands full with disrespectful and sometimes aggressive behavior from the kids.

I am a huge fan of KIPP! I appreciate the mission and values that the Knowledge is Power Program…read morestrives for every day. If you are interested in effective charter schools or the need for a different approach to education, I recommend watching the recently released documentary Waiting for Superman. KIPP is one of the schools mentioned in the documentary and is a champion in providing top notch education and child development. You won't find a more dedicated and skilled staff than the faculty of a KIPP school.

It's was a terrible experience, teachers don't have eyes, kids getting insulted and bullied, chat…read moreis this fr, like boys getting hurt, school lunch was awful, like I'm finna blame micheal Obama for this food it's her fault. Every single day was terror, the test was getting harder, the kids became stupider, and teacher ears are deaf , do you teachers not hear what people say, stop the glaze and ride on someone's else meat. Teachers do better and principals. Don't bring ur child here it's terrible.

Not worth sending your child. If I could rate zero I…read morewould. Teacher don't care principle is lost This school need to be closed down No type of organization. There grading system is ridiculous. There no type of help for children who are failing. The staff is very unprofessional. All the Teachers who cared gave there all have quit with in the year. During the pandemic many children failed ! Not even offered help. The homework. that is giving to all students and west us require would give any children PTSD !

Olney Elementary is a great school to work at or send your children to. The administration is…read moresupportive and organized, teachers are dedicated and students are respectful. The school is way too big for it's building so there are a number of trailers and off site buildings used to house everyone. There is a church 5 min away on Roosevelt Blvd used for K and 1st grade. The church across the street is used for 2nd grade, and the main building is for older students.

Wilson Middle School is one of the better schools in the a Philadelphia School District. Students…read morecan be rambunctious but are mostly respectful. Administration seems organized and supportive and teachers are caring and knowledgeable. This is a decent place to work or send your children.

What's not to love about this school. It's high school musical in the city lol. It has everything a…read morestudent would want and more. People give it a bad name saying is ghetto, but it's 3,500 students. There are bad apples of course but there are many more gems! I worked at NE for over 5 years and loved it. The admin there is amazing, the principal Mr. Crowder is by far the best principal in the city in how he cares for his students and staff. All the APs are AMAZING as well. From Greaves to McDaniels they all are helpful and caring. They looked out for me when my daughter was attending and kept me in the loop. NEHS, a school of great character, and a place you would love to work for and have a child attend.

This school is only cares about uniform and not the education or the students but they have…read morewonderful musicals and shows that are very good for another students to join.

laura h carnell is the worst school they curse fight and teachers never teach because there to busy…read morehandling rude ass children that dont listen and have attitude problems one time i went to pickup my son and he said they cursed at him bullied him and there were fights in the cafeteira and they curse at the teachers so don't let your children get involved in that school because they will end up fucking cursing and fighting and disrespecting you so parents dont let your child end up like that

This school has it's pros and cons. The pro is the small…read moreclass sizes. Less than 50 students per grade, so it is possible to know all of your classmates. This is also a con because it makes "cliques" more apparent. Pros: Parent-teacher relationships are strong. Attached to the church so there is no walking outside during inclement weather. Nuns still teach and run the school, this is less common in some other Catholic schools. Convenient for local children. Has after school program. CORA is available to tutor children who are having trouble, this happens during school hours. Cons: Costly, there are even charges if your child stays for lunch (which last I remember is held in the classrooms since there is no proper cafeteria.) Lack of after school activities, and those that do exist are expensive. Extracurricular classes are poor, in particular gym, which is held in the chilly basement of the church. Small class sizes mean advanced students are held back. To keep them busy they are asked to help less advanced students. Most of the student body lives in the area and graduates to Archbishop Ryan. Religion is held in high regard, and is very prevalent in the classroom. By attending this school, CCD is not mandatory as you study for and receive the sacraments through their church.

Hey I went to CTK in the mid 1960's to early 70's. The average size class was about 4o students per…read moreroom. There was no gym. For lunch you either ate in the classroom or walked home for lunch. Maybe you went over to Academy Plaza But you know what ! I received a good catholic school education, and I would not change that for anything.