New morning school has been an excellent school for my oldest child. The attentiveness, caring,…read moreeducational expertise, and overall experience is/was exactly what we wanted. We cannot wait for our younger two children to start attending!

We love New Morning School! Individualized learning, involved parents and a friendly community. As…read morea co-op school, you can be involved in the classroom or help out outside of school hours to help lower tuition costs. Teachers are excellent and my kids love going to school every day!

We only joined the Steppingstone family out of duress earlier this year. Since then, we have seen…read moresuch profound changes in our five year old son who had previously given up on himself, schooling and humanity. He is now ready to engage positively at school and is happy again. The people at the school care deeply about the gifted population and are there to offer any support and guidance that a parent or student may need. They are the Houdinis of education and it is unfortunate that this education is not available to the masses. Instead of watching the Smurfs for music class, he came home telling us about how digeridoos are made by termites! He wrote his own brief piece of music which the teacher performed. On his first day, he made a flashlight as a part of a team activity in science. it's incredible and you will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Steppingstone School for Gifted Education believes that every child deserves a challenging,…read moresatisfying and joyful learning experience. In order to receive this, gifted children need a different program. Steppingstone is an elementary and middle day school (Young K- Grade 8) with a full academic and enrichment curriculum dedicated to addressing the unique and individual needs required by many gifted children in order to remain motivated to learn and to reach their full potential as the leaders in their chosen careers and as the problem solvers of tomorrow. Steppingstone was founded in 1981 by the current head of school, Kiyo A. Morse, to help a group of families who urgently needed an educational program for their gifted student body of rapid learners. After more than 30 years of development, the curriculum provides a finely tuned integration of basics, in-depth studies and enrichment as well as problem solving and critical thinking skills. Supplementing the basic curriculum, the scho

After numerous open houses and shadow days at all the Catholic high schools in our area- we chose…read moreSCA. The bad review posted here does NOT reflect our experience. The community building for the Freshman class the very first day was an excellent opportunity for the students to bond with their new classmates. But...they are a sisterhood which has a greater bond than classmates. The curriculum is college prep, so expect your daughter to be challenged, homework is a given. Students do work collaboratively and independently. Sports are competitive but the girls have opportunity to try new things. Clubs are abundant. Most important my daughter is happy to go to high school and is still smiling when she gets home. So far so good for a little more than a quarter of the year under her belt. Administration and teachers are very dedicated and approachable.

this school is SO BAD. when I shadowed here, the school told me about how since there is 4 - 90…read moreminute classes, you would get 1 on 1 time with your teacher to understand the topic and little to no homework. this is just not true. my history teacher at SCA gives us a homework packet or an outline every day that requires a textbook, but its not just that, Its the fact that we have a research paper due, she gave us a unit test(2 days in advanced), an outline about a textbook module, AND another quiz(map quiz) all due throughout a 3-day weekend. weekends are supposed to let you rest and go to church, and spend time with family, its not ment for staying home(and canceling plans) to stay home for 5 heavy- duty homework and studying. And keep in mine, that is just for ONE class. We have 3 other classes which also assign the same amount of work. so WHEN YOU SHADOW, DOOO NOTTTT believe the lie they tell you about how you will " you have time to do your homework' and they barely have any, because that is the biggest lie ever. They also will say that they give you breaks in between classes, thats bs. never once had i received a break in the 90 minute classes. If you want mental health problems: you should sit in one of these stupid 90 min classes. and the girls, they are THEE most rudest, self-centered, lying, gossiping, two-faced, BOPS you will EVER meet in your life. The school accepts everyone who applies so even if you have all bad grades and bad behavior they will still take you bc they don't actually care about the kids, this is why everyone at the school is bad. They talk about " Sisterhood". Im sorry, that the last thing it ever was. All the girls already know each other from middle school and already all hate each other and ALLLLL have drama. Like what were they thinking when they decided to put 63 girls in a grade?? like did yall think we were all js gonna get along and harmonize. NOPE!!! while my time here at sca, It has come to my attention that a full grown adult male teacher had a sexual affair with a student. This is NOT okay! especially in a "private" catholic school that is supposed to be "good", you would think they would want the best teachers avalible, NO! this just shows you they hire anyone aswell as take anyone. They genuinely do not care about what happens to you. Its all about the money. Ever since i graduated and went to collage i have no attention spam. The 90 min classes broke me. if you were to ask me to sit down for just 5 min and not fidget around, i couldn't. I have adhd now. also, if there is any grammar issues just remember about how bad the school system at saint catherines is. if there was a zero- stars option, i would put that instead of 1.

Used to attend this school. Some very nice girls go here but there are also some ridiculously mean…read moreones and some mediocre teachers to say the least. Not worth the 25 minute drive in the morning if you ask me.

Wonderful Catholic education with dedicated staff to teach young women for life. Promotes…read moreselflessness and charitable acts. Well prepared for college.

"The more people you make happy the happier you will be" - Ayaan Ahmed '25 Class of 2025…read moregraduation speaker today. Exceptional people & students (including my children) from an excellent education at Greenhills School.

It's fun and all but there are some teachers that are real pieces of work. Also too many socialists.read more