OLBSCA is located in the heart of my hood #representbayside and less than 5 mins from my house. I…read moresaw someone posted a flyer on one of the Bayside groups on Facebook. I created an event page last night for this 3 day event https://www.yelp.com/events/queens-our-lady-of-the-blessed-sacrament-carnival! I came here tonight for their carnival and today was their 2nd day so definitely check it out as tomorrow is the last day. My friend purchased 20 tickets for $25. Our first ride was the Ferris Wheel...I haven't been on one for 11 years since the Toys R US (Times Square location). When it started to spin, I freaked out and gripped the pole tightly as my friend was making sure that my heart didn't leaped out lol I couldn't help myself...I screamed at the top of my lungs lol We had 8 tickets left and it was perfect to ride Swing...this ride was better and not so up in the air. After we got off the ride, damn we both felt so dizzy. I treated my friend to Chuck's Shoot Til You Win...nice each cup has a number written inside the cup and my friend still won something but mad small lol My friend treated us to Whac A Mole and how rude he beat me by 30 points...of course, he won a snake stuff animal. We did a fire safety tour where they taught you how to protect yourself during a blazing fire. Very informative and got a firefighter hat for my friend's son. Overall we had a good time at the carnival!

I have been a member of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish for over 35 years. This is a…read morewonderful community. My three children received an excellent education at the school and went on to be awarded scholarships for both high school and college. They are now amazing adults. I know that this is in no small part owed to the education they received during their schooling from Nursery through 8th grade at OLBS as well as the welcoming and nurturing environment found there. When it came time for my Grandchildren to begin their schooling I was very happy that their parents chose Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Academy. The principal is fantastic. She is a true professional who cares for every student. There are many volunteers who work tirelessly to not only raise funds for the school but also build a community among the parents and run events that benefit the students. Enrollment is always growing which is a strong sign that the school is well loved has a positive reputation and following. The school has invested in the academic program, technology, the facility. There is a wonderful full time security guard on the premises and an up to date cameras system to keep the children safe. They also have a professionally trained guidance counselor available to all students. All of this in addition to a top notch music program, enrichment activities and other learning opportunities that will round out the children's skills and prepare them for the future. I highly recommend OLBSCA to anyone who wants their children to get an outstanding education in a caring and safe environment. My grandchildren would not be there if their parents had any reservations! They had a great experience there and chose for their children to attend for that reason!

What a great experience for all of us!!! Great community!!!! So sad we had to move. It has one of…read morethe most popular cultural events in Queens, featuring authentic Greek food, live traditional music, dancing, and a lively community atmosphere.

Catered is the best word to describe this school experience. They customize everything to…read moreaccommodate your child. They offer a full academic, cultural and religious experience. My children learned how to speak Greek! I love the small classroom sizes and the constant communication with the staff. I'm so grateful to have found this hidden gem in NYC. They don't have outdoor space for sports, but they have a massive indoor gymnasium.

I've had 3 children graduate from St. Demetrios and am so thankful to the entire staff and…read moreadministration for going above and beyond for my children. My youngest will be graduating this year and can say that my family will miss everyone.

Wouldn't recommend this school. Some teachers are disrespectful *cough* mrs feliz *cough*, and…read moreopenly play favorites. The workload is excessive for certain students, which feels unfair and overwhelming. The food quality is also concerning--mozzarella sticks have had liquid oozing out, spinach often looks rotten, and the chicken is always a pink-ish color. There are also ongoing supervision issues. Students can be seen smoking weed, cigars and vaping, and nothing is done about it. Kids frequently make out in bathroom stalls, raising questions about safety and monitoring. The school seriously needs to improve its security and staff oversight, because these problems should not be slipping under the radar.

Similar to many bad reviews this is a very very very bad school, the teachers blame you for things…read morethat you never did and that is not correct, like I know my rights, HELLO!!?? I have gotten in trouble for getting accused with no evidence and gotten in very harsh punishment due to this stupid school and the horrible staff. NOT ALL TEACHERS JST MOST.

It's first rate education I can not tell a lie. Because I'm a spoiled little bitch I wasn't allowed…read moreto go to public school and I ended up here at Highland. This school goes from K-Grade 8 and is really small and focused on giving each student individual attention and maximizing their potential. When I graduated there were only 135 kids in the entire school and my class was made up of 15 kids. It has a synagogue on the main floor because the school rents the upper floor and basement which is where they have a gym. This is a private school without the uniforms and has lots of field trip activities and even puts on annual plays at Queens Theater in the Park. If you're in the neighborhood then this is a great place to bring your children to. The relationships you create here are extra strong and I am still friends with almost half my graduating class. P.S. It's expensive as hell though

From what I understand, this school was one of the best private schools around. But now I think…read morethe school, though still good as far as education is concerned, but the worse when it comes to the attitude of the teachers and the principal herself. First of all, with the amount of money you pay for tuition, the school has no nurse or a counselor on staff. If anything happens to your child they just send him or her to the principal where they give him or her a band aid and cold compress. They even made a 4-year old hold an ice-pack on her fore-head all day without a teacher's help. And may God help you if your child is a little strong-willed, they will not only treat the child as a plague, but you the parent also. I have never seen a school so intolerant as this school. Their attitude to the parent who complains is unbelievably rude. I think the worse mistake I ever made was bringing my child to this school. My child has since gone to Catholic school and is doing very well.

This is a bad high school everyone is always fighting everyday and they do absolutely nothing about…read moreit and if you're a freshman and you sign up for premed, you'll get a stem teacher and she's rude as hell. Everyone in there has no respect do not go there they won't teach you anything

This review is based on the covid vaccine. It's close to the E and F train (just 2 blocks). If…read morecoming by car, I would recommend someone drop you off and pick you back up about a block away. Do not do down the road where the school is since it will be blocked off. However, you can drop someone off right at the front if they are not very mobile. The wait wasn't too bad and they have volunteers that go around to precheck you in. If you are very old/feeble, you can go to the front of the line. They have special waiting spots inside for you where you can sit. If your scheduled time is coming up, do not wait at the end of the line, go to the front with your print out and let them know. Some of the people waiting in line have later times. Do not wait past your scheduled time!

The mission of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School is to develop young men and women with active…read moreand creative minds, with a sense of understanding and compassion for others, and the courage to act on their beliefs. They stress total development of each child, morally, intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically. School Leaders envision students graduating prepared for both the business and educational communities. The students will graduate college career ready and emboldened with the understanding that their experiences will enhance their ability to become vibrant, active members of the world community. The students transition to higher educational opportunities which include four-year degrees, Masters Degrees and even Doctoral Degrees. The goal is for students to become leaders in whatever profession they choose. Lofty goals are important to me when selecting an educational institution. I'm highly recommending you check out this school and get on a waitlist if necessary, if your child meets the qualifications.

My son got the luck--privilege of being accepted here AND into Ms. Melinda's classroom. This is not…read morea call out - Everyone that works at the school with school---every single piece of the day is planned so well: it is seamless. I would if they could run my household. Thank everyone so much for the above performance you supply to all children. Ms. OT Ms. ST: You know who you are and the amount of gratitude I owe is priceless. Ms. Melinda and your Staff are priceless;I will Be indebted for a lifetime.

My sons went here 2 years and had a wonderful experience. This school ushered them into the world…read moreof education and it was wonderful. One son had a male teacher, which a friend jealously said he'd had to wait till he was in 4th grade to get a male teacher. I liked all the teachers there. I love it that it's integrated, that people with disabilities are included, and they have a dedicated specialist staff. So friendly were a couple of assistant teachers that after work they would come to the park to keep playing with my sons, after work. That is just awesome. It's a very warm and lovely school which I highly recommend. The sad thing is that it's not just filled with kids from around there, and my sons lost a lot of friends because people came from all over the place to go to this school. My eldest told me he was going to get married to his first sweetheart here. I asked him who he wanted as his best man, and he was confused. I wondered to the teacher if it was a bit weird. She said it was intimacy and that's good. Later my son had other girlfriends. He sure was a player in this preschool. They let you spend the day with your child, which I've done a bunch of times. Openness in a school is very important to me, so I just found that so cool. I adore the staff there and thank them so much for all their hard work.