Good school my son goes to pre k here and he loves it. I really like how they let me know if…read moreanything has happened to my child even if it's as little as him and another student bumping heads together. Only thing that I don't really like is how they usually give me like a days maybe 2 days notice of class events. Staff very nice

Get close to administration so they know who you are ;) Teacher : student ratio is about 1:19…read more School also short staffed in speech dept. Front office staff bit unprofessional but Admin. addresses all issues/complaints in a timely manner. Overall a good school does need some updating...My son loves school and his teacher, and I love watching him show me all he has learned...

We are so incredibly lucky in San Antonio to have the Winston school…read more My son is off the charts intelligent but had a difficulty in learning. He went to the summer school in 2019 and frankly learned more that summer than he did in the entire year before. He feels accepted, and acknowledged, and the administrators, teachers and staff do an incredible job promoting children that learn differently. This was a life changer. I went from a child that cried to go to school, to a child that adores his school, and can't wait to go. In the words of my son, "mommy, Winston isn't is my school,it's my family" So grateful!

After an incident from today with Mr. Yocham discharging one of the best teachers they have and in…read morethe manner he did so in front of all the middle school students, I've had enough. This school was not equipped for online learning nor did the teachers care to make the changes to pay any attention to those students learning online. If I could give no stars I sure would. From the beginning this school has been an issue. From the fact that they test your student at the beginning of the school year after being out for summer and expecting them to be where they were the previous year. Just so they can then separate your student from their grade level and mix them with lower class students. That I find demoralizing to the student and telling them YES you are dumb. When in fact all it is is that "you learn different". Any other school can do a way better job then this school. This is just an over priced school for your child to not grow. No wonder they feel dumb because the school is sticking them with the lower grade level and it's seen. They have no academic plan for your students growth because "every student is different" in other words they will not make that personal plan to help your child grow. If your child is excelling out of the class they're in the school will not say anything. My daughter was so bored in her classes and not challenged enough. I spoke up to the school and they moved her to a higher level class and what would you know she continued to excel in her studies. Your child has a better chance at a public school and getting better help than here at Winston. Your child will not grow at a progressive rate as you will expect to happen. The athletics department is a joke as well so I hope your child is not an athlete. All 3 years that my daughter had to attend here not once did the Volleyball team nor basketball team win a game. The AD Mr. Borth just goes through the motions of what's needed but is also a very rude person. His wife Mrs. Borth told my child along with a group of other girls to get it together because they were upset and she had a tour to give in a few minutes. Yes this happed today 05/19/2022 so again this is not the school you want your child to go too. It's not worth the college tuition they charge along with everything thing else they will charge you. Find you a school that will benefit your child's educational growth. If you can tough it out IDEA is a real good structural school. Even specific private schools around the area. Do your research and don't fall for all the smiles. Ask questions, know who's certified to teach because as you know private school teachers don't have to be certified.

i would not recommend this school to anyone ... to think that this is a catholic institution of…read morelearning is very sad.... there are a few good teachers there but unfortunately they have a horrible administration ... the staff in the office are rude ... the assistant principal is very rude and unprofessional.... but the worst part is the bullying that some of the children are subjected to... the school administration does nothing to address it... i almost had to file a lawsuit against this school... my daughter was assaulted there and the administration threatened me if i was going to file a police report .... overall it is just a horrible place.

We are a proud St Luke family. We have been a part of the school since 2007. The school and…read morecommunity are very spirited. There is a lot of pride. The teachers help prepare students for high school not only through strong academics but also by reinforcing personal responsibility and accountability. The school masses involve every grade level. The school has a small daycare beginning at age 2. The school has grades PK4 to 8th grade. The students graduate St Luke well prepared for Catholic or private high school or public. #StLukeCatholic

your children will hate you for making them come here. Most staff will not follow through promises…read more Staff does not care.

When my son was 4, he attended his very first day of pre-K at this school after never having been…read morein daycare or a school setting before. It was a half-day practice session, and understandably, he experienced separation anxiety and attempted to leave the classroom several times looking for me. After just that initial 4-hour experience, I received a call from the principal stating that the school may not be able to accommodate him. I was also told that "our curriculum is accelerated and is not for everyone," and that if I chose to keep him enrolled and he were later removed, it would go on his permanent record. As a parent of a very young child who was simply adjusting to school for the first time, this was extremely discouraging and felt very final after such a short introduction to the program. At the time, I was also enrolled in IDEA for my daughters in what was described as an "advanced program," though I later came to realize the curriculum was not actually more advanced than what is offered in other local districts. Ultimately, I chose to withdraw my son and place him in a different preschool where he was given the time and support to adjust properly. Today, he is a thriving 5th grader at BASIS, where he is truly challenged and excelling academically. I share this experience because I believe early childhood education should include patience, understanding, and support for children who are new to structured school environments--especially at age 4. While this school may work for some families, it was not the right fit for ours, and I wish my son had been given more than a single day to adjust before being judged as incompatible with the program.

I almost hate to review the CEC because too many people will hear about this gem…read more of a preschool and I want my son to have a place in the class for next year. CEC has to have the best preschool staff in San Antonio. Most of the teachers have been with the school for many years---(little staff turnover which says alot about the school environment)and the student:staff ratio is excellent. They really know their children and each is loved as an individual. The school also includes music, motor skills and spanish in the program. Fantstic playground too.This is a school that truly is a family-oriented place. We have made alot of friends there and our child will be well prepared for kindergarten.