St. Nicholas of Bari Catholic School

I gave this star so I could leave my comment. The office doesn't help and it's naive not to recommend this school.

This school would be great, but the principle here is toxic. She bullies staff, undermines them, she micro manages, and is also very delusional to reality. She has been principle for over 8 years, which is very uncommon due to regular rotations, apparently she has friends or a “friend” at Human Resources. People need to step up and expose her.

Very violent and dangerous school.i was constantly harrassed and even hit a few times by older students.thank god im out of there, i would rate it a -5 if i could

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-7suss

This school has no where for parents to park
I cought a 250$ parking ticket on the first day of school on the school's property because the school calls the parking enforcement.one of the secretarys is the rudest person I have met in a while talks to parents as if the are stupid or one of the children that attend the school.

Ive got an apple thrown at my face and got ice for it.

Lock your gates! I see adults playing basketball in the back of the school daily and not obeying social distancing guidelines.

A family member of mine unfortunately had to go here and left due to the amount of bullying and mistreatment she endured from both staff and students. She was constantly being bullied because she was special needs. One time in particular, a teacher was present while she was being picked on and laughed at by a multitude of students and the teacher did nothing to stop it. She has since graduated elsewhere but, has ptsd because of the incidents that took place at this school, it was that severe, especially for a child who has a disability. What surprises and shocks me was how little help or intervention she received. Only once were her tears heard and that was only after things escalated to her being physically assaulted by students. Please I urge you If your child or loved one has special needs or a developmental disability don't let them go to this school.