I love this school, they are so nice to the children and do a lot of fun things. They also have very good teachers and staff. They also are cautious with Covid-19. I recommend this school for your children. :)

This is an awesome school, they take good care of the students and are very nice. They take all the precautions necessary to keep the students safe.

I came to Saint Francis do to covid 19, because my school was not open. And they made me feel very welcomed.

This is a amazing school! But I have to wake up early which takes lot of getting used to.

Sending my daughter to Saint Francis was the best decision I could have ever made. She LOVES Saint Francis school. The teachers and staff are caring, compassionate people who know every child. They take time to make everyone feel welcome. Saint Francis school is more then just a school. Its a community, a family, where everyone is invested in the children. If you are considering Saint Francis, you cant go wrong. Its amazing!

When we moved to Ann Arbor 5 years ago we carefully researched and looked at public and private schools in the area. We chose St. Francis and have been very happy and satisfied with the choice. The teachers really care plus you have the advantage of a small community where everyone knows each other, the quality of the curriculum and faith development are outstanding, and the kids are very well prepared for high school. They also offer an after school program which is very convenient, plus many after school sports. In addition, their choir, drama and music programs are fantastic. My son even went to Rome to sing for the Pope, and they have been invited again for New Year 2015!

I have had 2 kids through St. Francis and it was/is a great fit for both. It has strong individually adapted learning and academics, good technology use, good choices of electives offered in the upper grades, outstanding arts, sports, and music programs - plus a caring community of parents, educators and church and school leadership. Tuition is supported by the church and parent donations and the schools educational trust fund and fund raisers and new options for aide are available too - making it not only a great choice, but a great value.

Great school that teaches little ones from a young age to love God & love neighbor so well! I never went here but I have been around here several times in my life and have met some of the staff. There is a crucified Jesus in the gym to remind people that His righteousness matters in the sports world too! They have great classrooms and a great music program too!

We travelled all the way from Australia to Ann Arbor (for my husbands work) and were welcomed with open arms by Mrs Pritzel and the St. Francis school staff and community. My husband had selected the school after a visit to Ann Arbor and tours of schools in the area - he made a good choice. Our 3 girls thrived both academically and socially during their time in the Preschool and School and we made lifelong friends, all of which we will be eternally grateful for.

This school dont care about the children. They leave the poor babys out in the freezing cold in the morning. Wont let them in the school. And when I asked about this the father was very rude and didnt care about my concerns. Your better off taking your kids to public schools.

I dont thing anyone should send their children to this school because the staff and administration likes to torture the children and are very inhuman. Today, the first of May, it was pouring rain and they had the children lined up outside in the rain and wouldnt let them come in. But that is nothing, they leave the children outside in the winter time in below zero temperatures. Its sad but true, Ive never seen any school that love to torture these beautiful children like St. Francis.

Choosing to send my children to St. Francis in lieu of one of Ann Arbors public schools really came down to a question of the integration of faith and values into the everyday activities in the classroom. The students at St. Francis attend Mass regularly, pray daily, and even have Eucharistic Adoration periodically. Those opportunities are used to strengthen the sense of community and individual responsibility and to offer perspective on how God can be a part of everything they do.In addition, the inclusion of art, music (choir, strings, band...), drama, instruction in cursive writing, and a physical education element are all tough increasingly tough to find in many other schools. They even still do old-fashioned sentence diagramming! Middle schoolers have the use of tablets and the faculty works with researchers at UM and Eastern Michigan to integrate new teaching techniques into the classroom on an ongoing basis. Opportunities like Science Olympiad, Scouts, Girls on the Run, and no-cut sports are also available.This set of faculty and staff are absolutely first-rate: my family is absolutely thrilled with the intellectual, spiritual, and moral growth that this community fosters!

Quality education! Good school to send your kids.

This is been our kids home away from home for the last 11 years, we love the education, leadership skills and relationships that theyve gotten from St. Francis staff and families.

St. Francis was a wonderful experience for my son after having tried many other schools including public, private, and charter. They challenged him in every subject yet did so in a positive and supportive environment. I asked him how it was different from his other school experiences and he said: You just know that the teachers care whether you do well. They dont let you get away with just getting by because they know what you can do and take the time to make sure you do it.We didnt realize how great St. Francis is until he started high school at Catholic Central, a school known for its challenging academics. He felt very prepared for the challenges of CC because of the strong academics at St. Francis. Many times he has come home from CC and said that he was one of the few students in the class who already know how to do an assignment because Sister Rebecca/Ms. Dugger/Ms. Shurmur already showed him how in 8th grade. It really gave him confidence as a Freshman - a time when you really need it!