The worst school you can ever go to. Handing out detention for absolutely no reason. Such as, getting in trouble for tying a shoe. The teachers are horrible too. Ms Chiles (English Teacher) yelling at students. Horrible rotation between classes. Barely get any recess. I rather you not bring your kids here they will be stressed for their lives. The homework here too is unbearable.

St. Joan of Arc, a Blue Ribbon school, is a wonderful school which provided our daughter with an excellent education. She was extremely well prepared for high school and also gave her a solid religious foundation. The principal, Mrs. Caroline Roberts, is an absolute pleasure and astutely aware of all aspects of providing a well rounded great education. She is a hands on and inspiring principal. All the faculty and staff sincerely care about each student. We feel blessed to have found St. Joan of Arc!

Our family is very happy at St. Joan of Arc School. We have three kids who each started there in pre-school. The academic program is rigorous and the faculty and staff are dedicated and caring. The entire community is wonderful; we have made some of our closest friends by being at St. Joan. Now, during the global pandemic, the school has a well-thought out plan that is keeping us all safe. I am so grateful to have chosen St. Joan of Arc!

Our Children have attended St. Joan of Arc Catholic School for the last 20 years. I believe the School is one of the best in the Nation. Being spearheaded by Ms. Caroline Roberts the School is absolutely amazing. From the Office Staff, the Support Staff and the Teachers you will be hard pressed to find a more dedicated and driven Team. Their focus is on the Christian values, the Families and the Students while making sure the academic teachings are of the highest quality. We feel so Blessed to be a part of this environment. We could go on and on with the the positive accolades, it is just an outstanding place to be.The Marese Family

We have 3 children at St. Joan of Arc School in Boca and could not be happier. We have done it all - public school, private montessori and now SJA and we are very pleased with the academics, extra curriculars, clubs, staff and sense of community. The teachers and staff are kind, loving and compassionate about what they do. We are so blessed to be part of the SJA community.

The worst treatment for a young child

I love our St Joan science program, our science teacher, and our beautiful science lab!!! The school was recently STREAM accredited, which has brought to students unique opportunities in which students from other schools could not have experienced.

This is our 5th year at St. Joan of Arc. Both our children have thrived academically. In our experience, the teaching staff go above and beyond and provide solid instruction. The advanced Math program has kept our 6th grader challenged and reflects well on his standardized test scores year over year. The AR reading program is a favorite with our 2nd grader. We are so thankful to be apart of this Parish & School community.

I have come here for 6 years and sadly the last 3 years of my time at this school, I have learned very little, the school provides just a few advanced programs and unfortunately those teachers don’t seem to care whether the students learn the curriculum presented to them.There is an obvious favoritism for girls over boys which creates a sense of inequality, and the respect for the basic needs of the students has been lost there is not any compassion left towards the students, which is against my catholic beliefs.It is blatantly obvious the favoritism expressed towards the Principal’s children by her and the teachers.I can honestly say that the school isn’t what it once was.

My 3rd grader loves going to St. Joan of Arc! He’s challenged by his accelerated math teacher. He looks forward to playing St. Joan of Arc Soccer Club and St. Joan Basketball Club every week. He has tons of friends and had the best day last week on STREAM (Science Technology Religion Engineering Arts and Math) Day! My kindergartener loves St. Joan of Arc PeeWee tennis and ballet and most importantly her teacher. As a mom I’ve truly enjoyed the parent student retreats they have at each grade level. Our family couldn’t be happier with our choice of school!

Principal Roberts has made it feasible to offer qualifying 8th graders the opportunity to take a Geometry Honors Class at St. Joan’s in order to help students be more competitive at the high school level. My son took the class and worked hard. He did well and enjoyed the Geometry teacher.

I went here for like 3 years and in that time i learned genuinely nothing in 90% of my classes. All of the teachers favorite girls over guys which results in a sexist environment. There is also a lady known as Miss Kac, whose role is to punish kids as the dean of discipline. Feel free to look at Saint Jude or Saint Paul which do not have as sexist, racist, or feminist teachers. Have your kid do a shadow day and they’ll see how disorganised it is.

My son who just completed 3rd grade loved taking Accelerated Math at St. Joan’s. He successfully completed 3rd and 4th grade math in one year! We are grateful to St. Joan’s for challenging students and getting my son to love math even more. He is extremely excited to take 5th grade math as a 4th grader this upcoming school year.

I left this school in 5th grade because kids are treated unfairly. The PE Issa joke. Principal Roberts is a horrible principal. Never learned anything there. got a detention for tying my shoe. yes true. next to a cemetery which is creepy. dont suggest it. 30 pound bags. horrible

Nothing but love at this school! Perfect for me and my family

I love attendin Sunday mass at Saint Joan of Arc.

I love the 5:00 pm mass!

Friendly community with great priests.

Great School