I have seen wonderful things at St. Joseph. This school is concerned with educating the whole student - academically, physically, and spiritually. Curriculum is focused on problem-based and project-based learning which is more interesting to kids than just reading textbook. Middle school also has chromebooks integrated well into classes. Good CYO athletic program. Wonderful service projects every month to help local homeless and hungry. Highly recommend to parents looking for place to help their kids become well-rounded and good stewards.

While the education must be great for most kids, my daughter really struggled here. The school took a year and a half to get her an IEp and did nothing when the other children bullied my daughter to the point where she needed weekly counseling. Theres a reason the class sizes here are so small and continue to shrink, people are fleeing. I was a parishioner of this church since I was in first grade and never has attendance been so low, the sense of community so absent or the condescension from the families who run the school so great.

No males on the staff. Odd