Love hate relationship with the school. It’s just sometimes teachers don’t treat the students equally, oh this isn’t all of the teachers though. Most of them are really nice! Good school.

I went here for 4th & 5th grade, it was fun I guess, ok food, had some hair in my food sometimes. I only ate two things at lunch for two years. Overall nice people, except for a teacher who was clearly very biased against me, rather than that it was aight.

My daughter has attended St.E from Pk3 and is now in 7th grade. She really enjoys this nurturing environment. The staff is great!

I attended 1st through 3rd grades here when there were two buildings and a little church on the property. 1958-61My firstborn was baptized here in 1976. Father was Monsignor Burns and my favorite teacher was named Sister Theresa. Those were the days of love.

The administration is a joke. Their only nice to you during enrollment. The remainder of the time they go out of their way to not look at you, not acknowledge you, and make you feel like you’re stupid. The neighborhood is dangerous and there is no sense of family or community within the school. They don’t have grandparents day or any tributes to family. It’s a cold, militant, non-communicative institution and I would not recommend this school to my worst enemy.

Great staff and principal. School parents and staff are very involved in the success of students.

My son goes here really good.

If you are looking for a great private education for your child in the southern part of Dallas, St. Elizabeth has it. #saintspride