Got some some jelly beans 10/10 would recommend. They had a bad after taste tho, so four stars.

This school was terrible! I was a student there K-8 and it was awful. The principal was terrible and completely unprofessional. Could not recommend a worse place to send your kid.

We couldnt have picked a better school for our son! We felt slightly awkward and unsure in Kindergarten, but by reaching out with our questions and concerns, we always received friendly and informative answers from the staff, the parents, Father Bob (previous years), Father Chuck (current) and the students. This community really does seem to take care of each other. When financial hardships occur, the school or the parish try to pitch in wherever they can help. They even helped some families obtain additional groceries during the current social distancing. Our child will even tell people that he wouldnt want to go to school or church anywhere else. He started there in Kindergarten and well do whatever we can to let him continue to grow with his classmates until their 8th grade graduation. This is also Father Chucks 1st year with the parish and hes definitely brought a refreshing spirit and added to the energy level of the community while almost captivating to students with new and interesting teachings. Thank you SBS

We have been a part of St Bernard church and school for over 10 years. I couldn’t have better things to say. The teachers, the staff, friends that we have met along the way. It has been a perfect fit for our family. I encourage anyone to “shop” when searching for an environment that fits your families needs. For us St Bernard has been that place, my children have excelled and been challenged as well has held to high stands in what is expected in faith and everyday life. I find it very sad that people from St Bernard’s past that didn’t always abide by the rules and found trouble more often than not to ridicule a place that holds value to many families like ours. Wouldn’t trade our days at St Bernard with any other parish or school.

Horrible school. would not recommend to anyone. too much drama and bullying. mr.klausing is un professional!

St. Bernard is a true family. My thirty-one years teaching there were a joy (maybe not every day). What amazed me was that people would return as teachers or with their children. There have been eight teachers, former students, in the last thirty-one years and many grandstudents. I feel that the St. Bernard gives the students a top notch education and a strong support family.

Beware!!! I My child was miserable at St. Bernard. But no wonder!Between the pettiness, gossip, vindictiveness,and constant backbiting what could a person expect? And that’s just the parents! A perfect example was room parent duties. Not a big deal, right? Well these same mothers made it such an issue that someone was needed to assign and then delegate a room parent’s role. How do I know this? Because they gossip about each other and stab each other in the back! An extremely toxic environment that has trickled down to even the young children. And if you are wondering about the Principal, his name is Fred Klausing,he neglects his duties, let’s the school secretary and others pick up the slack, and behaves In a extremely unprofessional manner.I now understand why so many good teachers left when Klausing became principal. My family couldn’t take this unhealthy environment any longer. We left the school and parish. My child is in another school and doing extremely well. The change has been a night and day experience. And we are much happier. The irony of all of this is the knowing comments made to us after we left. Apparently St. Bernard’s reputation is an open secret!

This school is not good. I used to go here and my time here was not well. They don’t have a fair and just punishment system. I would never send my kid to this school. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE. Also this school has not so good reviews and no other schools have this type of reputation.

Extremely unprofessional and inappropriate principal. After teaching there for nearly 11 years, I left after the principal told me I would be forced to disclose my health records and after questioning me nearly daily about inane gossip he had heard about me. For example, the last idiotic question I received was if I was giving my personal email out to students. The frivolous, stupid questioning and the illegality of trying to force someone with a legal disability to disclose private government protected information was enough for me. This coming in addition to the fact that the principal, F. Klausing, saddled me, a teacher with the entire process of accreditation. A job he as a principal was required to do. He continually complained I wasnt working fast enough, yelled at me in person when I didnt call him back over summer break to work on the project, lied about giving me the agreed upon compensation of more sick days (I received nothing),and then presented it like he himself accomplished it.With low pay, no regard for their staff, and days where you are sometimes at the school for 15 hrs, the school, and Archdiocese of Louisville in general are poor places to work. If you are disabled or a minority, dont expect fair treatment, expect people to gossip, and dont expect appreciation/recognition. So much wrong in what should be an environment that is expected to be better.

Went up to fish fry last year and they didnt have any more. Went this year had plenty but no take out. Why would you not have take out supplies. Wont go back

Ordered online for fish fry. When I finally got my food they didnt have one of the sides I had ordered. When I got home I had French fries, but I had ordered onion rings. First time there and probably my last.

There was a fight at the fish fry, OMG TOTALLY AWESOME

Peace and love through the blood of Jesus❤❤❤

Great Community

Wonderful community!

Great school!

Ok I will

Garb