Research St. Gregory the Great School private Schools in San Antonio, Texas

“Both my children have been attending this school for 2 years now. The staff, teachers and upper class students are very friendly. My children have enjoyed this school tremendously. Tuition is really steep but well worth every penny.”

“I love the small atmoshpere. The office staff is very professional. Everyone is very caring towards the students. The only thing I dont like is the lack of an Art program and Band for older students. Otherwise, the kids are safe and content.”

“Wonderful. My son has attended this school for three years now and the family-oriented close-knit feeling you have around the campus is obvious. He is happy there.”

“When I first sent my children to this school, I thought is was great until I found out if your child has any sort of extra needs academically the school will and cannot accommodate them. It is a shame that people spend so much money to have a quality catholic education, and if you don't fit the cookie cutter profile, they are not willing to work with the child who has any special needs. This school has also experienced tremendous growth within the past three years, and I suspect that their attitude will only get worse regarding issues like these.”

“My child has attended this school for three years now. My nephew has attended and graduated from this school. Both have been very successful academically, socially, and emotionally. I would recommend this school to anyone interested in challenging their child to achieve more and aim high.”

“My children have been students at St Gregory for 6 years. We love the administration and faculty! I personally recommend St Gregory to everyone I know.”

“An environment which develops the total child in an atmosphere of Christian values. Teachers are great and the principal is wonderful.”

“I have been very impressed with this school so far. They have thought about most every situation concerning children's safety. My nephew was in Pre-Kinder last year and is now in Kinder. The Pre-Kinder and Kinder are able to be dropped off under a carport connected to their classroom building. If it rains the children are driven to the cafeteria and never get wet. Also, the parents receive a daily report of their childs behavior for the day and their class work is sent home weekly for the parents to review. The school has truly implemented the meaning of 'It takes a village to raise a child'. The school keeps the parents very involved with the children so there are no surprises at the end of a grading period. It is a shame that the public schools cannot offer this kind of commitment.”