Saint John Vianney School

I really debated whether I should write this review and I decided it’s necessary.
I, and my husband, are both products of parochial and private education. We always believed that when or if we had a child/​children, they would be entitled to the same. Daughter came along and we were loathe to put her in a public school environment — we were just plain stupid.
Per the recommendation of many at the time, we enrolled our daughter into Saint John Vianney. We also joined the parish community. Things were OK initially. It seemed like every decent teacher she had used this school as a jumping off point to get into a public school system, which it was. The fund raisers and the tuition were excessive. Really excessive. Teachers came and went, as did principals. Breaking point for us was one month out of our daughters 8^th grade graduation… she was headed to Nardin.
Class size is exceptionally small. Families that run the school, are on the board and have the say as to what is acceptable are few as well, however these familes do set the bar.
My daughter was harrassed by one of the board members’ children. I don’t pay the big bucks to have a bible thumping/​reading numnuts give me crap. I complained to the so called «principal» at the time and was told, verbatim, «if I don’t see or hear it, it’s not happening».
Moved daughetr to a public middle school in May of her graduating year. Received calls from «principal» threatening to forward «info» (???) to Nardin to make it difficult for her to adjust. And this is the school whose motto is «Where Faith and Knowledge Meet»?