Incarnation School

Our child has been attending Incarnation for the past 7 years. Started in their wonderful pre-​school program. We have been absolutely thrilled with the education received. Great kids, teachers, administration and community. At Incarnation… within their class, not only do students have a homeroom teacher, they also have individual teachers for Computer Lab, Music, Science, Art, Spanish and Physical Education. They also have a wonderful after school program, and for kids 5^th grade and up, an organized sports program (most games played inside Incarnation’s very own indoor gym). Totally recommend taking a look.

As an very involved parent from Incarnation school and having two children attend Incarnation school for the past 8 years, I have seen first hand the high standards this school goes by. The education, faculty and principal are all exceptional, not to mention our children and there families. If your children have the privilege to attend it would not only be to their advantage, it would be life changing. Thank you our principal for always having our children’s best interest.

After attending this school for seven years and now am attending high school I appreciate everything this school has taught me. I don’t know about the rest of these bogus reviews from parents that don’t know anything about incarnation but I attended at this school for longer than any of the parents that left bad comments and I completely disagree with them this school gave me an upper hand on the rest of the students on my high school class. This school taught me not only how to be a good practicing Catholic like any Catholic school should but don’t. Incarnation Catholic school is the perfect standard of what all Catholic grammar schools should be like. So to all the other parents who never gave this school a chance… I feel bad for your children because they are missing out on a great education

I was hesitant to put my kids in this school due to the whole religion thing but I went to catholic private school as a child and it was a great school so I figured why not? Well what a mistake. When my child started at this school he had a great academic level and was spelling words like pollution at 3 years old. Once he got to Incarnation it went down hill. I noticed little by little how he was not learning anything. All they care about at this school is religion. They will brain wash your child. At 6 years old my son told me he wanted to die so he could see God because at school they told him when you die you see God. Like seriously? Who says that to a 6 year old? Some of the stuff he said to me at home was disturbing. Most of the kids in his class were mean. Same goes for some of the parents. Horrible environment. When he did his First Communion in one of the classes they asked the kids if they had considered becoming priests or nuns. I had it at that point.
I moved my kids to a new school and they are both doing great. They are learning useful things like Math and Science and they are excelling academically.
Incarnation School only cares about religion and money. I get that it’s a Catholic school but they should focus on teaching kids subjects that will help them in the future. What good is it if you know all your prayers but you can’t spell?
Would not recommend this school to anyone.

My daughter attends Incarnation. I think that there are good and bad parts to this school.
Uniforms, such a double edged sword here. They simultaneously make it easy and hard to get clothing. They present conformity but also make it difficult to find exact sizes as some sizes are more easily obtained than others.
The staff is courteous and some teachers are much better than others. When you have a teacher piling on the HW to a young child, it also seems a bit excessive. When the teacher is able to connect with your child though, there is a special bond and a great deal of learning commences. However both good and bad teachers seem to be here and thus some years are more difficult than others.
Pro Tip: Label your child’s jackets and accoutrements with their name or they will disappear into the lost and found pile never to be seen again.
I am very disappointed that the children are only able to play on blacktop as whatever my daughter wears to school she comes home absolutely filthy! It also means that her clothes are torn up and destroyed rather easily.
Overall the education is pushing my daughter somewhat. This is a good thing. At times, I wish it was a bit harder, so she can’t coast, but I know all kids are different and learn at different paces and different things. So I work with her on extra things at home. This definitely helps a lot.
There is also an extreme reliance on additional monies and time commitments to be required in addition to all of the tuition. I don’t understand why the tuition doesn’t cover everything and you can get deductions for things in lieu of additional charges for required fundraising and or time contributions. This honestly is something that bugs me personally. It would seem much easier to put everything into a single cost and then if you have the time and ability to do the other things to provide credits in lieu of additional charges…