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Our Lady of Fatima School
(914) 723-0460
963 Scarsdale Rd
Scarsdale, NY 10583
Level: n/a
District: Private



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Our Lady of Fatima School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating4
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating4
Average Parents Rating4
Average Safety Rating4


Our Lady of Fatima School Reviews

 
This school is the best school around. My children are so happy here. The education is one of the best that I have seen. This is a warm and comfortable environment for the children. We are so pleased to be a part of this school family.

I love Our Lady of Fatima the teachers are nice and they help me a lot with my work too!Im glad I go to this school and the student are really kind.

I have four children enrolled in this school and have always thought that our retiring Principal was wonderful - I will miss Mrs. ARcaro very much - my children work very hard at school but are very prepared for the next level of learning. It is a wonderful family like environment.

My children attended OLF from K-8th grade. They were so well prepared for the high competive high school they attended, that they made honors throughout. They were happy and felt secure and close to their teachers and friends. The atmosphere was friendly and supportive. The parents are encouraged to get involved and are vital to many of the fun activities. The families form strong bonds with the school and eachother.

As a parent of two student grads of OLF and one soon to be, I've been extremely pleased with their experiences at Fatima. They received the tools to suceed in High School and College. They've made long time friends and go back to visit. We'll miss Fatima after our final graduate moves on.

As a parent of 2 children in OLF I have to say that I have had a very enjoyable experience at the school. My daughter, 14 has been in the school since Kindergarten and has had a very positive experience there. She has made honor roll almost every semester since 5th grade and made every high school of her choice. Many of my friends have older children that have gone on to different high schools and they have had a very easy transition compared to their friends from other schools. Many have gone into honors classes in their high schools. All of our past graduates rave how well prepared they were for 9th grade. The parents are friendly are caring are we don't have many of the 'clicks' you will get at other area schools. Come and see OLF and you will be impressed. Hope to see you there!

I have only praise for OLF. My daughter is still in the lower grades, but in the years she has been attending OLF, I have seen much progress. OLF is definitely challenging, but how else do we know what our children are capable of. The students who graduate from OLF can handle the challenges of high school. The schools academics is second to none and the school may be small, but so are the class sizes which is so important and unseen in other catholic schools in the area. The teachers can help those struggling students. OLF is a wonderful school when it come to teaching, nurturing and understanding. I feel that there is nothing wrong with hard work and little extra homework which is what too many schools lack. OLF gets 4 stars from me.

As a graduate of OLF, I am honored to say that I have attended the school. Academics of highest concern, and the teachers work exceptionally hard to prepare a challenging, yet enlightening and enjoyable classes. Though the workload could seem rather intense, it definitely helped to prepare me for the path ahead. I learned how time management and efficiency was necessary for success, and it was shown through my results. The atmosphere is a nurturing and uplifting one, necessary for children preparing their way for high school. There is a healthy competitiveness instilled within the students, compelling them to strive for excellence, no less. There is s high level of parental involvement, through the wondrous class mothers. Teachers are deeply involved with the students, tending to the abilities of each student. Overall, I find myself with deep respect for OLF, and disagree strongly with anyone who begs to differ.

Presently I have 2 children in OLF and I LOVE that the children are challenged. Kids to need to be challenged everyday of their life. It may seem difficult to the kids but when they leave OLF they are so much more ready for High School than any other school in our area, that is a fact. The small and private set up of the school is a great asset. To contradict other reviews, I found the teachers to be so very attentive and willing to help the struggling children ( I have One) their were so kind and always willing to do whatever they could to help the child succeed.Their are so many nice parents involved in the PSA and so many opportunities that are so enjoyable to get involved in.

My experience is that when the 8th grade teacher realiized that 7 of us were not challenged by the math curriculum, they enlisted help from a college professor who proceeded to hold an algebra class. The academic level at this school is second to none. However, the parent and child must commit themselves to attaining excellence. Parent involvement is up to the parent. The amount of required work was never unbearable and it prepared me for the challenges of high school. As a matter of fact, the level of education I received at OLF was so high that after a semester at Stepinac (honors class) my family moved upstate and I attended a public school that did not challange me for the next 3 years.

As a fomer student of OLF, my experiances are not pleasent, with excess amounts of homework, and long projects without much help or guidance from the teachers or staff. They seemed more concerned about discipline and consiquences, rather than guiding the student. They can't seem to grip the fact that students do not work at the same level, and that there are different levels of intelligence. I was borderline failing, and in danger of being retained; however I transfered out and ironically in my new school I was being priased for my effort, and earned much better grades on my report card(straight A's to be exact). As far as extra curricular activites are concerned, OLF does not offer many. Personally treating children(ages 7-13) with such harsh critism, and discipline I dont think they are emotionally ready to handle it. I hope this review is useful for whoever may read it.

I am a recent graduate of OLF. My years there were overall decent. However I have many gripes with them. One is that the teachers provided no extra help for struggling students. If there was one subject that you were not doing well in you would have to seek guidance outside of school. Another problem I have with OLF is the quality of teachers. I had some great teachers but some seemed as if they wanted to go home more than the students, who would be bombarded with homework without any knowlegde of the subject. Another problem is how OLF is a female dominated school. Girls get away with much more than boys do. I do not want to bash OLF completley, however. Overall I was well prepared academically and I am doing well in high school. OLF can be a great experience or a terrible one, you make the decision.

The departmental program (5-8) is not geared to all children. Exceptional students may excel here, but the average to below-average child will definitaly struggle, if not fail here. I find that there is excessive amounts of homework and much of my time is spent re-teaching lessons for exams. Teachers are not available for extra help and communication is poor. This school loses many students to other schools because of its inability to address 'individual' strengths and weaknesses, the inaccessabilty of teachers and the tremendous strain felt at home due to the work overload.



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