San Felipe De Neri School
Albuquerque, NM 87104
Phone: (505) 338-1841
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private • Grades PK,KG,1,2,3,4,5,6,7, • 172 students
San Felipe De Neri School, a private school located in Albuquerque, NM, serves grades PK-8 in the .
San Felipe De Neri School is a private school located in Albuquerque, NM. 172 students attend San Felipe De Neri School.
Posted: January 7, 2025
I ended up pulling out my daughter out the school bc of ongoing issues with bullying from teachers and classmates. She also attended Pre-K which was just as bad as an experience as Kindergarten but i also gave them the benefit of the doubt .
My daughters boy classmate choked her during recess and she stripped has nightmares.
Cheryl told me, they dropped the ball when they didnt bother notify me about the incident. The teacher said she was going to send out an email to explain what had happened which i never received
Cheryl never replies to emails and she prides herself on being the cheapest when it come to tuition in Albuquerque.
Remember, you get what you pay for.
Always believe your kids. Good luck.
Posted: January 7, 2025
Posted: June 25, 2024
Given the benefit of the doubt of Cheryl being a new principle to San Felipe. She has continued to show no concern in issues that arise. Very unreceptive and has an untouchable attitude. Given that she is best friends with the superintendent, which can be worrisome. My child has been here since 2016, but we will be pulling them out and looking for schools that offer support and equality. This school has clicks of staff that bully other teachers or teachers bullying children. Very concerning in my opinion.
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Posted: May 30, 2024
San Felipe de Neri is one of the best schools in Albuquerque . San Felipe taught me everything I know the teachers I had were the best teachers out there . Me and my 2 cousins had so much fun there . Thank you .
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Posted: November 2, 2016
New principal who is young and ready to make positive changes to the school. In the short time she has been there the technology room has been upgraded as well as security into the school.
Posted: November 2, 2016
New PreK teacher is excited to teach. My child is excited to learn. Very exciting for me to see.
Posted: November 2, 2016
We are new to the school and I can tell that new leadership has come in and has started to make positive changes. My son's PreK teacher is awesome and I can see him wanting to learn and enjoy what he is learning. I love the small class sizes and the sense of community. I look forward to having my son attend many more years at the school.
Posted: August 12, 2015
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Posted: August 12, 2015
This school is definitely a throwback in time with regard to academic rigor and some more old school types of teaching, but I find nothing wrong with old school as public schools are lacking so much. For example, when do public school students learn to punctuate sentences? Maybe never if it's not on a standardized test. I agree with some postings here that mention a lack of leadership at the school; however, if parents are going to complain about a school, they need to spellcheck their reviews. I personally wouldn't be convinced by strong claims riddled with typos. What the school has going for it are loving teachers and a strong sense of community. I am happy to have my child here. I feel lucky and blessed to drop her off in the morning.
Posted: March 26, 2015
I am a much older sibling of a student that went to San Felipe de Neri. He thrived at this school and continues to thrive in High School. He had amazing teachers that guided him to becoming a well-rounded teen. They challenged him and gave him the tools he needs to be successful. They were helpful and were always there to mentor or provide tutoring if he struggled. The office staff is attentive and helpful. All staff knows each child by name, because they truly care about them. The new principal is always present and there if you have questions or concerns. This school has strong family and Catholic values that are passed on through generations. I have a son who will be an upcoming Pre-K student and I cannot wait for him to go to a school where he and his education are truly cared about. Here I know he will be challenged and given a strong Catholic foundation so may succeed in his future.
Posted: February 11, 2015
My children went to this school for two and a half years. They were diagnosed with Dyslexia. The school promised to work on some accommodation to make the boys successful. It never happen. It was so hard to communicate with the teachers who have an attitude of "My way or the highways" They told me they have rigor in their classes. I observed the class... Can t find it... They are good paper pushers. Drilling them perfect! Higher type of learning. None...They expect my dyslexic children to memorize 20 to 30 vocabularies a week? Memorize facts.... who does that? Old schools. Now, they were sending me bill for withdrawal fee? My children were not serviced... they were traumatize with the experience. They want more money... I want my money back! I am filing a complaint so that this school will learn its lesson. I am so glad I move them to public. Where is their Catholic teaching there? Wanting more money even if they provide disservice to this particular students? I know they are hurting for money because a lot of students withdrew from the school but they should just do what is right as a follower of Christ! They have a good bookish Catholic teaching.Please teach what you preach!
Posted: July 31, 2014
worst school ever they don't even have a nurse with all the money they ask for on top of what you have to pay is crazy if you don't donate then what you say don't matter waste of time and money
Posted: June 28, 2012
Worst school ever ! lack of discepline and leadership one word POLITICAL! Do Not Even Consider This school!!!!!! I will put one star because i have to, but it deserves a BIG FAT 0
Posted: June 19, 2012
This school lacks leadership, discipline, and is behind academically. My child was not challenged by the in-class lessons or by the homework. My child is advanced, however nothing was done to challenge her. When I contacted the administration regarding my concerns the response received was, if my child is below average then this was not the school for our family. I was stunned by the response since it had nothing to do with my concerns or with child s capabilities. The school does not have a nurse. Extracurricular activity is limited. My child participated in P.E., Computer Lab, and Library Lab once a week. Spanish is not taught to younger children. Art and Music is offered once a week for one third of the year. The afterschool program is not structured. The employees who are in charge of the program do not activity engage the students in constructive activities. Students are discouraged from doing homework and do not receive assistance or encouragement when taking it upon themselves to complete their assignments. The location of the school is great, and children are taken on filed trips. Everything else is less then desirable. My child will not be returning this upcoming year.
Posted: April 15, 2012
Our family loves this school. Our children attend San Felipe and their cousin's, public. This school is without a doubt at least 2 years above public. Our kids have learned to be better catholics, students and members of a community. Our only dislike, is the school seeks a state funded grant annually for the Pre-k program. The grant monies do not benefit the school at all, and tend to hinder the teacher's ablity to instruct as they see fit. This grant gives the state more power to dictate our ciriculum which is not up to the school's standard. I would rather just pay the full tuition and have our kids excel more.
Posted: November 24, 2011
This school is great on communication, but lacks on leadership. All of the teachers are sweet and well- educated.
Posted: May 11, 2010
This school has very many assets one being their involvement with the community and the sense of family that is always present there. The academics have been very good and compared to the public schools I do believe they are a cut above. The principal is good but is very fair and does not play favoritess so I do think that is why the other people have said their comments that they have here. I attedned this school as a child and find the same values and community that was there when I attended. Scholastically I believe a lot has to do with your own child and their abilities.
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