Help me compare these 3 schools

Anonymous
I am considering these three schools for Kindergarten for my daughter: St.Raphaels, St .Elizabeths, and the Woods Academy.

We have visited each school and they are all very different! We have applied to all 3.

As a background...My husband and I both attended Catholic school k-8 ( DH in MD and me here in MD) and I attended Good Counsel. He is Catholic and I am another Christian faith.

As I wait for decisions on applications to come out I am looking for any opinions, comments, experiences at these three.

What is the vibes at these 3 schools? Are you happy at the school you chose? Are families welcoming? How rigorous are the academics?

Anonymous
The Woods is so conservative, it makes St. Raphael look like St. Elizabeth.
Anonymous
Kids I know from St. Elizabeth's who are in high school / college right now - got accepted to where they wanted to go and doing very well.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The Woods is so conservative, it makes St. Raphael look like St. Elizabeth.


Is this a joke? Lol
I can’t tell
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Woods is so conservative, it makes St. Raphael look like St. Elizabeth.


Is this a joke? Lol
I can’t tell


Has to be a joke bc Woods is the least conservative of the 3 schools. It’s not a parochial school and only has mass for holy days and religion only taught twice a week compared to the parochial schools.
Anonymous
I would agree Woods is more different from the other two. K at Woods is the last year of Montessori so 30 mixed age kids per classroom. St. Raphael and St. E’s each has about 25 kids/ class.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The Woods is so conservative, it makes St. Raphael look like St. Elizabeth.


Lol. Don't want the competition?
Anonymous
All 3 of those schools are great and I know several families st each school. I personally loved Woods Academy when we were looking for 3rd grade admissions. We ultimately chose a different school that was a 3rd -12th just so we didn’t have to do the admissions process all over in 8th grade.
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