St Juliana School

Grades: PK-8
Student Enrollment: 450

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3 out of 5 | 2 Reviews

Address
326 Pine Ter
West Palm Beach, FL 33405

Phone
(561) 655-1922

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School Description

St Juliana School enrolls 450 preschool and elementary school students from grades PK-8. It is located in West Palm Beach, FL, which is a highly populated city with a median household income of $36,774.

School Operational Details

Students Have Access to a Library or Media Center

School Days and Hours

School Days Per Year: 180
Note: Kindergarten Operates Five Days Per Week
School Hours Per Day: 7
Note: Kindergarten Operates on a Full Day Schedule

School Religious Orientation

Roman Catholic
Diocese of Palm Beach, FL

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3 out of 5 | 2 Reviews

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Reviewed by Parent/Guardian on October 22, 2009
Rating: (1 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
***WARNING TO PARENTS****IF YOUR CHILD HAS ANY ILLNESS, SAVE THE HEART ACHE AND DO NOT SEND THEM HERE **** Less than perfect children need not apply they will not be welcomed !!!!!
I have been raised Catholic and my whole family are devout Catholics. This summer my 13 year old daughter was diagnosed with bi-polar we immediately seeked the best help available which meant taking her to Orlando to a resident center for treatment. She is stable and a very sweet and bright girl. Based on the advice of professionals who told us not to reveal her disease we registered her in St Juliana, we were happy to get her to a smaller school where faith was at the center of it all. On day 3 there was a substitute which became unhappy with something she was doing, she confronted her to let you know she needed to go to the principals office, my daughter has never been in any trouble at school or any other place, she asked "what did I do?" at which time the sub told her in a loud voice to go to the office. After telling her side to the guidance counselor she began to cry (mind you this is the first time since kindergarten she was ever gone to the office for any trouble) the counselor did not know why she was crying and told her that she would look into it, at this point my daughter let her know that she was bi-poler and maybe that is why she was crying, I received a call from the principal a couple of minutes later wanting to meet with me immediately, when I informed her that I could not be there in 15 minutes because I was approx 100 miles away working, she told me that we would have to withdraw her from school, that I had not been honest with her, that I did not tell her that she was bi-polar and that she threatened a teacher (never disclosing the fact that it was a sub) and they could not have a child like this in their school. I was heart broken because my little girl loved the school and the kids there. My daughter came home feeling that due to her (controlled) desease she was not welcomed and begged us to ask for a second chance and to please check with the other teachers which all liked her. When our family most needed the support of our church, faith, parish, we were turned away, sad and heart broken, because our little girl is sick ! Last night we prayed that our hearts do not harden and that others will not feel the neglect that our family has experienced.

Reviewed by Parent/Guardian on October 22, 2009
Rating: (5 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
***WARNING TO PARENTS****IF YOUR CHILD HAS ANY ILLNESS, SAVE THE HEART ACHE AND DO NOT SEND THEM HERE **** Less than perfect children need not apply they will not be welcomed !!!!!
I have been raised Catholic and my whole family are devout Catholics. This summer my 13 year old daughter was diagnosed with bi-polar we immediately seeked the best help available which meant taking her to Orlando to a resident center for treatment. She is stable and a very sweet and bright girl. Based on the advice of professionals who told us not to reveal her disease we registered her in St Juliana, we were happy to get her to a smaller school where faith was at the center of it all. On day 3 there was a substitute which became unhappy with something she was doing, she confronted her to let you know she needed to go to the principals office, my daughter has never been in any trouble at school or any other place, she asked "what did I do?" at which time the sub told her in a loud voice to go to the office. After telling her side to the guidance counselor she began to cry (mind you this is the first time since kindergarten she was ever gone to the office for any trouble) the counselor did not know why she was crying and told her that she would look into it, at this point my daughter let her know that she was bi-poler and maybe that is why she was crying, I received a call from the principal a couple of minutes later wanting to meet with me immediately, when I informed her that I could not be there in 15 minutes because I was approx 100 miles away working, she told me that we would have to withdraw her from school, that I had not been honest with her, that I did not tell her that she was bi-polar and that she threatened a teacher (never disclosing the fact that it was a sub) and they could not have a child like this in their school. I was heart broken because my little girl loved the school and the kids there. My daughter came home feeling that due to her (controlled) desease she was not welcomed and begged us to ask for a second chance and to please check with the other teachers which all liked her. When our family most needed the support of our church, faith, parish, we were turned away, sad and heart broken, because our little girl is sick ! Last night we prayed that our hearts do not harden and that others will not feel the neglect that our family has experienced.

Faculty Details and Student Enrollment

Students and Faculty

Total Students Enrolled: 450
Total Full Time "Equivalent" Teachers: 30.0
Full-Time Teachers: 30
Average Student-To-Teacher Ratio: 14.3
Percent Minority Students: 42.9%

Students Gender Breakdown

Males: 192 (42.7%)
Females: 258 (57.3%)

Student Enrollment Distribution by Race / Ethnicity

St Juliana School Student Race Distribution

	Number	Percent
American Indian	-	-
Black	12	2.7%
Asian	9	2.0%
Hispanic	172	38.2%
White	237	52.7%

Number of Students Per Grade

	Number	Percent
Pre-Kindergarten	20	4.4%
Kindergarten	32	7.1%
1st Grade	28	6.2%
2nd Grade	52	11.6%
3rd Grade	43	9.6%
4th Grade	48	10.7%
5th Grade	50	11.1%
6th Grade	60	13.3%
7th Grade	43	9.6%
8th Grade	46	10.2%

Source: FL Department of Education, Source: NCES 2009-2010

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