John W Costello

This school was mainly focused on kids with special needs. They were going to reject me, as my entry test scores were too low. Apparently, 3% isn't good enough for these snobs. First day I was put into a class and some kid was crying on the floor, apparently your not supposed to kick the kids with downsy. This school taught me that Jesus was daddy and to worship our dead baby daddy on the daily! I was taught by one of my teachers that the cross was not supposed be turned upside down (Who knew) and this was enforced by multiple lashings in front of the school. Entire assembly's were held so that the school could bear witness to the act. I was sent to the catholic court of Costello to stand on trial for my crimes. Unfortunately i was assigned to what i hate the most; helping people in need. i ended up handling the situation pretty well until I saw 2 elderly men holding hands walking down the street. As taught in my religion, we allow a bible between us at all times. So i threw one at them. This unfortunately knocked one out. Permanently. I was not punished for this, as this was normal in this school. At the end of the year, my doctor told me that I was wasn't actually a downsie (Plot twist!) I was actually diabetic.I always knew I was special in some way.

I went to this school grades 3-6 and I’m now in 9th grade thinking about high school. And looking back at this school the music teacher was terrible and made many kids dread music class but the other teachers were great especially my grade 4 teacher miss V -ps I believe the music teacher left

pretty decent school I went there from k-6 and it was ok until grade 6 when the amazing new principal came and some new teachers.

Absolutely incredible... The teachers are amazing and when you are attending the school, you feel as though it is one big happy family !

Been there from kindergarten to grade 6 and now I'm in grade 7. I miss the school so much the teachers were awsome!