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At St Benedict School, we nurture every child's individual gifts with a rigorous and challenging educational experience.
With its low faculty/student ratio and neighborhood emphasis, St. Benedict is a safe, family-oriented and community-involved school.
St. Benedict students academic achievement significantly exceed that of comparable public schools, at a much more affordable cost than comparable private schools.
As a K-8 school, students avoid the jarring transition to middle school from a typical K-5 program; St.
Benedict School truly prepares students for success in high school and beyond.
We emphasize community both within our school and with the outside world.
Within the school, each student belongs to a "family," each of which includes a student from each grade.
Students are involved with an array of social service activities, and have international contacts as well.
School Motto: Grounded in Values, Growing in Knowledge
At St Benedict School, we nurture every child's individual gifts
with a rigorous and challenging educational experience. With its
low faculty/student ratio and neighborhood emphasis, St. Benedict
is a safe, family-oriented and community-involved school. St.
Benedict students academic achievement significantly exceed that of
comparable public schools, at a much more affordable cost than
comparable private schools. As a K-8 school, students avoid the
jarring transition to middle school from a typical K-5 program; St.
Benedict School truly prepares students for success in high school
and beyond. We emphasize community both within our school and with
the outside world. Within the school, each student belongs to a
"family," each of which includes a student from each grade.
Students are involved with an array of social service activities,
and have international contacts as well.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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