Smaller Classes
The approximate student-teacher ratio in our elementary schools is 13 to 1. In our secondary schools, it is approximately 7 to 1.
The math is very straightforward:
Smaller classes = more learning resources distributed to fewer students.
Those resources include computer-assisted instruction across the whole educational curriculum and leading-edge academic practices. But the most essential resource is the teacher’s time, attention, and instruction.
Our teachers go through a regular process of evaluation and certification, and they meet or exceed all state regulations and guidelines. So you can count on them to deliver instruction at the peak of professional standards. In addition, all our schools are fully accredited by the prestigious New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the same accrediting agency that sanctions such esteemed institutions as Harvard and Yale.
Quality teaching, delivered in smaller classes. If this sounds like the right learning environment for your child, then have a conversation with a school administrator at a Catholic School near you.
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