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St. Joseph Regional School has been Keene's Catholic school since its founding in 1887.
St. Joseph Regional School provides education for the whole child in pre-school and grades K-8.
St. Joseph School is child-centered and committed to the ministry of education by educating each child spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, socially, and physically; developing a close personal relationship with God and others through worship, service, and lived Gospel values; and providing a challenging, well-rounded curriculum through collaboration of teachers, students, parents, Church, and community.
Grades: NS-8 | 109 students2.6 miles 100 Maple Ave Keene, NH 03431 (603) 352-9403
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
55/5/2020
Outstanding. I couldn't ask for more in a small school. The Principal, Chris Smith, is the most dedicated educator I've come across. He is accessible, compassionate, incredibly hard working. The academics challenge thinking and are never rote. The community seems open-minded.
- Posted by Parent - Gabrielle Regney
57/24/2015
We have had 3 children through this school. They went on to prep schools throughout New England and succeeded with the work ethic and morals learned at the school. The youngest is in her second year of high school and is on honor roll. While all schools have their shortcomings, taking in total, we highly recommend the institution.
- Posted by Parent - cushi
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