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The mission of Holy Family Catholic School is to nurture the development of each child's highest spiritual and academic potential, promoting Catholic beliefs and gospel values in a caring environment.
The philosophy of Holy Family Catholic School is to provide a Christian atmosphere wherein the faculty challenges the students to achieve academic excellence.
We believe that each student has been blessed with individual gifts and talents, which need to be cultivated and shared.
In loving and supportive surrondings, each child is encouraged and helped to grow in faith, knowledge and love.
The mission of Holy Family Catholic School is to nurture the
development of each child's highest spiritual and academic
potential, promoting Catholic beliefs and gospel values in a caring
environment. The philosophy of Holy Family Catholic School is to
provide a Christian atmosphere wherein the faculty challenges the
students to achieve academic excellence. We believe that each
student has been blessed with individual gifts and talents, which
need to be cultivated and shared. In loving and supportive
surrondings, each child is encouraged and helped to grow in faith,
knowledge and love.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Holy Family Catholic School's ranking?
Holy Family Catholic School ranks among the top 20% of private schools in Florida for: Largest student body.
When is the application deadline for Holy Family Catholic School?
The application deadline for Holy Family Catholic School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
We have had two children in the school for four years now. We moved from a Catholic school in the North. This school is incredibly well run and the teachers are extremely caring and encouraging. The facilities are in great shape, strong academics, good extracurricular programs and the religious formation is fantastic. This is a five star school.
- Posted by Parent - TwoStudents
53/16/2012
The teacher to student ratio is 35 to 1. While this is fine in the elementary school it becomes an issue in the middle school especially if you student is above average in intelligence. There are no honors or AP type courses and the large class sizes makes it impossible to challenge gifted students. It is a great school for the average student.
- Posted by Parent - wsgro
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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