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Bishop's Academy at Most Holy Rosary is an academically strong Pre-K through 6th grade school supported by the Syracuse Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church.
Bishop's Academy at Most Holy Rosary teaches a curriculum that is based on an integrated course of study aimed at exceeding New York State Educational Standards while promoting spiritual growth.
We strongly encourage parents to participate in school activities and programs and welcome their involvement in the educational process.
12 E. Oneida Street Baldwinsville, NY 13027 (315) 635-1818
19.6 miles
Gr: PK-6 | 186 studentsAvg. class size: 15 studentsTuition listed
School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
55/12/2020
Most Holy Rosary is a staple on our community. I am so blessed to say that my children attend the same school that my parents graduated from! The administration, staff, volunteers and families are welcoming, helpful and diverse. The teachers have demonstrated their skills beyond measure especially during our transition to distance learning. Most Holy Rosary School is a community that always has and will continue to extend beyond four walls.
- Posted by Parent - Annie
58/12/2019
There is no other school that compares to MHR. Their core values are solid. The teachers are hard work and dedication. My child was far ahead of the pack academically and spiritually. I'm proud of being a Roseryan and even more proud because my child is also one.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - CCN
58/10/2013
Excellent school with dedicated teachers. Strong academics.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - cheri
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