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At Our Lady of Charity we believe in the power of a Catholic education that instills values, honesty, and discipline.
Our faith, fortitude and integrity, derived from the example of Jesus in the Gospel, drive us forward in all of our endeavors – religious, academic, and physical.
Through education and the love Christ has for us, we strive to become saints and scholars, disciples of Christ and leaders in the community. With enlightened minds and the courage of conviction, we will change the world..
Garden Club, Girls on the Run, Literacy Club, Math Club, Student Council, Youth Group
School Notes
It is a major goal of Our Lady of Charity School to help each
child develop spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, physically,
morally, and socially to his/her fullest potential. The
children of Our Lady of Charity School are separate individuals who
approach the world of learning with various levels of development,
natural ability, and backgrounds. Hence, they learn in
different ways. The teaching community will address these
differences through a variety of learning experiences, adjusting
the curriculum to the perceived needs of each child. In all
that it attempts to do, the school recognizes the parent as the
primary educator of the child.
The school builds on and enhances what is learned
within the family; school and family are partners in the education
of the child.
Recognizing the need to develop the whole child, Our
Lady of Charity School is dedicated to academic excellence in a
Catholic environment. We believe that this environment must
fulfill five pillars of excellence:Catholic Spirit,
Academic Excellence, Collaborative Leadership, Community
Focus,andCommitment to
Service.
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: Prekindergarten-8
Enrollment: 221 students
Yearly Tuition: $6,567
Acceptance rate: 98%
Average class size: 20 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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