Bishop John A Marshall School vs. Laraway School
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School Overview
Top Rankings
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Overview
Bishop Marshall School (BJAMS) educates children of all faiths to form moral, thoughtful, caring, Christian citizens, and inspires them to achieve academic excellence.
BJAMS is a private Catholic school educating students in grades PreK - 8 where students develop an appetite for learning, strong character, and a foundation for the future.
With compeititve academics, expanding sport programs, technology throughout the building, popular drama and art programs, French and Spanish, afterschool clubs, a vibrant parent community, and much more, be sure to learn more about what makes BJAMS an excellent choice.
Concerned about tuition Apply for their generous tuition assistance packages and you will find out BJAMS is a lot more afforable than you thought. You can read the blog at www.bjams.org/blog.
Larway School is a licensed independent school speicalizing in working with students with mental health and special education needs. A focus on finding the strengths of children and encouraging educaitonal and emotional growth. Laraway has couseling and therapeutic adventure education and arts programing.
Also, independent living and school to work components to ensure our older students a solid transition to life,.
Grades Offered
NS-8
NS-12
Blue Ribbon School
Yes
No
Offers Post-Graduate Year
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No
Learning Difference Programs
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Yes
Learning Programs Supported
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Emotional Disturbance, language impaired, learning disabilities, and other health impairment
Year Founded
1998
1972
Students Body
Total Students
122 students
28 students
Student Body Type
Co-ed
Co-ed
% Students of Color
3%
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Students by Grade
Students by Grade
Pre-K Students
6
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Kindergarten Students
11
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Grade 1 Students
10
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Grade 2 Students
13
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Grade 3 Students
16
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Grade 4 Students
18
-
Grade 5 Students
15
2
Grade 6 Students
13
4
Grade 7 Students
13
2
Grade 8 Students
7
3
Grade 9 Students
-
5
Grade 10 Students
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6
Grade 11 Students
-
2
Grade 12 Students
-
4
Academics and Faculty
Total Classroom Teachers
12 teachers
9 teachers
% Faculty with Advance Degree
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50%
Average Class Size
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6
Teacher : Student Ratio
1:10
1:3
Classroom Dress Code
Formal
Casual
Finances and Admission
Admission Deadline
None / Rolling
None / Rolling
Admissions Director
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Julia Landry