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St. Augustine School strives to guide students toward knowledge of the Catholic faith; to encourage students to demonstrate their knowledge of church doctrine in day-to-day encounters; to instill in students the willingness to take up the challenge of Jesus by reaching out to others; to develop the maximum potential of each child.
We believe that education should be a total process of forming the whole person, developing the full potential of each child by encouraging each child to realize his/her own talents, and allowing each child opportunities to demonstrate and develop these talents by providing an atmosphere conducive to this development.
St. Augustine School strives to guide students toward knowledge
of the Catholic faith; to encourage students to demonstrate their
knowledge of church doctrine in day-to-day encounters; to instill
in students the willingness to take up the challenge of Jesus by
reaching out to others; to develop the maximum potential of each
child. We believe that education should be a total process of
forming the whole person, developing the full potential of each
child by encouraging each child to realize his/her own talents, and
allowing each child opportunities to demonstrate and develop these
talents by providing an atmosphere conducive to this
development.
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The average private school tuition in Essex County, MA is $27,903 for elementary schools and $42,449 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
