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Kindergarten through Eighth Grade is provided by St. Charles Catholic School, with extended Day Care available before and after school hours.
St. Charles School is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and provides quality education in a Christian atmosphere.
Here, Christ is the center of every classroom. The students learn in an environment based on the principles of Catholic teaching.
St. Charles School serves to reinforce what is expected that the students are being taught at home, Regular School Masses, daily religion class, concern for and outreach to the less fortunate, and good sportsmanship are part of the regular school program.
In 1999 a new classroom building named Mercy Hall, after the Sisters of Mercy who founded our school, was completed which provides three new classrooms to replace older, outdated classrooms, The Joan B. Kroc Technology Center with computer, video, and applied technology learning modules available to the students, rest rooms and the Athletic Director's Office.
A full range of athletic activities is available to the students of the school, with the school teams participating in intra-school games with other parochial schools in the league.
Kindergarten through Eighth Grade is provided by St. Charles
Catholic School, with extended Day Care available before and after
school hours. St. Charles School is fully accredited by the Western
Association of Schools and Colleges, and provides quality education
in a Christian atmosphere. Here, Christ is the center of every
classroom. The students learn in an environment based on the
principles of Catholic teaching. St. Charles School serves to
reinforce what is expected that the students are being taught at
home, Regular School Masses, daily religion class, concern for and
outreach to the less fortunate, and good sportsmanship are part of
the regular school program. In 1999 a new classroom building named
Mercy Hall, after the Sisters of Mercy who founded our school, was
completed which provides three new classrooms to replace older,
outdated classrooms, The Joan B. Kroc Technology Center with
computer, video, and applied technology learning modules available
to the students, rest rooms and the Athletic Director's Office. A
full range of athletic activities is available to the students of
the school, with the school teams participating in intra-school
games with other parochial schools in the league.
Great school with a family like atmosphere. The 7th grade teacher is the best by far and was one of the best years of my life. Students can form amazing friendships because of the small class size. The teachers both truly care for the students and prepare them very well for high school and future jobs. School is completely state of the art with new computers and tech lab with Smart Boards in every classroom. Google Docs and Classroom is implemented very well in the eighth grade class as well. This is a great school for any child and they will always remember.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - anl70
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: Kindergarten-8
Enrollment: 180 students
Yearly Tuition: $8,469
Average class size: 18 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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