St. Louis School has been twice named a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence (2010 and 2017). Founded in 1923, this Catholic school is conveniently located in western Howard County at the crossroads of Routes 108 and 32. With 530 students in grades Pre-K through 8, the school strives for excellence in all areas to develop students of integrity, initiative, cooperation, Christian character, and self-direction.
Through our commitment to academic excellence and Catholic values, St. Louis School exists to educate lifelong learners who transform the world through intellect, love, justice and peace.
In-parish rates are extended to all those registered in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, regardless of parish, as well as active duty military families. The out-of-parish rate for the 2018/2019 school year is $10,270.
Club or Organization: Archery Club, CyberSTEM Club in partnership with NSF, Drama Club, FIRST Lego League, Its Academic, Yoga Club
Arts and Music Programs: and Symphonic Bands Program, Art Club, Concert, Prep, Primary and Cantor Chorus
Recreational Athletic Programs: Intramural and CYO Boys and Girls Basketball
School Notes
St. Louis School has been twice named a National Blue Ribbon
School of Excellence (2010 and 2017). Founded in 1923, this
Catholic school is conveniently located in western Howard County at
the crossroads of Routes 108 and 32. With 530 students in grades
Pre-K through 8, the school strives for excellence in all areas to
develop students of integrity, initiative, cooperation, Christian
character, and self-direction.
Through our commitment to academic excellence and Catholic
values, St. Louis School exists to educate lifelong learners who
transform the world through intellect, love, justice and
peace.
Grades: PK-10 | 237 students4 miles 6520 Martin Road Columbia, MD 21044 (410) 740-2425
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(5 reviews)
5
Great Administration, doing a fantastic job during Covid. Son is happy to be among peers.
- Posted by Parent - Momster
5
We are blessed to have found St Louis School. The teachers are caring and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this school.
- Posted by Parent - Monthe
5
After attending public, Montessori and private schools in Howard County, I have to say that St. Louis has been the best, most rewarding, experience for our son (and us) since transferring into 3rd grade. The high teacher-student ratio, rigorous academics, foreign language instruction, nurturing teachers and staff, as well as the sports and dynamic after-school clubs have converted our son into child that WANTS to go to school every single morning. Can't imagine a stronger recommendation for a school. While we experienced the more expensive private schools in the past, the quality of St. Louis'' academics, staff, campus and community is every bit as high, if not higher, than the high-priced competition.
- Posted by Parent - gonza
5
I consider myself blessed that my kids go to St. Louis School. The quality of the education is outstanding. The fact my kids are surrounded by others who share their faith and values system is providing them a solid foundation for the rest of their lives. The resources my kids have access to in the classroom, extra curricular activities, and from the support system of teachers, administrators, other parents, and the parish is unprecedented in Howard County. It is the best investment my husband and I could make.
- Posted by Parent - musse
5
St. Louis School offers an excellent quality of academics in a warm, nurturing environment. The school nurtures the whole child and offers an extensive amount of extra-curricular opportunities to prepare their students for their future. I highly recommend this school!
- Posted by Parent - zwhit
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Decades ago private schools could have been accused of being elitist. You had to have money to attend. The student populations were fairly homogeneous. Fortunately that has changed.
