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St. Susanna is the parish school of St. Susanna Parish, Mason, Ohio.
It follows the prescribed course of study provided by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
In addition, St. Susanna Parish School teaches to develop the spirituality, morality, and intellectual abilities of all students; encourages students to become understanding and participating members of the Body of Christ; and respects and responds to the uniqueness of each person as a member of that one body, and works to create an environment of cooperative achievement for the students.
Each child is an individual because of his or her unique creation and destiny.
Each has divinely given human rights, among which is the right to be educated as a Christian.
We have been at this school for 10+ years now and have been very pleased. The education is top notch and the faculty is attentive to each student. Our children were fully prepared for High-school and explored various extra curriculars during their time at St. Susanna. We value the sense of community more than anything. We've always felt welcome in the school and love that they offer many opportunities to come together and bond as a class or as a school.
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The average private school tuition in Warren County, OH is $13,035 for elementary schools and $14,035 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
