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MISSION OF ASSUMPTION SCHOOL We educate our students in a nurturing environment, rooted in Gospel values and Catholic traditions, where each child is recognized, respected, and cherished as a child of God. In partnership with parents, we guide our students to grow in love, understanding, and practice of their Catholic faith, to actualize their individual academic potential, and to be responsible citizens who are Christ-like in their service to others.
Altar Servers, Boy and Girl Scouts, Certificate of Merit Program, Chess Club, Choir, Piano and Drama lessons, Student Council
Club or Organization: Academic Competitions, Decatholon, Odyssey of the Mind Team
School Notes
PHILOSOPHY We believe that:
- Catholic schools exist to integrate faith, life, and
culture.
- Parents are the first, most important educators, and that
their beliefs, values and actions are the primary and strongest
influence on children's lives.
- The function of elementary education is to build a strong
foundation of basic skills, work habits, and character development
in preparation for higher education and for life.
- Students learn best in an atmosphere of loving acceptance of
their unique God- given qualities.
- Students must work hard to do their best, and must strive to
develop their full potential as Christian members of their
community.
- A Catholic education leads students to be academic achievers,
good citizens, Christ-centered, and true stewards of God's
creation.
Therefore, we educate our students to be:
SCHOOL-WIDE LEARNING EXPECTATIONS
Faithful Disciples who:
- Pray, participate in Sunday Mass, and receive the
sacraments.
- Know the Gospel message, and the beliefs and traditions of
their faith.
- Serve others, work for social justice, and participate in the
faith community. Responsible Citizens who:
- Respect themselves, others, and God's creation.
- Love their country, exercise their rights, and fulfill their
responsibilities.
- Are globally aware, sensitive to diversity, and seek justice
for all. Motivated Learners who:
- Are self-disciplined and self-reliant.
- Are confident in their ability to set realistic goals.
Grades: K-8 | 145 students2.2 miles 2955 Huntington Dr San Marino, CA 91108 (626) 796-8223
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
59/27/2024
I am entering my 8th year as a parent at ABVM. I am so happy to have found a wonderful home away from home for my children. There have been some changes administratively in our time but one thing has remained constant... my kids are happy, have a wonderful group of friends, and are kind + respectful. I love all the extras the school has from the new STEM classes, advanced math placements, choir, performing arts, ribbon dancing, etc. My kids love being involved and we love keeping them busy!
- Posted by Parent - Joanna
53/15/2024
This Catholic school has a small family feel with a big heart. Families are very friendly, and hard-working, and many are involved in various activities. My 2 children benefit from the small class sizes and because of this, they receive a very personalized education. The school has a new principal and a new energy. It's a wonderful community.
- Posted by Parent - E.Wong
510/6/2023
Such a gem of a school! Small class sizes, excellent academic instruction and so many amazing extracurriculars like music, art, sports teams that compete regionally, and Spanish language instruction in all grades starting in TK. Many teachers have master's degrees and many years of experience teaching. This is more than a school, it is a welcoming place where your child will be part of a community. We love ABVM!
- Posted by Parent - JN
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