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The mission of Blessed Sacrament School is to provide a high quality academic program in a genuinely Catholic environment that affords students the opportunity to develop morally, spirtually, aesthetically, emotionally, and intellectually.
We believe that parents are the primary teachers of their child(ren) that the school supports the parents' efforts to foster the development of the whole child that students, as members of God's family, have obligations to Church, family, country, community, and those less fortunate than themselves and the school should be a Christian community where students, faculty, clergy, parents, staff, and parish organizations work together in an environment of mutual respect, honesty, and support.
The objectives set forth by Blessed Sacrament School have been designed to prepare our students to live successfully at the religious, intellectual, psychological, social, physical and moral level.
The mission of Blessed Sacrament School is to provide a high
quality academic program in a genuinely Catholic environment that
affords students the opportunity to develop morally, spirtually,
aesthetically, emotionally, and intellectually. We believe that
parents are the primary teachers of their child(ren) that the
school supports the parents' efforts to foster the development of
the whole child that students, as members of God's family, have
obligations to Church, family, country, community, and those less
fortunate than themselves and the school should be a Christian
community where students, faculty, clergy, parents, staff, and
parish organizations work together in an environment of mutual
respect, honesty, and support. The objectives set forth by Blessed
Sacrament School have been designed to prepare our students to live
successfully at the religious, intellectual, psychological, social,
physical and moral level.
Grades: NS-12 | 342 students11.8 miles 7800 Northside Dr North Charleston, SC 29420 (843) 797-2690
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
51/19/2024
Blessed Sacrament school is exceptional. The lids are happy and thriving and the community is welcoming and involved. Leadership is excellent and the school is growing. My kids love going to school every day.
- Posted by Parent - Parent 2nd/ 4th
57/29/2023
We absolutely love Blessed Sacrament. Our children love their teachers and are thriving in an accepting and nurturing environment that also has the rigor required to be prepared for high school. They are adding tons of new things and updating the school in many ways as well which is nice to see how healthy things are there.
- Posted by Parent - Two kids attending
55/17/2016
We love Blessed Sacrament School! My daughter has attended for the last 2 years and I couldn't be happier. The facility and staff are so nurturing, while still challenging her. I''m so pleased with her progress, all due to BSS. I encourage everyone to find out about this great environment.
- Posted by Parent - mdcru
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