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Our mission at Good Shepherd School is to equip our students with the tools of learning and to endow them with the wisdom of the ages so they may serve God and their fellow man with love, virtue, and strength.
Club or Organization: Chess Club, Student Congress/Debate
Arts and Music Programs: Choir, Strings Orchestra
School Notes
Good Shepherd School has been established to provide an
academically excellent education that is distinctively classical
and Christian in the Anglican Tradition, in order to equip students
to be the moral and intellectual leaders in their callings.
Grades: PK-12 | 702 students2.1 miles 2695 S Southwest Loop 323 Tyler, TX 75701 (903) 579-6000
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School Reviews
59/8/2012
My daughter has gone to Good Shepherd since kindergarten- and she will be entering 8th grade this year. The focus is in building strong character and academic excellence. Parents are able to get to know one another. There is a strong sense of community. I hear about problems like bullying and social hazing- but these are not allowed to exist at Good Shepherd. I cannot recommend this school highly enough!
- Posted by Parent - Clmit
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