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School Notes
St. Marys Visitation School offers a low teacher to student ratio.
We take pride in our ability to know all of our parents and
students. Our staff is committed to working with our parents in
providing a quality Catholic education to all students. Working
together allows our student to prosper.
St. Marys Visitation School is affordable. St. Marys tuition is one
of the lowest of all elementary schools in the Diocese of Scranton.
Financial Aid is provided to many of our students and St. Marys is
proud to provide the most number of scholarships of all elementary
school in the Diocese. Fund raising options are also available to
help defray the tuition fee.
One of the many features of St. Marys Visitation School is our
after school program which runs from 2:15 until 5:30 pm. This
program provides a warm and safe environment for students in
pre-school through grade 5 on a full-time or part-time basis.
Source: Verified school update
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