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Little Flower School, in partnership with the family, is a Roman Catholic community devoted to the growth of the whole child.
We celebrate the uniqueness of each child and provide students with the opportunity to realize their spiritual and academic potential in a diverse and changing world.
Little Flower School serves students in Pre-K through Grade 8 in Southern Maryland.
Grades: PK-8 | 232 students8.7 miles 22850 Washington Street Leonardtown, MD 20650 (301) 475-9795
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512/8/2017
Excellent school that feels like a family! The school has high academic standards and individualized instruction for students at all levels. Lots of extracurricular activities and events for students and families. The school is growing but still feels like students get full attention from teachers and staff.
- Posted by Parent - Kim
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