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Queen of All Saints Academy, founded in 2003, is conducted by religious Sisters.
After being oufitted with the leading systems in technology, it was opened in the summer of 2017 to online students. The students of Queen of All Saints receive a thoroughly classical education, pursuing excellence in both academic studies and personal discipline.
The Academy uses a communications system that allows the
teaching of on-campus and off-campus students at the same time,
bringing two very different groups together to provide online
students with a virtual school experience.
The object of our curriculum is to develop harmoniously all the
mental and moral faculties of the student, to combine erudition and
logical accuracy and to cultivate a sense for the beautiful in
language. Such a course of studies gives the knowledge, refinement
and culture which characterize true scholarship and accustoms the
student to serious application before he takes up professional
branches.
The Preparatory Division covers a period of five years,
comprising grades kindergarten through fourth. The objective of
this division is a proficiency in reading, a mastery of penmanship,
an elementary knowledge of English grammar, and a beginning study
of Latin forms. The first three years consist of courses in
English, penmanship, Christian doctrine, mathematics, history,
geography and science. Latin Forms is added to these classes in the
second year.
The Lower Studies Division covers a period of six years,
comprising grades fifth through tenth. The objective of these
classes is a thorough knowledge of English grammar and usage, a
mastery of composition and persuasion, a proficiency in Latin
grammar and syntax and a fluency in translation. This
division consists of courses in English composition and literature,
Latin grammar with corresponding reading, algebra and geometry,
world history, argument and debate, Christian doctrine.
The Higher Studies Division covers a period of two years,
comprising grades eleventh and twelfth. Its object is to broaden
and deepen the classical knowledge gained in the Lower Studies
Division. There is an emphasis on mental and moral philosophy. The
subject-matter of these years is of vital importance for the
candidates of the learned professions, because it contains the
general philosophical principles upon which the specifically
professional branches are based.
How much does Queen of All Saints Online Academy cost?
Queen of All Saints Online Academy's tuition is approximately $17,000 for private students.
What is the acceptance rate of Queen of All Saints Online Academy?
The acceptance rate of Queen of All Saints Online Academy is 60%, which is lower than the national average of 84%. Queen of All Saints Online Academy's acceptance rate is ranked among the top private schools in Florida with low acceptance rates.
What sports does Queen of All Saints Online Academy offer?
Queen of All Saints Online Academy offers 3 interscholastic sports: Basketball, Soccer and Volleyball.
What is Queen of All Saints Online Academy's ranking?
When is the application deadline for Queen of All Saints Online Academy?
The application deadline for Queen of All Saints Online Academy is Jan. 15 / Apr. 15 / rolling (applications are due on Jan. 15 / Apr. 15 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
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510/17/2020
Good Morning Sister, I asked Jackson to write the Act of Charity last night. I was so surprised and so impressed with his penmanship! I want to thank you for teaching him how to write cursive. He wasn't learning this in public school, and I can't believe how quickly he picked it up! Also, Jackson tells us all about the stories he learns in catechism and how much he loves his new school. Chad and I are extremely pleased with the knowledge he is gaining, with you, and with Queen of All Saints. Thank you for all you do!!! God Bless You!
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