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I went to school at Shepherd of the Hills. There were about 120 students. We had music, art, phys. ed, band, technology. We wore uniforms to school, which made it easy to pick out clothes in the morning. The teachers were really good. We always tried our best and our test results were great! It made going to high school really easy because we were prepared. I am a college graduate now and value the small rural school's education. I rode the bus to and from school every day and we had plenty of time to play and also to learn.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - ruaba
59/9/2014
Great school. Small class sizes, teachers are dedicated to teaching their subjects as well as morals and catholic faith. The school has music, band, technology, art and phys. ed classes. They have voleyball and basketball at school but are associated with area public and private schools to offer football, baseball and soccer. Bussing is provided from Fond du lac, Plymouth and Campbellsport. The parents are all friendly and super helpful and willing to help in any way. The staff does their job. Great place to send your children.
- Posted by Parent - ruaba
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Quick Stats (2024-25)
Grades: Prekindergarten-8
Enrollment: 76 students
Yearly Tuition: $3,300
Acceptance rate: 100%
Average class size: 10 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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