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Saint Jerome Catholic School is a Middle States accredited school.
It was re accredited in the Spring of 1999. The goal of our Middle States Project was to strengthen our Catholic Identity within the school and the families of our school community.
There is a strong emphasis on prayer and spirituality. All students attend mass at least twice a month.
The students serve in our liturgies as altar servers, lectors, cantors and in the presentation of the gifts.
Once a week a different grade receives the sacrament of Reconciliation.
We are dedicated to teaching and practicing the traditions of our faith.
A variety of prayer services are experienced throughout the year.
As a school we begin each day with prayer via our closed circuit TV system.
This prayer is lead by two students. As a concrete means of fostering a knowledge of religion we instituted a Religion Bowl.
This began as a competition within our school. In the Spring of 1999 this evolved into a District Seven Religion Bowl.
All the Catholic Schools in our district are invited to the competition.
One of the greatest assets of our religious program is our pastor, Reverend Joseph Graham.
He provides the sacramental experiences for our students. Weekly he teaches a religion class in the sixth, seventh and eighth grade. His support, guidance and example are commendable.
Saint Jerome Catholic School is a Middle States accredited school.
It was re accredited in the Spring of 1999. The goal of our Middle
States Project was to strengthen our Catholic Identity within the
school and the families of our school community. There is a strong
emphasis on prayer and spirituality. All students attend mass at
least twice a month. The students serve in our liturgies as altar
servers, lectors, cantors and in the presentation of the gifts.
Once a week a different grade receives the sacrament of
Reconciliation. We are dedicated to teaching and practicing the
traditions of our faith. A variety of prayer services are
experienced throughout the year. As a school we begin each day with
prayer via our closed circuit TV system. This prayer is lead by two
students. As a concrete means of fostering a knowledge of religion
we instituted a Religion Bowl. This began as a competition within
our school. In the Spring of 1999 this evolved into a District
Seven Religion Bowl. All the Catholic Schools in our district are
invited to the competition. One of the greatest assets of our
religious program is our pastor, Reverend Joseph Graham. He
provides the sacramental experiences for our students. Weekly he
teaches a religion class in the sixth, seventh and eighth grade.
His support, guidance and example are commendable.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
St. Jerome School ranks among the top 20% of private schools in Pennsylvania for: Largest student body.
When is the application deadline for St. Jerome School?
The application deadline for St. Jerome School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
In what neighborhood is St. Jerome School located?
St. Jerome School is located in the Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood of Philadelphia, PA. There are 31 other private schools located in Northeast Philadelphia.
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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