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At St. Joan of Arc School we are committed to the encouragement of strong Christian values such as respect for self, others, and creation.
We promote non-violent conflict resolution, and teach the necessity of service to others.
Children develop a sense of responsibility for their actions, with a sensitivity to cultural and aesthetic values.
At St. Joan of Arc School we strive to create an environment that bridges and strengthens family and school relationships.
St. Joan of Arc is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
All instruction centers around our school philosophy of teaching the "whole" child while adapting teaching methods to various learning styles.
Our curriculum has been structured to recognize "Multiple Intelligences" in children.
St. Joan of Arc School supports the most up-to-date research on "Brain Compatible Learning".
The understanding of how the human brain learns enables both teacher and student to engage in activities most conducive to a positive learning experience.
At St. Joan of Arc School we are committed to the encouragement of
strong Christian values such as respect for self, others, and
creation. We promote non-violent conflict resolution, and teach the
necessity of service to others. Children develop a sense of
responsibility for their actions, with a sensitivity to cultural
and aesthetic values. At St. Joan of Arc School we strive to create
an environment that bridges and strengthens family and school
relationships. St. Joan of Arc is accredited by the Middle States
Association of Colleges and Schools. All instruction centers around
our school philosophy of teaching the "whole" child while adapting
teaching methods to various learning styles. Our curriculum has
been structured to recognize "Multiple Intelligences" in children.
St. Joan of Arc School supports the most up-to-date research on
"Brain Compatible Learning". The understanding of how the human
brain learns enables both teacher and student to engage in
activities most conducive to a positive learning experience.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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