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Club or Organization: Drama/Musicals, Helping, Math, Student, Yearbook
Arts and Music Programs: Art, Band, Guitar
School Notes
St. Jude Catholic School is the educational center of our faith
community. We work together with our families to create an
excellent academic invironment infused with Catholic values and
traditions. Our curriculum is based on the Common Core Standards
which have been widely adopted throughout the Unted States. Our
students consistantly score well aboove the national average on
standardized tests. Our teachers are state certified, ,many with
advanced degrees.
Come see what St. Jude School has to offer your family.
Grades: PK-8 | 330 students6.8 miles 19131 Henry Dr Mokena, IL 60448 (708) 479-8988
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PK-8
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School Reviews
55/17/2016
We enrolled our children at St. Jude's since we moved to New Lenox from Chicago nearly 8 years ago. . .it was the best decision we ever made. Our children love to go to school and they are learning at an accelerated rate. Now with the 3-and-4-year-old preschool program the school is even more robust and has a great feeder program.
- Posted by Parent - krist
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