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Arts and Music Programs: Art, Choir, Drama, Music, Orchestra, Yearbook
School Notes
We are aPre K-12classical Christian school with 765
students.
Our teachers are committed to the classical model with a strong
emphasis on the humanities while offering competitive sports,
concurrent credit, orchestra and choir, graphic design/yearbook,
and advanced art and science classes.
Our distinguished academics will challenge your child and they
will develop an enthusiasm for learning in our structured and
loving classrooms.
In addition to our traditional, five days a week model of
learning, we also offer a hybrid model where students attend two
days per week and parents co-teach for three days at home.
What is the acceptance rate of The Ambrose School?
The acceptance rate of The Ambrose School is 81%, which is lower than the national average of 89%. The Ambrose School's acceptance rate is ranked among the top private schools in Idaho with low acceptance rates.
What sports does The Ambrose School offer?
The Ambrose School offers 7 interscholastic sports: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Mountain Biking, Riflery, Soccer and Volleyball.
Grades: PK-9 | 158 students8.9 miles 601 South 9th Street Boise, ID 83702 (208) 331-9260
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
512/23/2022
After hearing the philosophy that the school has, my wife and I were exhilarated to put our kids into Ambrose. They have seriously thrived and their Christian walks have been strengthened. Highly recommend.
- Posted by Parent - O`Duibne
55/1/2020
Ambrose has been an incredible blessing to our family over the last nine years. Rather than a school we "send our kids too," Ambrose is a partner that comes alongside us in raising our children, both in academics and character. The quantitative data easily demonstrates Ambrose's academic excellence, but it doesn't adequately portray the love of learning that is cultivated by teachers who share their passion for knowledge with the students. Nor do the numbers express the development of character that fosters a "we before me" pursuit. So, yes, my children do love school. Yes, they have been taught to think deeply and speak well. And, yes, sometimes they do have to work hard in order to learn how to do hard things. But, more importantly, they have been surrounded by a community of supporting friends and loving teachers along their journey towards truth, beauty and goodness.
- Posted by Parent - Brenda Brosa
52/15/2015
Our three children have attended The Ambrose School over the past 15 years beginning in kindergarten. We now have a graduate, and two high school students. We have walked with the school through many changes and with every change, the school has become an even better place to educate students. There are many opportunities for music, art, media, etc. The success of the mock trial program is unmistakable as the team is repeatedly the state champion or runner-up. The athletic program is top-notch. Most importantly, our children are ready for college. It is evident our oldest, now a junior in college, has succeeded because of the training she received at Ambrose.
- Posted by Parent - dskin
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