Academy of the Holy Family

Private | 9-12 | Roman Catholic | 44 students |  

PHONE: (860) 822-9272

HOURS: 6 hours per day

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54 W Main St Box 691

Baltic, CT 06330

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Academy of the Holy Family is a private high school in Baltic, Connecticut. It is all female and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 44 students in grades 9-12.

This school's average Community Rating, based on 20 reviews, is 5 out of 5 stars.

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Academic contests; All female; Associations: NCEA; Basketball; Chorus; Religious; Roman Catholic
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Posted on Jan 30, 2010
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I attend this school and it is the most amazing school. The nuns are so funny and sweet. Send your girl here/
--Submitted by a student

Posted on Sep 30, 2009
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This is an exceptional all-girl's catholic high school which taught me incredible lessons; not only lessons relating to academics, but also lessons on life. I'm so grateful to have become an alumni of such an outstanding catholic institution. Along with my parents' upbringing, the academy of the holy family is the reason I believed that providing a catholic education for my children from early on, would be the only resolve in helping them become the individuals god requires of them. Thank you for everything!
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Posted on Sep 23, 2009
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Academy of the Holy Family is in our district. They help young women develop into exceptional citizens of the world, with good values and commitment to Catholic ideals. They operate on limited budgets and could use all the help they can get. This school is worthy of any help they can get. Thank you.

Posted on Sep 22, 2009
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The Academy has an excellent and unique learning environment. It's student body bonds as a family in the wonderful small school environment provided. The administration and staff go out of their way to help the students be prepared for life after high school. It's a wonderful school to attend, coming from a graduate.
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Posted on Sep 21, 2009
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The Academy is a light on a Connecticut hilltop providing a wonderful solid international academic experience for young women of all backgrounds and cultures who live and study in a rare and rarified environment. Check it out!
--Submitted by a teacher

Posted on Sep 21, 2009
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The girls are soooo nice and kind to each other.
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Posted on Sep 21, 2009
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my daughter was a 'D' average student at her other school, now she is a 'B' average student and says she is gonna be in the national honor society!
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Posted on Sep 21, 2009
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Was a great atmosphere that did not have the typical 'high school' bullying and stresses. Teachers were great, still use my business class knowledge, in my job today!
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Posted on Sep 20, 2009
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AHF is a small school where each girl receives individualized attention. Nobody 'falls through the cracks'. One teacher in particular went out of her way to help my daughter pass one of her final exams last year and it was greatly appreciated. This would have never happened in another school.
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Posted on Sep 20, 2009
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This small Catholic all girl school allows girls to spread their wings and fosters their entire being - body, mind & soul, so they can learn to be themselves... proudly.


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