St. Anne's School of Annapolis

Private | PK-8 | Episcopal | 295 students |  

PHONE: (410) 263-8650

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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3112 Arundel on the Bay

Annapolis, MD 21403

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Annapolis's St. Anne's School of Annapolis is a private school. It is coed and Episcopal affiliated, serving 295 students in grades PK-8.

This school has an average Community Rating of 5 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 13 school community members.

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Associations: NAES, NAEYC, NAIS; Coed; Episcopal; Religious
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Posted on May 2, 2011
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We love the small classes, diversity, and caring environment. The cohesive project based learning has proven to be a great approach to education. We feel that St. Anne's offers a real program that is designed to maximize a child's potential from K-8. We are truly impressed with this school.
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Posted on Jan 17, 2011
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We had two children at St. Anne's who both entered in preschool. While we loved the responsive classroom and the overall atmosphere, our children were not challenged enough academically, particularly in Math an English. Enrollment had also declined significantly, and the class sizes, ironically, were too small. This is a great school for average students whose parents can afford the inflated tuition.
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Posted on Jul 8, 2009
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I am a student at St. Anne's and I have to say the school has good values, amazing teachers, and lots of fun and successful students who attend. I am looking forward to continue through the school until 8th grade.
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Posted on Nov 28, 2008
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This is an exceptional school, with excellent curriculum and an outstanding administration and teaching staff. Their use of the responsive classroom ensures an environment where each chid learns both academic and social skills that will serve them throughout their lives and prepare them for a 'life of consequence'. The theme, or project based, approach to the curriculum prepares them for simiilar settings in high school, college and in professional environments where projects and teammwork are key factors in success. I can never repay this school for all they have done for our child. For those around Annapolis or those looking to relocate, I would strongly recommend visiting the school and meeting with the great staff. Sending your child here will be the best decision you can make and i am unabashed in making this recommendation.
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Posted on Nov 11, 2008
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We are the parents of two St. Anne's students, one a recent graduate and the other a current sixth grader. St. Anne's prepared our daughter well for high school with good study skills, an interest in participating in sports and extracurricular activities and high self esteem. The school truly prepares its students to be life long learners. Given the very individual, child centered approach, a wide variety of children can thrive at St. Anne's. We are very pleased with the investment we have made in our children's education at St. Anne's.
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Posted on Nov 10, 2008
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As a parent of a St. Anne's graduate and two still at St. Anne's I can honestly say how wonderful of a school it is. My son is achieving in high school academically, socially, and doing well in the sports and music. St. Anne's hands on child centered approach to learning helps encage the student. My children never said they didn't want to go to school and have been very happy there. I feel fortunate to have found a school like St. Anne's.
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Posted on Nov 3, 2008
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Currently we have two children at St. Anne's, and a third who, after 10 years at St. Anne's, recently graduated and moved on to Severn. Our kids have thrived at the school both academically and spiritually. For us, the best evidence of the strength of the school's academic program has been the success that our oldest has enjoyed so far in high school. She is in a rigorous program, including several AP level classes, and is doing very well. We would highly recommend the school.
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Posted on Oct 14, 2008
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My son attended St. Anne's for middle school. As a parent of an African American male, we felt respected, loved and welcomed. We would attend St. Annes all over again. My son and I made friends for life.
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Posted on Oct 5, 2008
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St.Anes is a very challenging school and I absolutly think that they prepare you for your future career in life. Although St.Annes is a great school, I feel as though it's a little too expensive. The teachers are great, and have a high level of teaching and explaining the concepts. The have a very loving, and family feeling environment there. They keep you very interactive with sports, and extra activities there! As a student, I have been at St. Annes since 6th grade and I am now in 8th grade, I will truely miss it there now that this is my graduating year!
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Posted on Sep 28, 2008
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My children attended St. Anne's for several years. On a positive note I will say that the school is a nuturing environment and that they do a good job of socially preparing your child. However, the academics are greatly lacking, the school does not teach the basic fundamentals of grammar and mathematics. It also seems to depend on which teacher your child receives as to what they are taught , there is not an across the board regulated curriculum with standardized basic testing being met and taught. For the amount you pay in tuition you do not get a quality academic education.
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