Bishop Walsh School

Private | PK-12 | Roman Catholic |  

PHONE: (301) 724-5360

HOURS: 6 hours per day

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700 Bishop Walsh Rd

Cumberland, MD 21502

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Bishop Walsh School is a private school in Cumberland, Maryland. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving grades PK-12.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 8 school community members.

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Associations: NCEA; Coed; Drawing/painting; Religious; Roman Catholic; Wrestling
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Posted on Feb 27, 2011
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My children have received the instruction, respect, and discipline necessary to be successful. All children learn differently, and this is a school that supports that. The communication is great if you use the avenues provided, and these are continually improving. I do not hear about even small fights from my son, who had lots of stories to tell from Braddock and Allegany.
--Submitted by a parent

Posted on Sep 7, 2008
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This is a great school that, I believe, provides the best education in the area. The teachers are well qualified and take extra time with any student who is having trouble. There is a sense of community and most of the students get along very well with each other. It offers great college prep courses. The school sends out papers often to let you know what is going on, so obviously some kids do not give them to their parents.
--Submitted by a student

Posted on Aug 20, 2007
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i have not been pleased with this school at all communication between students and parents the teacher is very poor. i am notifed of very little that happening in this school. it is not worth the money and time to have kids sit in school all day and be in school uniform and the kids want to a hand on learning to have fun!
--Submitted by KATIE ACTON, a parent

Posted on Aug 17, 2007
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As a student of Bishop Walsh I find the school to be great it helped me when I was in a jam when I was at braddock middle. The teachers are incredible and unlike the last comment the school is not dirty. The sports are also great I would know they give anyone a chance I have a backbrace and can not do sports but have tried. I thank this school for the new friends I have made and will keep for the rest of my life. This school is not a waste of money it also has a program to help children with special learning problems. The school also offers a chance for children to learn a religion and to meet other studants that have the same opinions. As a sophomore at Bishop Walsh I thank the teachers for their support.
--Submitted by a student

Posted on Mar 1, 2006
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We are extremely happy with this school. The academics are outstanding and the guidance that is offered to the students is just the right amount. The children are not coddled but yet the faculty are very caring. We tried the public school route and lasted 9 months. It is worth your time and your child's future to visit this school.
--Submitted by JoAnna Shore, a parent

Posted on Oct 15, 2005
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Excellent school. Caring teachers and supportive administration. Very good choice for Pre-K through grade 12.
--Submitted by a teacher

Posted on Jan 28, 2005
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I loves it so much there was so much to do and learn. I really loved the number of courses you could chose from!
--Submitted by Rachel Thomson, a former student


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