Loyola Blakefield

Private | 6-12 | Roman Catholic | 999 students |  

PHONE: (410) 823-0601

FAX: (410) 823-5277

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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500 Chestnut Avenue

Towson, MD 21204

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Loyola Blakefield is a private school in Towson, Maryland. It is all male and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 999 students in grades 6-12.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 11 school community members.

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Academic contests; All male; Associations: JSEA , NCEA; Band; Basketball; Religious; Roman Catholic
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Posted on Jun 30, 2011
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Great Jesuit school that delivers not only a great education, but teaches young students to be great men.

Posted on Dec 15, 2009
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This is my son first year at Loyola Blakefield loves the enviroment, sports offer, has good social skills, very strong acamdemic program..
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Posted on Oct 4, 2009
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Excellent academics, development of values and compassion
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Posted on Jun 10, 2009
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Having our son attend Loyola Blakefield Middle School is the best decision we've made as parents!! He challenged, loves the school, has made many friends, and has grown as a person.
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Posted on May 12, 2009
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Loyola-Blakefield is a warm and caring environment. My son loved it from the first day. They combine rigorous academics with a staff that inspire students to be their best all in a christian environment. The various afterschool sporting activities provides the boys a chance to be active and learn sportmanship. All told, Loyola is turning my son into a very well-rounded young man who has learnt to think for himself and question things he does not agree with. I am glad that he in encouraged by the teachers to develope an independent mind.
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Posted on Apr 30, 2009
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I am very impressed by Loyola-Blakefield. The character-builing, the education and the atmosphere are excellent for teenaged boys. College is easier with this background, values for a life time are formed, and friendships are enduring. It is a great school.
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Posted on Jul 29, 2008
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Loyola-Blakefield is an excellent school. The boys not only learn academic subjects they learn honor. The teachers are dedicated to teaching the boys and making sure they understand what has been taught. Teachers will stay after school when a student is having difficulty with a subject. There are plenty of activities to keep young minds active and they truly encourage school spirit. The parents are encouraged to participate in activities also. This is a school to attend from the sixth grade to the twelfth.
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Posted on Jan 16, 2008
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There are a range of students attending loyola, from the guy getting a perfect score on his SATs to the college preparatory student. Most people work very hard because of the intense graduation requirments, and most graduate with some kind of college credit achieved through the Advanced Placement exams. Its a great stepping stone towards college.
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Posted on Feb 2, 2007
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Impressive facility belies mediocre academics. Inconsistency in discipline epitomized by over-reacting to minor infractions and then being lenient for more serious things.
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