Holy Rosary School

Private | K-8 | Roman Catholic | 276 students |  

PHONE: (218) 724-8565

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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2802 E 4th St

Duluth, MN 55812

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Holy Rosary School is a private school in Duluth, Minnesota. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 276 students in grades K-8.

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Associations: NCEA; Coed; Religious; Roman Catholic
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Posted on Apr 27, 2012
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This is the first year of middle school since coming over from St. Johns School. I find the academic excellence to be continued in this new environment. What is especially helpful as a parent is the accessibility of the teachers and staff at any time. No question, no concern is insignificant that it will not be addressed in a timely manner. Everyone works together for the best of the student.
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Posted on Aug 29, 2010
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Holy Rosary school, like all schools, has it's positive and negative points. On the positive side, some (though not all) of the teachers go above and beyond for the students and work with children of varying academic needs. The negatives include the lack of consistency in the quality of the teaching staff and administrators.
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Posted on Oct 4, 2009
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Simply put, care. We are glad that our children have high test score, send students to state for science fair and history day at a greater rate than other schools but ultimately they are the best at witnessing and teaching the children to care for others. There is a constant presences of caring for others in their daily curriculum. You can find it in math class where kindergartners save pennies for good deeds or in english class where they collect books for the less fortunate. There are no test score that will allow them to boast their accomplishments in what they do for others but then again they are taught, serve witout reward. Thank you!
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