Our Lady of Sorrows School

Private | 1-8 | Roman Catholic | 203 students |  

PHONE: (914) 761-0124

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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888 Mamaroneck Ave

White Plains, NY 10605

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White Plains's Our Lady of Sorrows School is a private school. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 203 students in grades 1-8.

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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Posted on Jan 10, 2012
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Our child is in his third year at OLS and we couldn't be happier about our decision to enroll him here. The academics have exceeded our expectations and the School is void of any of the negative stereotypes you might hear about a small, Catholic school. The teachers are highly qualified and committed to the students and the facilities and technology are second to none. He is truly thriving academically. The added bonus is the sense of community that OLS cultivates and supports. Our whole family has benefitted from the experience and we are truly thankful for this wonderful school.
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Posted on May 9, 2011
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My eldest child attends OLS, my youngest soon will. So far the experience has been terrific. Nice classmates, friendly parents, and a school administration that really tracks and cares about your kid. No one is just a 'number' here. The education is good, but most importantly, the environment is really welcoming, for both kids and parents. The public schools might get more money, but this little Catholic school has more heart.
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Posted on Dec 7, 2008
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As the parent of a Kindergartener, I am brand new to OLS. Having been a teacher for the past 11 years, it surpasses my expectations of a private, Catholic school. There is the perfect blend of traditional education with more modern approaches. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. The curriculum is outstanding, as are any of the teachers I have encountered. I feel I made the best choice for my child by selecting OLS.
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Posted on Jun 12, 2007
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I have two children who both go to OLS. We were debating moving to CT for top quality public schools and it came down to my kids thriving at OLS and loving the school (as my oldest stated it is 'fun.') The school has a warm community feel to it and the children get along well and are very polite (no bullies). My children do well in the small school setting. Negatives are that class size tends to be large (but not a big problem since the kids tend to be at same level) and not a lot of extracurricular activities because it is small.
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Posted on Sep 9, 2005
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After using the WP Public school system, OLS was a refreshing change for my child. He is now in a more professional, nurturing environment. Not having to bother with CCD is also a plus. Good teachers, small class sizes and a more respectful atmosphere is a plus
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Posted on Feb 23, 2004
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Our Lady of Sorrows School is only successful because most of the children happened to come from professional, stable homes. The children tend to be terrible clicky and exclusive and the parents get way too involved with their children's friendship. The principle does nothing to prevent this behavior.
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