Private | K-8 | Roman Catholic | 225 students |
Portland's St. Therese School is a private school. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 225 students in grades K-8.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 8 school community members.
School highlights:
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0.2 miles | |||
0.5 miles | |||
0.6 miles | |||
Margaret Scott Elementary School 0.9 miles |
A very close knit community. Both of my children graduated and went on to do well at a college prep high school. Parents need to expect to be involved, any school cannot do it all alone. Would highly recommend St. Therese.
Good School Great enviroment, and sence of community, Attended the school K- 8th grade. Fun and safe place for kids to learn
I like the relatively small size of the school and the community effort the school emits. The school staff are easy to talk to and are willing to help on almost every front.
I love that in a time of educational cutbacks my children experience art, music, math, reading and other standard curriculum in a positive and creative way.
It is a constructive, nurturing learning environment, with caring and dedicated parents.
The commaradiere amongst students is wondeful. It is a close knit group and they love to do well. The teachers care about each student and what matters to them.
Two of our grandchildren attend ST. Therese starting with kindergarden and are far ahead of public schools in learning. We are very pleased.
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