Why Maternity B.V.M.?
| Why Maternity B.V.M. School is THE BEST CHOICE FOR YOUR CHILD... |
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- Religious Education
- Above average test scores
- New state of the art computer lab
- Every classroom with high speed Internet
access - Certified, dedicated teachers
- Full Day Kindergarten
- Music Education
- Physical Education
- Before and After School Care (starting at 6:
30 a.m.) - Extensive Reading Program K-5
- Advanced Literature Program 6-8
The Quality of a Catholic Education
Aside from providing your child with an
education based on faith in a caring and
nurturing environment, our school is also proud
to offer a quality education that is unrivaled in
area Public Schools.
Archdiocesan Partnership
Maternity B.V.M. is a part of the Archdiocese of
Chicago. The attendance rate in Archdiocesan
Schools is 96%.
How do we compare?
Aside from providing your child with an
education based on faith in a caring and
nurturing environment, our school is also proud
to offer a quality education that is unrivaled in
area Public Schools.
Archdiocesan Partnership
Maternity B.V.M. is a part of the Archdiocese of
Chicago. The attendance rate in Archdiocesan
Schools is 96%.
How do we compare?
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| CONSIDERING SENDING YOUR CHILD TO A NEIGHBORHOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL? SCARY FACT: Each of our neighborhood public schools still remain on Academic Watch Status. This is a result of the school not making adequate yearly progress for two consecutive years. |
Question: What do these numbers mean?
Answer: The numbers indicate the percentage of students who achieve at or
above national norms. For example, in 7th grade, 75% of
Archdiocesan Students at the 7th Grade level meet or exceed the
national average, in comparison to Chicago Public Schools who
achieve a mere 46%.
Answer: The numbers indicate the percentage of students who achieve at or
above national norms. For example, in 7th grade, 75% of
Archdiocesan Students at the 7th Grade level meet or exceed the
national average, in comparison to Chicago Public Schools who
achieve a mere 46%.
