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Club or Organization: Altar Serving, Junior Legion of Mary, Math Maniacs, Peer Assistance Leadership (Junior High), Reading Buddies, Robotics, Sign Language, STREAM Team, Student Ambassadors, Student Council
Arts and Music Programs: Art Masterpiece Program, Band, Choir, Dancing Classrooms (5th Grade), Drama, Katzin Classical Music Program, Music
Recreational Athletic Programs: Soccer (Pre-K through 4th Grade)
School Notes
St. Louis the King Catholic School provides a Gospel-centered
environment where students can grow in their faith and be
challenged intellectually. While recognizing parents as their
child`s primary educator, the faculty are committed in preparing
students for the demands of an ever-changing world. We strive to
develop student self-discipline skills and recognize the unique
talents God has given each child. We model and teach Catholic
doctrine and values by providing students opportunities for prayer,
worship, and service to others in our Church and
society.
Grades: PK-8 | 469 students2 miles 6351 N 27th Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 242-1299
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
53/18/2016
Great teachers & awesome principal, Ms. Krushinsky goes above & beyond for the kids, but more importantly the children are learning their Catholic faith. It's been the best school for my daughters!
- Posted by Parent - charl
55/21/2012
Great school. I recomment this school to all. AA+. This school has great staff and great parents that will always help.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - irmav
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