Name: Holy Cross Episcopal School
Address: 4400 Bell Road , Montgomery , AL 36116
County: Montgomery
Phone Number: 334-395-8222
Fax: 334-395-7280
Web site: www.hcesal.com
Email: galsobrook@hcesal.com
Principal: Melanie Kelley
Type of school: Private
Founded: 1998
Ages/Grades: Pre-k – 6th grade
Setting: Urban, pastoral
School Size: 160 students
Classroom Size: 15
Student/Teacher ratio: 15:1
Tuition: Pre K-K $4,080; Grades 1-3 $6,154; Grades 4-6 $6,298
Financial Aid: Available
Departments: Office Staff; RN; PR, Marketing & Dev. Enrichments: Spanish, PE, Computer, Music, Art
% of Graduating Class: 100
Support Services: Resource Teacher/ Library with over 6,000 holdings
Camp Programs: No
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities: Yes - all grades
Parking Space/Availability: Ample
Uniform Guidelines: Yes
Admissions Requirements: Admissions Testing Required

Holy Cross Episcopal School of Montgomery, recognizing the God-given gifts and abilities of all persons, seeks to develop these gifts by creating a Christian community in the Episcopal tradition and by providing a nurturing environment in which students of all socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds grow spiritually, intellectually, and physically.

Holy Cross was founded in 1998 and offers a stimulating liberal arts program in a caring, Christian community, challenging and nurturing each child. Class sizes are small and a variety of teaching methods are used. With rigorous academics, a commitment to the arts, and spiritual nurturing, our program is designed to instill confidence, self-discipline, responsibility, intellectual curiosity and sensitivity to others.

The lower grades focus on developing a solid foundation in basic skills while integrating enriching and stimulating experience in art, music, computer, Spanish, PE, and community service into the curriculum. Building on this strong foundation, the upper grades delve deeper into content areas.

Enrichment education continues in fine arts, Spanish, PE, and computer instruction as well as community service along with an introduction to the emphasis of theater production through our “Shakespeare Can Be Fun” program.

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