PG County Catholic Schools

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Very happy with St. Mary’s. Friendly and involved parents, great teachers, diverse student body, and the new principal is awesome.

This is good to hear. Do you have any thoughts on the experience of non-catholic families? Is the environment welcoming?

[Anonymous]

How are all these schools for non-Catholic families? Are Protestant kids required to participate in every religious activity?

[Anonymous]

We love Saint Ambrose, it has a real family feel to it! Highly recommend.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are all these schools for non-Catholic families? Are Protestant kids required to participate in every religious activity?

Prayer in the classroom, religion class, going to Mass - yes, everyone has to participate. But no, a Protestant kid can't go to confession or receive communion.

[Anonymous]

Very happy with St. Mary of the Assumption in Upper Marlboro

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know the schools that did not opt into the Sept. 1 Cut off? Do you know if Friends Community has this policy? Other schools, aside from St. Ambrose?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know the schools that did not opt into the Sept. 1 Cut off? Do you know if Friends Community has this policy? Other schools, aside from St. Ambrose?

I don't understand this statement or question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know the schools that did not opt into the Sept. 1 Cut off? Do you know if Friends Community has this policy? Other schools, aside from St. Ambrose?

I don't understand this statement or question.

Not the PP, but I think they mean "Are there any schools where a child does not need to be 5 by September 1 in order to begin kindergarten?"

[Anonymous]

Kids younger than 5 can attend the Montessori program at St. Jerome.

[Anonymous]

Very pleased with st Philip in camp springs and how they have adjusted to virtual learning.