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Mission
and Vision
Vision Statement Assumption School, based on the
teachings of Jesus Christ and the mission of the Church,
is a
community of spiritual formation and academic excellence,
where
students grow
in faith and wisdom, emerging as responsible citizens
dedicated to the
practice
of life-long discipleship.
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Assumption
Promo
Video
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a
school tour today by calling 999-2211 ext: 11!
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Assumption
School
Facts:
Educate approximately 90 children three years old through eighth grade from numerous school districts: Adel-DeSoto-Minburn, Dallas Center-Grimes, Johnston, Madrid, Polk City, Urbandale, Waukee, and Woodward-Granger Average class size: 8 students Faith-Based Education Begin and end each day with prayer Daily religion class Weekly Mass with Father Remi Okere Pray Rosary or Stations of the Cross weekly Integrate religion throughout school day Preparation for receiving sacraments incorporated into religion class Service Projects Serve meals at Connection Cafe Visit Granger Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Joppa Outreach Sponsor Christmas for area family Pop tab collection for Des Moines area Ronald McDonald House Collection and Car Wash for sister parish in El Salvador Numerous food and supply drives Latest ITBS scores available here Tuition: PreSchool and PreKindergarten (Iowa QRS Score of 5 out of 5) - $1600 - Universal Preschool Grant Awardee through State of Iowa Kindergarten through Eighth Grade - $2100 1st child, $2000 2nd child, $1500 3rd childe, 4+ free Tuition Assistance (contact principal for more information and applications): For PS/PK: State Universal PreSchool Grant and County Empowerment For K-8: Catholic Tuition Organization - diocesan fund Project HOPE - diocesan fund Father Terry Lees EASE Fund - parish fund Transportation In Woodward-Granger School District: bussing available Outside of Woodward-Granger School District: reimbursement from State Before and After School Care available daily Before School (6:30 - 8:15 am) Cost: $4/day - includes breakfast Early Dismissal After School Care (2:30 - 3:30 pm) Cost: $2/day After School (3:30 - 6 pm) Cost: $6/day - includes snack Hot Lunch Daily - with alternate choice of entree School Activities: Mock Trial Chess Club Parochial Middle School Athletics Boys - basketball Girls - volleyball, basketball All other sports through local public school or Dowling youth programs Various service projects Band lessons Technology: Computer lab with 24 student stations Teacher laptops Mimio Software with mounted projector and speaker in each classroom Three computer stations in each classroom Monitored network |
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Quotes
about our
school from current students:
Students:I go to a Catholic School and it means so much to me. It teaches us why we are on this planet and how we’re supposed to live - the best way is by following Christ.When God embodies the whole school, somehow success comes easier.God’s grace comes together in all of us and gives us courage through our education in a Catholic school.Going to a Catholic school helps me understand how I should act, what to say, and how to follow the Golden Rule.A Catholic school is great because we get to go to school and learn about Jesus in our day. We can receive our sacraments with our friends. God comes through us during school, and it shows very much.Catholic schools inspire me to learn more about God in my life.Parents:By sending our two boys to Assumption Catholic School, they are gaining a Christian education that is talked-about and lived-out throughout the school day. We believe a catholic education is the best chance for our boys to learn that their Christian faith is a daily walk, and not just something we do on Sundays.Due to the small class sizes, I feel like all the students in our school are given a lot of individual attention that only students on the far ends of the spectrum receive in larger schools.The very first week of enrolling our two boys in Assumption Catholic School my wife and I noticed a definite change in what they talked about at home. Our boys talked about Jesus and faith-related topics as a normal part of their daily conversation. At least once a day they just start singing christian songs together that they are learning at school. Their catholic education is making our entire family more Christ-centered. |