School Overview
Saint Adalbert School of Enfield, Connecticut is a Catholic educational community serving children in Grades Kindergarten through Eight. We provide a nurturing environment in which the academic, spiritual, moral, physical, technological and creative development of our students is essential. Our School Community is committed to teach as Jesus did in order to develop young people who will make a positive impact on our global community. We strive to teach Christian values and model the life of Christ as expressed in scripture and the teachings of the Catholic Church; encourage and guide students to expand their intellectual and creative skills; develop the exploration of the essential traits of a good person and to demonstrate those characteristics in daily life; and foster in the students a global vision and concern for justice and peace.
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School Stats
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Enrollment
117
Teacher-Student Ratio
1:13
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St. Adalbert School is Co-ed private school located in Connecticut, US. , and currently has about 117 students.
For more official information, please visit http://www.ccopa.org/.
For more official information, please visit http://www.ccopa.org/.
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Where is St. Adalbert School located?
St. Adalbert School is located in the State of Connecticut of USA.
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Also it is highly recommended to visit St. Adalbert School’s official site: http://www.ccopa.org/ or call them at (860)745-6135.
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Nearby City
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Population (2022)
609,023
Cost of Living
Higher than average 54%
Nearby Airport
Logan International Airport
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