St. Joan of Arc Catholic School
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Why you should Send your child to St. Joan of Arc catholic school
Through religion classes, planning and participating in weekly liturgies, and coordinating special projects that benefit the needs of the community.
Through fully-credentialed teachers, consistently higher standardsized test scores, and advanced classes through Assumption High School.
Every grade level participates in a community service project each year such as raking leaves for senior citizens, Student Hunger Drive, and collecting donations for Ronald McDonald House.
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Interested in having your child attend St. Joan of Arc Catholic School? Join us and give your child a faith-filled Catholic education that will serve them for life. Our new school makes the decision to commit to a Catholic education easier than ever. Schedule a visit today!
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Tuition assistance is available! Check out our ESA program information at SCCSIowa.org.
This evenings School Advisory Board meeting will be held at 7pm to avoid a conflict with the K-5th grade Curriculum night. ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.If you drove past Lourdes recently, and got a lump in your throat, this might make you feel better about what you saw.The playground equipment from the former Lourdes Catholic School in Bettendorf found a new home at St. James Catholic School in Washington.
“For those who loved Lourdes Catholic School and have memories of children playing on that playground, there is something especially meaningful about knowing that it will continue to serve another Catholic school,” said Deacon Ryan Burchett. “What was loved and cared for here will now bring joy to a new generation of children and help fulfill the dream of a woman who devoted herself to Catholic education.”
Moving the playground was, in the words of one volunteer, a "Herculean task."
Read the full story in the Aug. 27 Catholic Messenger or at catholicmessenger.net/2026/08/elementary-school-playground-finds-a-new-home/
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Fr Ben Installation Mass ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.