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Gesu School is an independent Catholic school in North Philadelphia serving students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade; its program is rooted in Jesuit and Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM) traditions and enrolls about 400 students.
Gesu School is an independent Catholic Pre-K through 8th grade school located in North Philadelphia’s Francisville neighborhood. The school follows the Jesuit and IHM traditions and enrolls roughly 400 students, with an average class size of about 20.
Instruction emphasizes academic skills, character formation, faith, and service. The school implements a soft-skills curriculum, provides remedial and advanced instruction in core subjects, and operates programs to prepare students for high school. A mentoring program supports 7th and 8th graders through the high-school transition and a graduate support program follows alumni after graduation.
Classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards or smart TVs. Technology is provided 1:1: Chromebooks for grades K–8 and iPads for Pre-K and kindergarten. The curriculum includes arts and music offerings and an after-school program.
An integrated Pre-K through 8th grade school program providing academic instruction, arts and music, and social-emotional supports for students in early childhood and elementary/middle school grades.
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