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High School (7-12)
Villa Madonna Academy High School/Junior High educates students in the Benedictine values of scholarship, service, hospitality, and respect. Villa students consistently score above state, local, and national averages on standardized college tests. They are involved, innovative, and independent thinkers who value others and lead with confidence.
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Elementary School (K-6)
Villa Madonna Academy's small-by-design classes provide unique and safe learning opportunities through differentiated instruction rooted in Catholic faith and centered on the Benedictine values of scholarship, hospitality, service, and respect.
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Montessori (Ages 3-6)
Villa Madonna Montessori is a non-profit Montessori school (ages 3-6) founded by the Benedictine Sisters of St. Walburg Monastery. It is located on the grounds of and managed by Villa Madonna Academy. Montessori children leave the program prepared to enter the first grade.
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At A Glance
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Established in 1904
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9:1 Student:Teacher Ratio
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100% College Acceptance Rate
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#1 Private Elementary in NKY
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50:50 Boy:Girl Ratio
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13% Diverse Student Background
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85% of Students Participate in Sports/Clubs
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2 World Languages Starting in Kindergarten
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Igniting a Passion
Chemistry class helps ignite a passion for learning.
Elementary Named 2023 National Blue Ribbon School
Villa Madonna Academy Elementary School is thrilled to be one of the 353 schools nationwide recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2023.
Stand Up, Hand Up, Pair Up
That’s one of the learning startegies that elementary teachers are using this year to build community in the classroom and process information.
Skills for College & Beyond
The College Board AP Capstone program gives students the tools they need to succeed in their postsecondary education and beyond.