Catholic School
St. Bede Elementary School
- Private, Catholic
- PK, K-8
- Ingleside, IL
- Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
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Median Household Income
$73,187
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$62,843Median Rent
$1,233
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St. Bede Elementary School Reviews
Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
I learned a great deal at St. Bede Elementary School. Not only was I well-prepared as a student for the greater academic demands of high school, but I also was provided with a structured environment in which I could grow as an individual. The values and interpersonal relationships emphasized in each classroom have followed me throughout my life, and I am grateful for the more personalized instruction that the smaller class sizes afforded. I developed meaningful and lasting relationships with my classmates, as well as with the teachers, who always treat students with kindness and respect, and attentively, fairly, and appropriately discipline the students when necessary. The love present in this private school helps lay a foundation for a successful adulthood more strongly than any public school in the area, and I look back fondly on all of the memories and lessons I experienced between kindergarten and eighth grade.