Welcome
to the online home of the Solidarity School located in Sandy Springs, Georgia.  We welcome your interest in our program and look forward to introducing you to our unique school.
 
     
 

History & Background
The Solidarity School serves preschool students ages three, four, and five and was founded to provide early learning to children for which Catholic education is not affordable. Being situated in an urban neighborhood comprised of a Hispanic population, the school opened its doors to twelve students in 2001. It is independent of the Church and is funded through philanthropic means.
 

The mission is to provide its students with an excellent grade school education, in the context of a solid formation in the Catholic faith, and within a culturally sensitive environment. Solidarity School recognizes the unique talents and needs of each student, while emphasizing the importance of each student becoming a committed member of a larger community that includes family, school, church, and neighborhood.

The School's program focuses on the intellectual, spiritual, moral, aesthetic, social and physical development of each student and is directed to forming individuals who are able to function effectively in and contribute to the positive development of their community.
 

The rationale behind the program provides a study in beginning English instruction at age three, with incremental levels of immersion into the language, and ultimately the use of all materials/books in English by kindergarten level. The program not only provides faith formation but seeks to have students exit Solidarity ready to begin kindergarten or first grade either in public or private venues without ESL tracking. Upon entering elementary school, students are afforded opportunities due to their ability to have command over the English language in both oral and written expression. As stated in the mission statement, the environment is sensitive to their native culture, with many traditions, holidays and Catholic feasts being celebrated throughout the year.

   

 
     
 
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