2665 Renfrew Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5M 0A7, Canada
2221 Elmira Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, K2C 1H3, Canada
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1954
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135
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JK to 8
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Girls
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Day
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English, French
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Academic
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Progressive
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10 to 18
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Dedicated gifted school
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$16,600
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No
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None
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$0
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12
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85%
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JK, SK, K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
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Rolling
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Not available
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Yes: grades JK - 8
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No
"Since 1954, Joan of Arc Academy has provided a truly bilingual environment and a balanced offering to allow our students to reach their personal best. Excellent French and English language skills, an advanced understanding of math and science, well-entrenched study habits, and confidence in both their leadership skills and academic prowess will set the Joan of Arc Academy student apart from others."
"At Joan of Arc Academy we have the resources of a large school but the individual investment and support of a small community. This is what sets us apart. The teachers invest so much into the achievement and well-being of each and every student. With additional resource teachers, guidance and outside programs, our school is a place where you daughter knows she matters and will thrive."
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"One of the draws to our school is the caliber of the French program. As a parent you can feel assured that your daughter will become fully bilingual in French and English over the course of her time as a JOA student. The quality and consistency of the French teachers will always be maintained. The teachers know how to curate a learning environment that allows students both absorb the language quickly and develop the confidence to use the language in writing and speech."
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"While being an all-girls school a main pillar of who we are as a school, it tends to be an undervalued benefit of choosing Joan of Arc Academy. Learning in an all-girls environment helps our students develop confidence, leadership skills and critical thinking skills. Our learning environment feels safe and welcoming to our students. Therefore, they feel comfortable asking questions, sharing their ideas and leading other students in clubs, sports teams and mentorship programs."
"We place a large emphasis planning student experiences for students that help create real world ties to curriculum expectations. For example a unit in science is not simply concluded with a test regurgitates concepts from a textbook. More often than not, there is a project that asks students to use what they learned to solve a real world issue or there is a guest speaker who shares how they use this scientific knowledge to contribute to society."
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2665 Renfrew Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5M 0A7, Canada
2221 Elmira Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, K2C 1H3, Canada