Joan Of Arc Academy

The Joan of Arc Academic Society was formed by parents in 1991 to help the school transition into the modern era. Joan of Arc Academy's philosophy and mission have remained the same since our founding in 1954. They aim to create confident, innovative girls through bilingual education with the highest standards. The school has small classes to allow students to focus and form strong relationships. The staff maintains order while preserving a nurturing and inspiring environment. Students are challenged to achieve high scores in all their academic classes. The International Baccalaureate, specialist arts programs, and other sought-after programs have accepted many of our graduates. Our visual arts program is innovative. In addition to dance, music theatre, drama, and instrumental music classes, it includes a strong visual arts curriculum. Our choral, intermediate, and band programs have all won numerous awards at the Kiwanis Music Festival. Our band program prepares students for high school marching band. Girls who apply to specialist arts programs have a high success rate. Specialized after school programs are offered by Ottawa Suzuki Strings for piano and violin. This allows our students to explore their creativity and express themselves in a variety of ways.

Parents and girls alike agree that Joan of Arc Academy is an excellent school. Most of the school reviews talk about the small classes and how the teachers are incredibly caring. Parents also stress how the schools is encouraging, warm, and supportive. Girls' parents are supportive and nurturing toward the girls. The vast majority of both girls and their parents feel part of the school community, and have pleasure and satisfaction. For many schools, the bully and his mist has disappeared. The school also offers a robust, school experience. Many girls appreciate working in a school where they are able to talk with a lot of people, this is a vast different from the public school, many girls just started school at Joan of Arc Academy and previously attended a busy public school. In their multiple-year careers, the girls are contributing to the school. Girls who transfer to public school and say everyone is always so mysterious are continually playing pretests on their electronic devices. They start school with a lack of knowledge about technology, parents and daughter appreciate the schools technology and assertivefriendly project this is different from publicschools where everything is technilogical., and there are some very clear differences that make Joan of Arc a good choice for education. At Joan of Arc they tend to develop proficiency in various subject matters because they have a strong curriculum and educational training system. Parents recommend the school because of the caring environment, diverse community, and large academic progress achieved by their children typically, there are no problems with such students.Parents and parents also speak out a community of caring families where strong friendships would make to feel you welcome. There is also a feeling of responsibility and a selection of cultural and racial backgrounds in the school, for some students this is a school this is the first time they have come across people from a different race, so this is important for them. Joa makes every person feel welcome. "Every inclusive program is in place for students be happy and engaged in academics and other interests as well. There is a very positive that the students have a very strong sense of sympathy ;++, it is true that it is a good community when people are taught how to be nice to one another. The main aim is for the students to understand how we should associate and have emotional connection in a culture with people. It promotes good virtue for students who should become good responsible citizen. Most of the students have a lot about their social life and how their friends affect their development growingly.