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Accreditation
is the recognition accorded by the academic profession to an elementary
school that has undertaken
a sanctioned process of evaluation and development. It is an expression
of confidence by the profession that the quality of the school is effectively
and progressively managed by its faculty.
St. Jude was granted accreditation in the Assembly of Elementary Schools
Middle States Association as of October, 1987. The standards are established
by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and administered
by the Commission on Elementary Schools, one of the three accreditation
authorities under the auspices of the Association.
Accredited
schools such as St. Jude meet the following standards:
- Define
appropriate educational goals and provide educational programs to
achieve them
- Maintain
a qualified faculty and an effective school organization
- Assess
outcomes of school experience and control the quality of educational
programs
- Respond
to concerns of parents and needs of the school community
- Provide
for the continuity of its programs and plan for their future
- Describe
with accuracy the content of its services and programs
As
with all accreditation processes under the auspices of the Middle States
Association, this is an on-going process. St. Jude actively participates
and supports this continuing effort to maintain its high rating.
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