60%
of our students identify as other religions or denominationsCampuses
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The following data shows where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going. It describes our rich history and our current state, as well as the exciting and promising future of Julie Billiart Schools.
60%
of our students identify as other religions or denominations7
hours a day of direct intervention from certified intervention specialists1:8
maximum of 16 students per class in grades 3-82020
Julie Billiart Schools were named a 2020-2021 NASET School of Excellence700+
When we reach our full model, we will have the capacity to serve 700 students throughout NEO4
direct therapies (speech, occupational, music, and art) are offered at each campus100%
of students receive tuition assistance100%
of our families would recommend Julie Billiart Schools to a family member or friend100%
of JB Board members financially support Julie Billiart Schools100%
of our students benefit from the generosity of others40+
Our students are bright, creative, and curious children coming from 40+ school districts65+
years of providing the highest level of education and care for children in grades K-8 with unique needs215
In the 2020-2021 school year, Julie Billiart Schools served 215 children.1:6
up to 12 students per class in grades K-22020
Julie Billiart Schools were named a 2020 Top Place to Work100%
of our graduates have graduated from high school or an equivalent program OR are on track to do so1
full time Board Certified Behavior Analyst supports faculty and students at each campus$1M
Nearly $1M in financial aid was awarded to 36 percent of the student body in the 2019-20 school year.100%
of our families participated during distance learning in the spring of 2020100%
of JB teachers are certified intervention specialists40%
of our students are Catholic100%
of our families participated during distance learning in the spring of 2020