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The Loyola School
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The Loyola School, founded in the Jesuit Catholic tradition of academic learning, personal care, and spiritual growth, is a scholarship-based school serving children aged two through grade four* from Baltimore City families of limited financial means. The school’s dedicated faculty honors the uniqueness of each child and family and nurtures the promise of all children by providing a caring and supportive environment where they can be active, engaged, and reflective learners. The school and parents work together to develop the academic competence and confidence to foster leadership in the classroom, school, the Baltimore Community and beyond.
The Loyola School, founded in the Jesuit Catholic tradition of academic learning, personal care, and spiritual growth, is a scholarship-based school serving children aged two through grade four* from Baltimore City families of limited financial means. The school’s dedicated faculty honors the uniqueness of each child and family and nurtures the promise of all children by providing a caring and supportive environment where they can be active, engaged, and reflective learners. The school and parents work together to develop the academic competence and confidence to foster leadership in the classroom, school, the Baltimore Community and beyond.
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Rev. William J. “Bill” Watters, S.J., opened Loyola Early Learning Center in 2017 to address the lack of quality early learning opportunities for low-income children in Baltimore City.
On June 29, 2021, The Loyola Early Learning Center (LELC) changed its name to The Loyola School to reflect its expanded mission, now including a new elementary school that will expand through grade 4 by 2025.
The overarching goal of TLS is to remedy socioeconomic disparity in kindergarten and middle school readiness among underserved children living in Baltimore City.
We provide our students with a high-quality preschool and elementary curriculum, characterized by individualized student support and parent involvement.
Fr. Watters has followed a long-standing Jesuit tradition in responding to the critical need for quality education for children of low-income families.
Research shows the highest rate of return in education comes from investing in children as early as possible. Children from disadvantaged environments, however, are least likely to get the support they need. Our objective is to disrupt this pattern and focus on creating a core group of highly educated citizens who will be Baltimore’s leaders of tomorrow.
Rev. William J. “Bill” Watters, S.J., opened Loyola Early Learning Center in 2017 to address the lack of quality early learning opportunities for low-income children in Baltimore City.
On June 29, 2021, The Loyola Early Learning Center (LELC) changed its name to The Loyola School to reflect its expanded mission, now including a new elementary school that will expand through grade 4 by 2025.
The overarching goal of TLS is to remedy socioeconomic disparity in kindergarten and middle school readiness among underserved children living in Baltimore City.
We provide our students with a high-quality preschool and elementary curriculum, characterized by individualized student support and parent involvement.
Fr. Watters has followed a long-standing Jesuit tradition in responding to the critical need for quality education for children of low-income families.
Research shows the highest rate of return in education comes from investing in children as early as…
Áreas de Impacto incluyen
- Infancia & Juventud
- Educación
- Familia
- Religión & Espiritualidad
Información y Contacto
- 443-563-2589
- office@loyolaschoolbaltimore.org
- 801 St Paul St, Baltimore, MD 21202, USA
