“Our curriculum is a means to developing girls to be the best version of themselves,” said Head of Holy Child’s Middle School, Colleen Pettus. “This hands-on, experiential learning allows girls to think and grow in ways that are often not possible in the more traditional classes.”
School of the Holy Child continues to be at the forefront of innovative curriculum design that seeks to empower girls in all areas, including technology, engineering and design.
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