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What is the passing grade for Nazareth?

Nazareth uses a numeric system of grading with a range of 50% to 100%. Passing grade for all subjects is 70% or higher. Advanced Placement courses are weighted: the course grade is multiplied by 1.06 to determine both grade point average and class rank.

Where do you put jackets and coats in school?

Jackets and coats must be placed in the student’s locker at the beginning of the day and may not be worn in the classroom or around the school. The school reserves the right to prohibit the wearing of any clothing that it considers objectionable, in poor taste, or offensive in any manner.

Can you wear leggings in Nazareth?

Girls are not permitted to wear leggings or jeggings. Plain black belts must be worn, no designer belts or buckles are permitted. Nazareth white logo dress shirts are to be worn Monday through Thursday and must be tucked in and ironed. No plain white shirts can be worn.

Does Nazareth offer scholarships?

Nazareth offers scholarships based on the student’s TACHS exam results and middle school achievements. If a student did not take the TACHS test, he/she can register to take Nazareth’s Private Scholarship exam. Contact Ms. Michel at 718-763-1100 ext. 227 or smichel@nazarethrhs.orgto schedule this exam.

What is the Nazareth Academy Grade School Parent Association?

The Nazareth Academy Grade School Parent Association (NAGSPA) Nazareth Academy Grade School Parent Association (NAGSPA) strives to support and advocate for our children by partnering with administration, staff and families to create a safe learning environment. The Parent Association exists to advance the mission of Jesus in the tradition ...

What is the parent association?

The Parent Association exists to advance the mission of Jesus in the tradition of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth. The vision is a vibrant network of people united in heeding the call to educate young minds. This is done through our Core Values of faithful listening, loving relationships and recognizing God in the everyday.