St Stephen School
Phone: (856) 662-5935
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- Grades: Pre-K - 8th
- School Location: An Urban Fringe of a Large City
- Length of School Year: 180 Days
- Length of School Day: 6.5 Hours
- Brief Description
- St Stephen School serves Pre-K through 8th Grade Students In The City Of Pennsauken. This City Is Part Of The Camden County. As an elementary school, this institution has the opportunity to introduce the concept of a formal education. A Roman Catholic religious affiliation is present at this school.
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Local & State Colleges, Universities & Technical Schools
- Omega Institute
- 7050 Rte 38 E
- Pennsauken, NJ 08109
- (856) 663-4299
- Sussex County Community College
- One College Hill
- Newton, NJ 07860
- (973) 300-2100
- Seton Hall University
- 400 S Orange Ave
- South Orange, NJ 07079
- (973) 761-9000
- Centenary College
- 400 Jefferson St
- Hackettstown, NJ 07840
- (908) 852-1400
- The College of New Jersey
- 2000 Pennington Road
- Ewing, NJ 08628
- (609) 771-1855
- Cooper Health System Center for Allied Health Education
- 1 Cooper Plz
- Camden, NJ 08103
- (856) 342-2000
Libraries Near This School
- CAMDEN COUNTY LIBRARY
- MERCHANTVILLE READING CENTER
- MERCHANTVILLE, NJ 08109
- (856) 665-3128
- PENNSAUKEN FREE PUB. LIB.
- 5605 CRESCENT BLVD.
- PENNSAUKEN, NJ 08110
- (609) 665-5959
School Information
This School
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Private - Number of Students: 249
- Number of Teachers: 13
- Student:Teacher Ratio: 16.7:1
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