St Ambrose School
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- Grades: Pre-K - 6th
- School Location: A Midsize City
- Length of School Year: 180 Days
- Length of School Day: 5.92 Hours
- Brief Description
- St Ambrose School serves Pre-K through 6th Grade Students In The City Of Anderson. This City Is Part Of The Madison 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
- Apex Academy of Hair Design Inc
- 333 Jackson St
- Anderson, IN 46016
- (765) 642-7560
- Anderson University
- 1100 E 5th St
- Anderson, IN 46012
- (765) 649-9071
- Indiana Business College - Anderson
- 140 E 53rd St
- Anderson, IN 46013
- (765) 644-7514
- Don Roberts School of Hair Design
- 152 East US Route 30
- Schererville, IN 46375
- (219) 864-1600
- PJ's College of Cosmetology
- 115 N Ninth St
- Richmond, IN 47374
- (317) 846-6444
- Ball Memorial Hospital School of Radiologic Technology
- 2401 University Ave
- Muncie, IN 47303
- (765) 747-4372
Libraries Near This School
- ANDERSON PUBLIC LIBRARY BOOKMOBILES
- 111 E 12TH ST
- ANDERSON, IN 46016
- (765) 641-2465
- ANDERSON PUBLIC LIBRARY
- 111 E 12TH ST
- ANDERSON, IN 46016
- (765) 641-2451
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This School
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Private - Number of Students: 142
- Number of Teachers: 9
- Student:Teacher Ratio: 13.3:1
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