With a focus on academic excellence, Catholic faith and values, and access to new technology, Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore prepare students for a successful future.
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St. Philip Neri Campus will be limited to faculty, staff, students and essential visitors (deliveries, service vendors) only. Thank you for adhering to these new COVID-19 guidelines. Now Enrolling for 2021-2022!
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We love our school – not just because of our highly accredited curriculum or all of the many activities that shape young minds and bodies! What we really love is that we can shape their soul as well. We are trying to form young disciples of Jesus Christ, and to equip them with the basic tools they will need in the future to serve others. Our website contains more information on how we, at St. Philip Neri, promote Nourishing the Soul, Mind and Body!
Resources and tools for our families.
Find everything you need to keep current with what's going on at the school including:
- Parents Weekly Newsletters
- Teacher Websites/Homework Pages
- Hot Lunch Menu
Helping you keep track.
Stay connected to your classroom with information regarding classes, schedules, homework, and projects.
Helping students reach their fullest potential.
Connecting the students with the teachers!
You are an important part of the school.
We would like to keep in touch with you. Please update and send your current information including name, address, and email address.
St. Philip Neri School By the NumbersAt a Glance
- 18:1 Student : Teacher Ratio
- 23 Students Per Class on Average
- 419 Total Students
- 100% Maryland Certified Teachers
News & Events
Recent News
Archbishop Lori Dedicates Church
On March 14, 2021, Archbishop Lori visited St. Philip Neri to dedicate our newly-renovated church!
Ash Wednesday
Our students were able to participate in Ash Wednesday's Liturgy of the Word followed by distribution of ashes. In the Roman Catholic Church, Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent, the season of preparation for the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday. While Ash Wednesday is not a Holy Day of Obligation, all Roman Catholics are encouraged to attend Mass on this day in order to mark the beginning of the Lenten Season.
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