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Saint Pius X Regional School - Bowie, MD

A model Catholic school in the 21st century
St. Pius X Regional School is an outstanding example of how an established traditional Catholic school can adapt to changing times and excel in providing an academically rich education to students with the support of certified professional teachers, administrators, and engaged family and community partners. The school, which opened in 1963, provides an exceptional, co-educational program for 560 students in Pre-K through eighth grade. The school is thriving and learning takes place tailored to the curriculum as set forth by the Archdiocese of Washington using the newest technology and best practices and strategies in education today. Through the cooperation of the faculty and parents, the school seeks to support a diverse student body with a variety of needs and learning styles, and to nourish the spiritual, intellectual, physical, social, and emotional growth of its students. As a regional Catholic school, St. Pius X Regional School differs from the traditional parochial school model in that it serves students from 4 different parishes in the city of Bowie. It is through a strong faith-based foundation, increased parent and student communication, strong school leadership, leveraging technology where appropriate, supporting teachers that are excited about teaching, and creating robust community engagement, that St. Pius X Regional School will continue to thrive and be a model Catholic school in the 21st century. St. Pius X Regional School sends into society a child well equipped with a strong education based on Catholic values.
Saint Pius X Regional School
14710 Annapolis Road
Bowie, MD, 20715-1813
Mrs. Janet Marie Schrom, Principal at time of Nomination
Archdiocese of Washington
Mission
St. Pius X Regional School strives to be grounded in the spirit of Gospel values and to be knowledgeable in an ever-changing educational society. We seek to support the diversity of student needs and learning styles, while nourishing the spiritual, intellectual, and emotional growth of our students.
Student Demographics
- Black/African American: 41%
- White: 44%
- Hispanic: 4%
- Asian: 6%
- Two or more races: 5%
- ELL: 2%
- Economically Disadvantaged: %