
“Jesus in Our Hearts Forever”
Queen
of Peace Elementary School is a Catholic parochial school (Pre-K 3 to Grade 8)
located in southern Bergen County, New Jersey, within the Archdiocese of
Newark. QPGS maintains an enrollment of about 275 students and is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools. As we enter the 21st century, QPGS provides
our youth with quality education in a safe, secure, faith-filled and value-rich
environment. We offer North Arlington families (as well as the families from
surrounding communities) a quality alternative to public school education.
Since
1923, originally staffed by the Sisters of Saint Joseph, Chestnut Hill, Queen
of Peace Elementary School boasts of many excellent educational opportunities
that prepare our young students to grow into faithful Catholics as well as
successful American citizens:
Ø RCAN curriculum, that is fully aligned with
New Jersey Standards for Education
Ø Fully certified, experienced teachers
Ø Weekly Art, Music, World Language, Physical
Education, and Computer/Library classes and D.A.R.E. classes(Grade 5)
Ø Complete computer lab as well as classroom
use of Internet, SMART Boards, and Laptops
Ø Albertus Magnus Science Room with up-to-date
beginning Science equipment
Ø Resource Room for all IEP students
Ø Participation in many school as well as
local competitions:
Spelling
Bees Science/Social
Studies Fairs
Geography
Bees QPHS 7th & 8th
Grade Academic Games
Poster/Essay
Contests Battle of the Books
Ø Two Field Trips per year per grade(One
Walk-Around and one Sit Down)
Ø Many extracurricular opportunities:
STUDENT
COUNCIL SAFETY PATROL AUDITION
CHOIR
BAND BATTLE OF THE BOOKS SCIENCE CLUB
SCRABBLE
CLUB CHESS/CHECKERS
CLUB
NATIONAL
JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY
INSTRUMENTAL/VOICE
LESSONS( separate fee)
Ø Pre-School program for 3 and 4 year olds
Ø Daily Hot Lunch program with healthy
choices and student favorites
Ø Teacher-supervised Before and After Care
program (7 AM to 6 PM)
Ø An active CYO program with many sports as
well as social events
Ø An active Home School
Association that unites parents and teachers in a variety of social as well as
fundraising events.
REVISED 2011