St. Joan of Arc School

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230 S Law St

Aberdeen, MD 21001

+1 (410) 272-1387

https://www.school.stjoanarc.org

St. Joan of Arc School in Aberdeen, MD is a Catholic educational institution dedicated to fostering academic excellence while instilling core Catholic values and faith. With a strong emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) education, the school prepares students for a successful future in a vibrant learning environment enriched by innovation and collaboration.

The school community encompasses educators, learners, and families working together to cultivate 21st Century skills and a deep sense of faith. Committed to providing a supportive and engaging atmosphere, St. Joan of Arc School is proud to hold AdvancED STEM Accreditation, highlighting its focus on integrating Catholic identity across its curriculum.

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