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History Of Our Lady Of Fatima School
Our Lady of Fatima School is excited to announce its grand opening in September 2017. The school endeavors to provide quality, faith-based education that is accessible to families of all faiths and backgrounds and lays a sound emotional and spiritual foundation for life. The highest priorities of Our Lady of Fatima School are to provide a learning community which fosters academic excellence; preserve and teach the doctrines of the Catholic faith; as well as to nurture young people to become service-oriented, responsible, and self-disciplined individuals. We are now accepting enrollments for the 2017-2018 academic year. Applications and donations may be sent to PO Box 4557 Ithaca, NY 14852
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