The John Carroll School

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Established in 1964, The John Carroll School is a private, independent, Catholic secondary school located on 72 acres in Bel Air, Maryland.

The school's mission statement, adopted in November, 2004:

At The John Carroll School, guided by the spirit of America’s first Catholic Archbishop and early patriot, we cultivate in each student a love of learning, a respect for self and a sensitivity to others. Instilling Catholic values through a challenging college preparatory program, we educate the whole person: spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially. Our secondary school community develops young men and women of moral integrity and prepares them to serve responsibly in shaping a more just and compassionate global society.

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