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In a significant shift, Ursuline Academy in St. Louis is among five Ursuline-sponsored schools that will now be under the auspices of the Ursuline Education Foundation. This transition marks an important step in the continued mission of the Ursuline community to provide quality education grounded in Catholic values.
The change in sponsorship aims to enhance educational opportunities and ensure the sustainability of these institutions. The Ursuline Education Foundation is committed to preserving the legacy of the Ursuline Sisters while adapting to the evolving needs of students and families. This new structure is designed to foster collaboration among the schools and strengthen their individual missions.
As part of this transition, the foundation will focus on expanding academic programs, improving facilities, and increasing accessibility for students from diverse backgrounds. The Ursuline community remains hopeful that this new chapter will lead to greater educational excellence and continued service to the community. The schools involved are looking forward to the opportunities that this change will bring.
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