St. Juliana School

St. Juliana School is a Catholic elementary school serving prekindergarten through 8th grade students in Chicago. The school offers specialized support for students with learning differences and ADD/ADHD, recognizing that families need educational environments equipped to address diverse learning needs. With an average class size of 21 students and a dedicated team of 24 classroom teachers, St. Juliana provides individualized attention within a structured, faith-based community.

The school's Learning Difference Programs and ADD/ADHD support services are designed to help students who may struggle with traditional classroom instruction. These specialized programs work alongside the school's core academic curriculum to ensure students receive the accommodations and interventions they need to succeed. St. Juliana's Catholic identity emphasizes community values and social-emotional development, which can benefit students navigating academic and social challenges.

St. Juliana has maintained a strong educational reputation since 1928 and was named a 2016 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education. The school operates on a rolling admissions basis, with a casual dress code and a welcoming approach to families seeking specialized educational support for their children.