Serviam Girls Academy

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Serviam Girls Academy’s roots date back to 1971 and the all boys, Jesuit middle school, Nativity Mission, founded on the lower east side of Manhattan. The inspiration for the NativityMiguel Network of schools, Nativity Mission offered its students a uniquely structured program which included: small class sizes, allowing for meaningful interactions between students and teachers; and, an extended 10 hour school day and 10 month school year, reducing the students’ exposure to the difficulties and temptations of inner city life. Today, there are over 50 NativityMiguel schools across the United States and Canada, each with the mission of providing a quality, faith-based education to low-income students in order to prepare them for admittance into competitive high schools and ultimately, to college. Serviam Girls Academy is one of those schools. Having opened its doors in 2008 to a group of pioneering 5th and 6th grade students, Serviam…