About Us
Saint Andrew Catholic School is part of a vibrant parish community dedicated to the formation of the whole student spiritually, academically, and socially. We believe Catholic education is a shared mission between school, family, and Church.
Our motto, First Called, reflects the life and example of our patron Saint Andrew, the first disciple called by Jesus to follow Him. This call shapes our identity and purpose. We believe each child is personally known by God and invited to grow as a disciple, learner, and leader.
Mission Statement
Saint Andrew Catholic School, as part of the parish community, prepares students in a spiritual, academic, and nurturing environment to become productive leaders rooted in the Catholic virtues of faith, hope, and love.
Vision Statement
The vision of Saint Andrew Catholic School is to be the cornerstone in the development of the whole student, created in the image of God. Students deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ by living the Gospel and participating in the sacramental life of the Catholic Church, becoming the next generation of Catholic leaders.
What We Believe
Saint Andrew Catholic School believes that:
- Catholic values and stewardship enhance the school’s learning environment.
- Catholic education is an integral part of the Church’s mission to proclaim the Gospel, build community, celebrate through worship, and serve others without distinction.
- Christian formation is at the heart of Catholic education.
- Each student is a unique child of God with individual talents and strengths.
- All students deserve equal opportunities to learn.
- A variety of learning experiences supports diverse learners.
- Student learning is a priority.
- Ongoing evaluation and improvement of the curriculum are essential.
- A supportive and challenging environment promotes responsible decision-making.
- Teachers, administrators, and parents share responsibility for a safe and healthy learning environment.
Curriculum
Saint Andrew Catholic School stresses a solid basic curriculum, offering a strong foundation for higher level subjects. The curriculum includes Catholic religious studies, mathematics, language arts, literature, science, social studies, media, Spanish, art, technology, physical education and music.
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