ABOUT US
St. Cecilia Catholic School is committed to academic leadership for all students. Our key strengths are the high academic standards and high expectations for our students. To ensure each St. Cecilia student succeeds, we offer
U A competent, professional and caring staff who know how to work with children ages 3-14
U The best new facilities, materials, and educational tools
U Individual learning plans that provide educational opportunities as a child grows academically, emotionally, and spiritually.
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OUR MISSION STATEMENT
St. Cecilia Catholic School, in communion with the Archbishop, and in collaboration with parents, parish leadership, and the community, teaches Gospel values and the faith of the Catholic Church, and educates students in preschool through 8th grades for leadership and service to the church and society through excellent religious, academic, and co-curricular programs that strive to be accessible to all.
OBJECTIVES
Christian values are reinforced through the "Three R's" of St. Cecilia Catholic School:
Reverence
U For God
U For all of Life
Respect
U For ourselves
U For others
U For property
Responsibility
U To our families
U For our actions
U For our school work
SCHOOL PROFILE
Our Faculty and Staff
Our teachers and staff reflect a combination of enthusiasm and experience that engages students' interest while challenging them to achieve more than they expected. Our teachers average over 6 years of teaching experience. And the average class size at St. Cecilia's is 10 students; small enough for teachers to know students personally and to carefully nurture individual talents and needs.
Parents
In addition to our dedicated faculty and staff, each family commits to a minimum of 30 hours of volunteer time per school year helping to further school and classroom goals. The contribution of so much talent and energy has built a strong community and established a deep bond between school families and the faculty and staff. Parents serve as classroom volunteers, support enrichment activities and athletics, raise funds for special projects, and welcome new families to the school.
Our Students
We currently have 65 students enrolled in Preschool through 8th grade. First through eighth graders study in small, multi-age classrooms where they can learn at their own pace and pursue specific interests.