Saint Andrew The Apostle

 

 

 

Saint Andrew the Apostle School

 

 

Saint Andrew School exists to provide a quality

Catholic Education rooted in the Gospel.

 

 

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School information

 

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Principal's Corner

 

Home & School

 

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Curriculum Guides

 

Standard & Times

 

Classroom Supply Lists

 

Important Dates

 

 

Eighth Grade Visitation Day to Archdiocesan High Schools.........November 20

Faculty Retreat (no classes for students); First Trimester ends.....November 26

Thanksgiving Day.......................................................................November 27

Red Cross Blood Drive..............................................................November 28 Feast of St. Andrew/ Forty Hours Devotions..............................November 30

St. Andrew Prayer Service at 1:30................................................December 1

Children's Mass during Forty Hours at 10:00................................December 2

Santa's Secret Shop...............................................................December 1& 2

Vocation Awareness Day.............................................................December 4

Virtus Training for Adult Volunteers..............................................December 6

 

Looking for the perfect gift this Christmas?

 

Look no further! 

 

You’ll be sure to find it at

 

Saint Andrew School’s production of

 

The Gift of Christmas

 

on Thursday, December 11 and

 

Saturday, December 13 at 7:00p.m.

 

in McGettigan Hall.

 

Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children.  Tickets will be available at the door or by sending your ticket request and payment (cash or checks made payable to Saint Andrew School) to

Mrs. Wetzel in 8A.

 

Join us after the show for a carol sing and complimentary refreshments. 

 

 

 

Our Mission Statement

 

Saint Andrew School exists to provide a quality Catholic Education rooted in the Gospel. 

We strive to:

 

Develop well-rounded learners who accept everyday challenges and embrace life’s opportunities

 

Help students recognize, appreciate and develop their God given gifts and talents

 

Inspire students to be responsible citizens and use their individual gifts and talents to serve our school, parish, community and the world in which we live.

 

We propose to accomplish this by: 

 

Providing an atmosphere which is safe, peaceful, just and respectful toward all

 

Developing and nurturing a strong moral code and healthy self-discipline in each child

 

Integrating a curriculum that expands and elevates student thinking through use of the Religion, Rigor & Relevance Framework.

 

Fostering the development of the whole child in collaboration with the family and the St. Andrew community