St. James School is dedicated to providing a Catholic education rooted in the Gospel message.
Our school is in touch with the community, accepting children for who they are, and helping them become all they can be.
We seek to help students become aware of God's love for them and to develop a positive and healthy self-concept.
Realizing that God created each of us equal in relationship to each other as children of God, but with different gifts, we are compelled by the Gospel to reach out to welcome all children who wish to receive a Christian education that is holistic in its approach.
We strive to develop the academic and human relations skills of each student and promote an educational atmosphere that fosters growth in the life of the spirit, the mind, and the body.
We work to develop a feeling of confidence, self-esteem, and self-worth in our students, so as to enable them to be creative in the learning process.
St. James School is dedicated to providing a Catholic education
rooted in the Gospel message. Our school is in touch with the
community, accepting children for who they are, and helping them
become all they can be. We seek to help students become aware of
God's love for them and to develop a positive and healthy
self-concept. Realizing that God created each of us equal in
relationship to each other as children of God, but with different
gifts, we are compelled by the Gospel to reach out to welcome all
children who wish to receive a Christian education that is holistic
in its approach. We strive to develop the academic and human
relations skills of each student and promote an educational
atmosphere that fosters growth in the life of the spirit, the mind,
and the body. We work to develop a feeling of confidence,
self-esteem, and self-worth in our students, so as to enable them
to be creative in the learning process.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for St. James School?
The application deadline for St. James School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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