-
BackForwardPauseCaption
-
-
St. Stephen School seeks to educate the whole child in mind, body, and spirit as we provide a faith-based community that
assists children in developing a Christian conscience and attitude along with an understanding of the Catholic faith,
centered in the teachings of Jesus Christ.
-
-
Why choose St. Stephen School for your child?
-
1. Grow in Catholic Faith
Our students strengthen their personal relationship with God throughout their years at St. Stephen. Our students attend Mass, pray the Rosary, receive their sacraments and have classes with our pastor to enrich their Catholic education.
2. Kind and Caring Faculty
Our teachers are devoted, kind, and professional educators and all are certified cathechists.
3. Small Class Sizes
Smaller class sizes ensures individualized attention is given to all students. Teachers get to know their students personally and can help each child succeed.
-
-
Fast Facts
-
St. Stephen School offers faith-based community education centered in the teachings of Jesus Christ.
70
Years of Catholic Education
20:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
60+
Top Finishes in State Competitions
-
-
-
For New FamiliesLinks & Resources
-
-
Upcoming EventsStay Up-To-Date
-
Parent Testimonials
-
-
-
St. Stephen School was founded in 1951 and is still guided by our commitment to academic excellence in a Christian environment. St. Stephen is a Catholic school for students in pre-K through eighth. The school’s rich history, combined with our certified and dedicated teachers, creates a community based on Catholic values. These values include an educational atmosphere that fosters academic rigor, athletic development, artistic enrichment, and spiritual growth.
We, at St. Stephen School, strive to assist each child in developing a Christian conscience and attitude along with an understanding of the Catholic faith, centered in the teachings of Jesus Christ. We educate each child to the full potential of their individual academic abilities. We respect and nurture the individuality and dignity of each child while encouraging ongoing communication between child, parent and teacher.
-
