Who Are We?
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Together with Saint Patrick Catholic Church, we pride ourselves in being a welcoming community with active parent and parishioner participation.
Our Teachers
The goal of each of our faculty members is to help their students develop into active Christians, active learners, effective communicators and responsible citizens. Our dedicated and creative teachers work hard every day to encourage, engage and inspire our students.
Our History
St. Patrick Church first opened its doors on December 25, 1891 on the corner of North Starr and Tacoma Avenue. In May of 1893, St. Patrick Church moved a short distance to North Starr and “G” Street to property owned by the Dominican Sisters.
What We Do
St. Patrick Catholic School provides values-based Catholic education with an emphasis on faith, service and academic excellence to families in our parish and greater community.Latest News
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Thursday, March 12th
We will be sending invitations soon to Grandparents.
Please complete the mailing list form to get your guests on the list.
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Save the Date for Commitment Night! Join us Thursday, February 26th at 6:15 PM for a fun event to celebrate our community as we register for another school year. Are you in? More information will be sent home soon, including next year’s contract.
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Don’t miss your opportunity to support the Fund an Item! Click here to watch our video! We realize that not everyone could join us for REACH. We also know that some guests of the auction might have missed the opportunity to contribute to Fund an Item. This year’s Fund an Item will benefit all of our students.
Help us reach our goal! Your donation is appreciated.
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In preparation for our auction, we held a video contest. We asked students to use the theme #ILoveSaintPats. We are proud of our students’ efforts to share their love of St. Pat’s. Congratulations to eighth grader Julia M. for her winning video – Five reasons why I love Saint Pat’s.
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We recently celebrated Catholic Schools Week. A highlight was the Staff vs. Student basketball game. The 8th graders won by 1 point! We also had a professional half-time show by the Rip City Trail Blazers.
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