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
For centuries, spires have served as symbols of the Catholic faith. St. Patrick School has chosen the symbol of the spire to convey our educational philosophy. St. Patrick Catholic School provides values-based Catholic education.Latest News
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St. Pat’s goal is that no child be denied the opportunity to attend our school because his or her family feels they can’t afford it. While our financial resources don’t permit us to provide tuition assistance to every family, we are committed to doing all we can to meet the needs of our families. The deadlines for tuition assistance to attend St. Pat’s are approaching. Applications for Fulcrum Foundation Grants are due by January 23 and applications for the School Tuition Assistance Program are due by January 30.
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Catholic Schools Week this year is January 25-31. The week-long event is an annual national celebration of Catholic education in the United States. The theme for this year is “Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service.” During that week, St. Pat’s will spread the word about the value of Catholic education to our parishioners and greater community. We will also celebrate that week with a visit from the Pacific Science Center, Open Houses for prospective families, and a spirit assembly.
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