Saint Patrick Catholic School
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A Legacy of Faith and Learning
Our Heritage. Your Future.
Who We Are
Saint Patrick Catholic School is a welcoming community with active parent and parishioner engagement.
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.
Meet Our StaffWhat We Do
Saint Patrick Catholic School provides values-based Catholic education with an emphasis on faith, service, and academic excellence.
Why Choose Us
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Community Voices
Erika Rosales CruzParentOur son loves his school. It's is so nice to drop off and pick up and be greeted by name. You will love it here! From academics, faith, compassion, safety, and care if that's what you are looking for, this is the place.
Emily Keller '84TeacherSaint Patrick Catholic School is a remarkable place. I am struck by how many of those students I still keep in regular contact with. I have built lifelong friends in this community.
HaydenClass of 2024I love Saint Patrick Catholic School. It is serious and we still have fun. It has taught me how to learn in a different way, and be a better member of my community and family.
Jack Chambers '23AlumniAs an alumni, I can confidently say that Saint Patrick Catholic School has played a pivotal role in shaping who I am today. The values, education, and friendships formed during my time there will be something I keep and cherish forever.
Laura DoughertyParent of AlumWe put two children through Saint Patrick Catholic School and we see the results every single day in their character, their dedication to their studies, and most importantly for us, in their faith lives.
OwenClass of 2025Saint Patrick Catholic School has given me footholds so I can strive for academic success.
Saint Patrick Catholic School was founded by the beloved Sisters of Saint Dominic of Tacoma in 1893, and their legacy of Catholic Education continues today!Dominicans follow a lifestyle outlined by St. Dominic. Dominicans focus on prayer, community, study, and service. Many serve the world as teachers. Did you know that Saint Patrick Catholic School was started by the Tacoma Dominicans in 1893? ... See MoreSee Less
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Guess who's back in the principal's office? 👀
Principal Emeritus Mrs. Barbara Bolaños, is stepping in while Mrs. Kate ChambersArchdiocese of SeattleoCatholic Schools of Western WashingtonWashington principals' retreat!
We're thrilled to have Mrs. Bolaños leading the school again—even if it's just for a little while. The Shamrock spirit runs strong with this one! 💚🍀
Please help us give her a warm welcome back to campus! 🎉 ... See MoreSee Less
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What sort of kindness have you received from others today? How did it change your day?
"I experienced so much kindness from others today: students holding those heavy stairwell doors open when they saw me walking their way, parents and students helping me break down and recycle school supplies boxes, and others sharing their excitement for me in my new role."
—excerpt from Chat with Mrs. Chambers in The Blarney Stone on August 28, 2024 ... See MoreSee Less
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Principal Kate Chambers wants to learn what you love about our school and where you see growth opportunities. Current and former parents, grandparents, students, alums, neighbors, and parishioners are invited to take the survey.
—https://conta.cc/3BdE4gk ... See MoreSee Less
☘️ Tell us what you think
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The Blarney Stone September 18, 2024 Share This Email Share This Email Having trouble viewing The Blarney Stone? View as a webpage in your browser. Saint Patrick Catholic School, a ministry of...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Intermediate Division teachers showed up and showed us their Shamrock spirit. Show us yours!
Drop a photo in the comments or email us at [email protected]. ... See MoreSee Less
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I think we need parent shirts that say "Intermediate Division Family Support Squad" or maybe cheer squad! <3
Connection before content!
We emphasize the importance of building relationships and trust with students before diving into academics. This approach fosters a sense of belonging, emotional safety, and mutual respect, which leads to better learning outcomes.
When students feel seen, valued, and connected to their teachers and peers, they are more open to engaging with the academic material. Prioritizing connection allows for a more supportive environment where students can emotionally and academically thrive. ... See MoreSee Less
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Sometimes teachers in different subjects like math do not connect as easily with kids, as this is the experience of my middle schooler. If you struggle in a subject and the teacher is unapproachable that student is scared to ask for help when struggling with tests. Sometimes the grade becomes the wall between student and teacher. Connections to the heart and achieving small goals for those students who are struggling academically would build confidence and relationships.
Where is the universal design?
6th grader Mariana celebrated her birthday with fellow Shamrocks at iFLY -Seattle.
Share your birthday celebration with us and keep sharing your summer photos for The Shammy Diaries: Summer Edition because it is still summer until September 22, even though the weather might not agree. ... See MoreSee Less
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🎨🐟 The SCHOOL is creatively swimming thanks to Art Specialist Mrs. Emily Keller.
Shamrocks craft unique "expression fish," each representing an emotion or feeling. The colorful fish will swim together to form Our Saint Pats SCHOOL of fish! 🐠
Dive in and check it out next time you're on campus! 🌊💚 ... See MoreSee Less
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As many of our 2nd-grade students begin preparing to receive the sacraments of Reconciliations and First Holy Communion, and our 7th and 8th graders prepare for the Sacrament of Confirmation, we invite your to say this Prayer for Catechism Students —
Dear God,
You never stop drawing us closer to You.
Pour Your grace upon these young disciples as they learn about You.
Attract them.
Challenge them.
Love them.
Guide them.
Bless them.
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