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Saint Patrick Catholic School

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Saint Patrick Catholic School, a ministry of Saint Patrick Parish, guides students in the pursuit of academic growth while inspiring joyful lives filled with love, service, and respect as disciples of Christ.
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Our 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.

Erika Rosales CruzParent

Saint 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.

Emily Keller '84Teacher

We 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.

Laura DoughertyParent of Alum

Saint Patrick Catholic School has given me footholds so I can strive for academic success.

OwenClass of 2025
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Preschool learners practiced fine motor skills in making mittens.

They used a paper punch to squeeze and make holes in mittens to sew together
with yarn threaded through a plastic needle.

They traced their first initial on each mitten with glue, sprinkled glitter all over it, and then pinched and pulled cotton balls to add fluff to the top of the mittens.
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Preschool learners practiced fine motor skills in making mittens.

They used a paper punch to squeeze and make holes in mittens to sew together
with yarn threaded through a plastic needle. 

They traced their first initial on each mitten with glue, sprinkled glitter all over it, and then pinched and pulled cotton balls to add fluff to the top of the mittens.Image attachment

What are your goals for the new year?

Goal-setting isn’t just about creating a list of things to do; it’s about envisioning the kind of person we want to become and taking small, purposeful steps to get there.

Our 2nd graders have already embraced the new year by setting their own goals! They’ve been reflecting on their goals—being a better friend, learning something new, or improving their studies. Their enthusiasm reminds us that growth happens when we take time to dream and plan.

Here’s to making this year one of growth, kindness, and success—for ourselves and those around us. Let’s dream big, work hard, and lift each other up.
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What are your goals for the new year?

Goal-setting isn’t just about creating a list of things to do; it’s about envisioning the kind of person we want to become and taking small, purposeful steps to get there.  

Our 2nd graders have already embraced the new year by setting their own goals! They’ve been reflecting on their goals—being a better friend, learning something new, or improving their studies. Their enthusiasm reminds us that growth happens when we take time to dream and plan.  

Here’s to making this year one of growth, kindness, and success—for ourselves and those around us. Let’s dream big, work hard, and lift each other up.

Wondering about your child's readiness for Kindergarten?

Sign up for a free 25-minute readiness assessment given by our kindergarten teachers at go.saintpats.org/kindergarten.

Admissions staff will be on hand to answer questions about our application process and show you around the building during the assessment.

Children must be five years old by August 31, 2025 to participate.

Please share this with families of kindergarten-age children you know!
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Wondering about your childs readiness for Kindergarten?

Sign up for a free 25-minute readiness assessment given by our kindergarten teachers at https://go.saintpats.org/kindergarten.

Admissions staff will be on hand to answer questions about our application process and show you around the building during the assessment.

Children must be five years old by August 31, 2025 to participate.

Please share this with families of kindergarten-age children you know!

The Kindergarten Quilt is a cherished tradition, shining in this year’s golden spotlight! Each square of this beautiful quilt is a masterpiece crafted by the tiny hands of our kindergarten artists 🎨 and lovingly assembled by parent volunteer Tiffany Bone of Little Bone Creations. 🧵

This year’s quilt embodies 50 years of R.E.A.C.H., celebrating faith, education, and community. It’s a treasure that will warm your heart and home for generations while ensuring Saint Patrick Catholic School's 132-year legacy of Catholic Education continues.

Don’t miss your chance to bid on this one-of-a-kind creation at the REACH Auction.

Go to go.saintpats.org/REACH25 to learn more, reserve your tickets, book your hotel stay, or sponsor the event as a family or business.
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The Kindergarten Quilt is a cherished tradition, shining in this year’s golden spotlight! Each square of this beautiful quilt is a masterpiece crafted by the tiny hands of our kindergarten artists 🎨 and lovingly assembled by parent volunteer Tiffany Bone of Little Bone Creations. 🧵  

This year’s quilt embodies 50 years of R.E.A.C.H., celebrating faith, education, and community. It’s a treasure that will warm your heart and home for generations while ensuring Saint Patrick Catholic Schools 132-year legacy of Catholic Education continues. 

Don’t miss your chance to bid on this one-of-a-kind creation at the REACH Auction.

Go to go.saintpats.org/REACH25 to learn more, reserve your tickets, book your hotel stay, or sponsor the event as a family or business.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

Mrs. Tessa Johnson '75 and her husband Barry enjoyed the Seattle Kraken game. Mrs. Johnson, our first-grade teacher, noted they didn't win, but they sure had fun.

The Johnsons won a pair of tickets in a raffle drawing for donating to Annual Fund 2025. The tickets were generously donated as a pledge incentive by RJ and Sandi Ryder, grandparents of a Shamrock student.

If you have yet to make your gift, there is still an opportunity to support our 132-year legacy of Catholic Education— donate at go.saintpats.org/donate
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Mrs. Tessa Johnson 75 and her husband Barry enjoyed the Seattle Kraken game.  Mrs. Johnson, our first-grade teacher, noted they didnt win, but they sure had fun.

The Johnsons won a pair of tickets in a raffle drawing for donating to Annual Fund 2025.  The tickets were generously donated as a pledge incentive by RJ and Sandi Ryder, grandparents of a Shamrock student.

If you have yet to make your gift, there is still an opportunity to support our 132-year legacy of Catholic Education— donate at https://go.saintpats.org/donate

It was a fun evening connecting with friends and meeting new ones at the Saint Patrick Parent Association mix and mingle event at Tacoma Wine Merchants.

Thank you to Rob and Kelly Graham Richards for graciously hosting us at their tasting room.

The SPPA plays a vital role in supporting our students, teachers, and school events. Join us for the next meeting in person at Saint Patrick Catholic School or on Zoom. At the meeting, you’ll hear updates on upcoming projects, learn about how to contribute, and share your ideas while earning volunteer commitment hours for attending the meeting. SPPA meets on the first Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
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It was a fun evening connecting with friends and meeting new ones at the Saint Patrick Parent Association mix and mingle event at Tacoma Wine Merchants.

Thank you to Rob and Kelly Graham Richards for graciously hosting us at their tasting room.

The SPPA plays a vital role in supporting our students, teachers, and school events. Join us for the next meeting in person at Saint Patrick Catholic School or on Zoom. At the meeting, you’ll hear updates on upcoming projects, learn about how to contribute, and share your ideas while earning volunteer commitment hours for attending the meeting. SPPA meets on the first Thursday of the month from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
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