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Saint Patrick Catholic School

Tacoma, Washington | PreK-8 Catholic School

1112 North G Street, Tacoma, WA 98403 | (253) 272-2297 | [email protected]

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Saint Patrick Catholic School

Our Mission

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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Who are you giving, showing some love ❤️ to celebrate the Feast of St. Valentine?

Who are you giving, showing some love to celebrate the Feast of St. Valentine? cards for people in a local assisted living residence.

Check back later this week to see where they are delivered!
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Who are you giving, showing some love ❤️ to celebrate the Feast of St. Valentine?

Who are you giving, showing some love to celebrate the Feast of St. Valentine? cards for people in a local assisted living residence. 

Check back later this week to see where they are delivered!Image attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment

Second-grade measurers are measuring and practicing estimation.

They are using meter sticks and rulers to learn about centimeters. Using their centimeter rulers, they will create a Valentine’s robot.
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Second-grade measurers are measuring and practicing estimation. 

They are using meter sticks and rulers to learn about centimeters. Using their centimeter rulers, they will create a Valentine’s robot.

Did you know?

On February 11, 1858, the Blessed Virgin Mary first appeared at the Grotto of Massabielle in Lourdes, France, to 14-year-old Bernadette Soubirous.

Our Lady of Lourdes, pray for us!
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Did you know? 

On February 11, 1858, the Blessed Virgin Mary first appeared at the Grotto of Massabielle in Lourdes, France, to 14-year-old Bernadette Soubirous. 

Our Lady of Lourdes, pray for us!

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Our home set up for this special day!

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Congratulations!

On January 4, 2025, Mia Montana Smith, class of 2011, married Will Alexander Sherman at Saint Patrick Catholic Church. Mia and Will are both working on becoming medical doctors.

Mia's brother Matteo, class of 2019, is in his sophomore year studying engineering at The University of Arizona.
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Congratulations!

On January 4, 2025, Mia Montana Smith, class of 2011, married Will Alexander Sherman at Saint Patrick Catholic Church. Mia and Will are both working on becoming medical doctors.

Mias brother Matteo, class of 2019, is in his sophomore year studying engineering at The University of Arizona.Image attachment

Isabella C., a 4th grader found a monkeyshine on the walk up to Mass on Friday.

Have you ever found Monkeyshines? Do you know the story?

The first batch went out in 2004, but the Chinese New Year connection was actually just coincidental. Ms. Monkey knew an artist who had a bronze stamp with a monkey face on it, and the whole idea came together on a whim. The first batch of 250 balls was meant to be hidden around Christmas, but they didn’t get them all finished in time.

So, Ms. Monkey went to the calendar to see which holidays were coming up next and Chinese New Year was next in line. It just so happened that 2004 was the year of the monkey so it worked out perfectly.
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Isabella C., a 4th grader found a monkeyshine on the walk up to Mass on Friday. 

Have you ever found Monkeyshines? Do you know the story?

The first batch went out in 2004, but the Chinese New Year connection was actually just coincidental. Ms. Monkey knew an artist who had a bronze stamp with a monkey face on it, and the whole idea came together on a whim. The first batch of 250 balls was meant to be hidden around Christmas, but they didn’t get them all finished in time. 

So, Ms. Monkey went to the calendar to see which holidays were coming up next and Chinese New Year was next in line. It just so happened that 2004 was the year of the monkey so it worked out perfectly.

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No puede ser tanta belleeeza🤩😍😍

How exciting and fun 😁

Congratulations, Gabriel C., on becoming a Senior Altar Server at Saint Patrick Catholic Church.

He is excited about his new role, and his parents are proud. When you see him serving at Mass, share your congratulations with him.

Gabriel is one of many students who serve at Mass. Do you know a student who serves at Mass? Email us at [email protected].
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Congratulations, Gabriel C., on becoming a Senior Altar Server at Saint Patrick Catholic Church.

He is excited about his new role, and his parents are proud.  When you see him serving at Mass, share your congratulations with him.

Gabriel is one of many students who serve at Mass.  Do you know a student who serves at Mass?  Email us at development@saintpats.org.

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Great job buddy! ❤️

Love this kid

I love this!

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