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Serving the Greater New Kensington Area and surrounding communities, Mary Queen of Apostles School educates the total child - developing minds, building character, and strengthening faith.
We stress the academic and spiritual development of each child in a Christ-centered learning community through relationships and actions that model Christian values and beliefs.
We strive to maintain high standards of conduct and heightened accountability in academics and the development of age-appropriate skills.
We guide the spiritual, physical, intellectual, emotional, and social growth of children and youth. We provide a safe and nurturing environment, promoting respect for the dignity of each person and emphasizing individual responsibility.
Band, Chorus, Christmas Concert, Design Technology, First Lego League Robotics, Forensics, Intramural Activities, National History Day, Newspaper, Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science, Pittsburgh Regional Science & Engineering Fair, Robotics, Science Clubs, Spelling Bee Club, Spring Concert, Spring Musical, Westmoreland Interscholastic Reading Club
Club or Organization: Conductive Sewing, Kindness Club, Math Club, Sewing Club
School Notes
With a plan for the future of Catholic education in the
Alle-Kiski Valley, Mary Queen of Apostles School serves over 200
students in preschool through eighth grade. Along with an excellent
academic curriculum, worship and service are a fundamental part of
each student`s educational experience. Weekly Mass, celebrations of
the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and a variety of devotions expose
our students to the rich traditions of the liturgical year. A
strong tradition of community service and outreach to those in need
help our students put their faith into practice in a real way,
supporting our mission.
MQA is on the move! In addition to our long-time Freeport Road
site for preschool to grade three at Mt. St. Peters, our students
in grades 4-8 will now attend classes at the former Greenwald
School site, at the corner of Freeport and Elmtree Roads. Our new
building affords us an improved atmosphere while we continue to
provide our students a Christ-centered learning community and a
solid founda-tion in fundamentals with a challenging, extensive,
and evolving curriculum.
* Religious education program with prayer, worship, and
service
* Culture of moral development and respect
* STEM program, or Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
includes hands-on science, coding and computer programming,
pre-engineering program, advanced math classes, and interest
electives
* Strong fine arts program including band, instrumental
options, chorus, liturgical music, art, and drama
* Commitment to grade-level research, writing, and
presentation
* A strong language arts program including phonics, grammar,
and handwriting components
* A wide array of extracurricular activities including reading
club, science clubs, forensic team, and science and history
competition opportunities
* Specialized classes in all areas with PA certified
teachers
We invite everyone to become partners in our endeavors of
offering acaring, enhanced educational environment, continued
academic excellence, a faith-based education, and opportunities for
student success at MQA.
When is the application deadline for Mary Queen Of Apostles School?
The application deadline for Mary Queen Of Apostles School is Nov. 30 / Mar. 15 / rolling (applications are due on Nov. 30 / Mar. 15 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
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