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Saint Leo the Great School community leads by the example of Jesus, with respect and compassion for all, to foster faith and academic growth.
Founded in 1957, we have been instilling values and virtues in ourstudents for over half a century, educating Pre-School 3-Grade 8.
St. Leo has implemented a K-8 Lab Learner program to enhance science instruction. We have also purchased Google Chromebooks to increase technology education in the classroom.
ActivBoard technology is present in every classroom for hands on learning, which improves your child`s cognitive abilities and critical thinking skills.
Honors High School Algebra offered to qualified 8th graders and Adv.Math courses gr.5-8 (including Geometry) for those who qualify.
Three mobile labs and 15,000 volume media center assists with providing a multi-faceted learning approach to our science andsocial studies curriculum.
Spanish is offered in Kindergarten through 8th Grade. St. Leo the Great offers a myriad of extracurricular activities, such as Robotics, Girls on the Run, Odyssey of the Mind, Art/Math Clubs, Drama, and Irish Dance
Our NVCYO Sports Program includes Basketball, Track & Field, Tennis,Volleyball, and Cheerleading.
We have an award winning Band program and a beginning and advanced Strings program.
Saint Leo the Great School is a dynamic learning environment
rooted in Catholic faith and tradition. With Jesus Christ as our
model and guide, we follow faithfully on a lifelong journey to grow
and develop spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, socially,
physically and culturally. We recognize each child as a creation of
God made in His image with unique gifts and talents. Throughout the
learning environment, educators incorporate Gospel values and
foster a spirit of inquiry. We employ a variety of tools and
techniques to challenge each child to achieve his or her full
potential. In collaboration with parents, the child's primary
educators, we provide a safe, nurturing atmosphere, infused with
faith, morals and Catholic principles. Together, we prepare
children to be faithful Catholics and productive citizens in a
global society. We strive to teach as Jesus does --- with
authority, compassion and love.
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