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Since it's dedication in August 1964, Mother Catherine Spalding School has served as a place of learning and of worship for forty-two graduating classes.
At Mother Catherine Spalding School we challenge your child to grow as a student, as a child of God, and as a member of a community.
These three areas of formation constitute the core of everything we do.
Mother Catherine Spalding School strives to promote the message of Jesus Christ through prayer, work and example while providing structured and enhanced educational programs.
These programs enrich and promote the students' self-esteem, learning, as well as moral and spiritual values.
This Christian community, called Mother Catherine Spalding School, is built from the foundation enhanced by parents, staff, teachers and administrators whose lives are modeled on Gospel values, as they all work together to teach, to serve, to aspire to excellence.
Quick Facts (2025)
Grades: Prekindergarten-8
Enrollment: 219 students
Average class size: 15 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Since it's dedication in August 1964, Mother Catherine Spalding
School has served as a place of learning and of worship for
forty-two graduating classes. At Mother Catherine Spalding School
we challenge your child to grow as a student, as a child of God,
and as a member of a community. These three areas of formation
constitute the core of everything we do. Mother Catherine Spalding
School strives to promote the message of Jesus Christ through
prayer, work and example while providing structured and enhanced
educational programs. These programs enrich and promote the
students' self-esteem, learning, as well as moral and spiritual
values. This Christian community, called Mother Catherine Spalding
School, is built from the foundation enhanced by parents, staff,
teachers and administrators whose lives are modeled on Gospel
values, as they all work together to teach, to serve, to aspire to
excellence.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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