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Saint Peter School is a family of learners serving the Capitol Hill parishes and community.
We provide our children with an education that is founded on love of God and service to others, characterized by Catholic values and academic excellence, and dedicated to addressing each child`s unique talents and abilities.
At Saint Peter School we believe that our job is to assist parents, who have primary responsibility for the education of children, in the ethical, spiritual, intellectual, emotional, and physical formation of the children entrusted to them by God and which they, in turn, entrust to our care.
Our goal is to make our Catholic faith living, conscious, and active in our students` lives through the light of instruction and practice, and that our Catholic faith and values are integral to all we do and teach.
That learning is lifelong and cumulative and that acquiring a love of learning at an early age leads to an honorable and rewarding lifetime of self-fulfillment and service to God and to others.
2024-2025 School Year
Non-Catholic Rate: $19,240
Discounted rates for active parishioners are as follows:
▪ Grades 1-8, Catholic $15,140
▪ Kindergarten, Catholic $17,525
▪ Pre-Kindergarten, Catholic $18,825
Club or Organization: Altar Serving, Safety Patrol, Student Newspaper, Yearbook Staff
Arts and Music Programs: Art Classes, Band, Choir, Musical
Recreational Athletic Programs: CYO Basketball, CYO Cross Country
School Notes
Saint Peter School is a family of learners serving the Capitol
Hill parishes and community. We provide our children with an
education that is founded on love of God and service to others,
characterized by Catholic values and academic excellence, and
dedicated to addressing each child`s unique talents and abilities.
At Saint Peter School we believe that our job is to assist parents,
who have primary responsibility for the education of children, in
the ethical, spiritual, intellectual, emotional, and physical
formation of the children entrusted to them by God and which they,
in turn, entrust to our care. Our goal is to make our Catholic
faith living, conscious, and active in our students` lives through
the light of instruction and practice, and that our Catholic faith
and values are integral to all we do and teach. That learning is
lifelong and cumulative and that acquiring a love of learning at an
early age leads to an honorable and rewarding lifetime of
self-fulfillment and service to God and to others.
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