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St. Brigid School has been in existence in Xenia, Ohio, since 1855.
St. Brigid School, a faith-filled community, is a place where, in collaboration with families, Gospel values are shared and modeled so that the Catholic heritage and tradition continue to flourish in the community and all students are challenged to achieve their highest potential.
St. Brigid School envisions a school that calls forth and supports the discipleship of Jesus in all its dimensions.
Everyone involved comes to think like Jesus, to judge like Jesus, and to act like Jesus.
The emerging kingdom of God is evident so that people are drawn into this vision.
At St. Brigid School, faculty, and parents work together to share our rich Catholic traditions and provide an educational environment that exemplifies Christian values.
Prayer, liturgy, community service projects as well as religious instruction, are integral parts of the faith development of our students.
St. Brigid School has been in existence in Xenia, Ohio, since 1855.
St. Brigid School, a faith-filled community, is a place where, in
collaboration with families, Gospel values are shared and modeled
so that the Catholic heritage and tradition continue to flourish in
the community and all students are challenged to achieve their
highest potential. St. Brigid School envisions a school that calls
forth and supports the discipleship of Jesus in all its dimensions.
Everyone involved comes to think like Jesus, to judge like Jesus,
and to act like Jesus. The emerging kingdom of God is evident so
that people are drawn into this vision. At St. Brigid School,
faculty, and parents work together to share our rich Catholic
traditions and provide an educational environment that exemplifies
Christian values. Prayer, liturgy, community service projects as
well as religious instruction, are integral parts of the faith
development of our students.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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