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Inspired by the teachings of St. Benedict and rooted in our Catholic faith, St. Elizabeth School fosters spiritual development, academic excellence, responsibility to self, and service to others grades Pre-K 3 through 12.
St. Elizabeth School, a co-educational Roman Catholic institution of the Diocese of Wilmington, was founded in 1908 and rooted in the Benedictine tradition of Ora Et Labora (Prayer and Work) and PAX (Peace).
The Lower School and Upper School provides a diverse but family oriented caring environment, and serves several parishes in the diocese.
The school is committed to educating the mind, the body, and the spirit.
Our mission calls us to instill leadership, to promote dedication to service, and to inspire a passion for peace and justice in today's youth who will become the parishioners and citizens of tomorrow.
We at St. Elizabeth are a Catholic school committed to assisting parents in their primary right and responsibility to form and educate their children into mature witnesses of Christ.
Under the guidance of the principal, the faculty strives to integrate Catholic values and beliefs throughout all academic and social areas.
As a school community, we aid the students in making their Christian commitment through liturgical celebrations, community services, daily prayer, and courses in Catholic doctrine.
By instilling discipline, good order, and fostering self-control, we encourage respect for God, self, fellow man, and for government.
Teacher example and the various teacher, student, and peer interactions foster a sensitivity and mutual respect for the needs of others.
Inspired by the teachings of St. Benedict and rooted in our
Catholic faith, St. Elizabeth School fosters spiritual development,
academic excellence, responsibility to self, and service to
othersgrades Pre-K 3 through 12.
St. Elizabeth School, a Pre-K 3 through 12th grade
co-educational Roman Catholic institution of the Diocese of
Wilmington, was founded in 1908 and rooted in the Benedictine
tradition of Ora Et Labora (Prayer and Work) and PAX (Peace). St.
Elizabeth provides a diverse but family oriented caring
environment, and serves several parishes in the diocese. The school
is committed to educating the mind, the body, and the spirit. Our
mission calls us to instill leadership, to promote dedication to
service, and to inspire a passion for peace and justice in today's
youth who will become the parishioners and citizens of tomorrow. We
at St. Elizabeth Elementary School are a Catholic school committed
to assisting parents in their primary right and responsibility to
form and educate their children into mature witnesses of Christ.
Under the guidance of the principal, the faculty strives to
integrate Catholic values and beliefs throughout all academic and
social areas. As a school community, we aid the students in making
their Christian commitment through liturgical celebrations,
community services, daily prayer, and courses in Catholic doctrine.
By instilling discipline, good order, and fostering self-control,
we encourage respect for God, self, fellow man, and for government.
Teacher example and the various teacher, student, and peer
interactions foster a sensitivity and mutual respect for the needs
of others.
St. Elizabeth School offers 14 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Track and Field and Volleyball. St. Elizabeth School is ranked as one of the top 20% of private schools in Delaware for most sports offered.
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