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Serving Pre-K 3 through eighth grade students since 1981, St. Elizabeth Seton is committed to providing a challenging, quality education, which focuses on the development of the whole child.
For information on SES, please call 239.455.2262, or visit www.saintelizabethseton.com.
Band, Chorus, Life Skills, National Junior Honor Society, Student Council, TV Production
School Notes
Certi ed teachers who teach to the student, not to a
standardized testLow student-teacher ratios, allowing a
tailored approach to educationSeton students’ annual
assessment tests place each class at least one grade level above
the national standardsMorning and After Care
availableSecure, gated facilitiesFull classroom
curriculum for all grades including Art, Spanish, Health, Language
Arts, Music and P.E.Athletic program including Junior Varsity
and Varsity teamsTime-honored Catholic
traditionsWelcoming atmosphere and family-oriented
community1:1 iPad program for 5th - 8th
gradeState-of-the-art technology throughout schoolFull
class period for lunch and recess, including middle school
PEYTON BASS HAS BEEN THERE SINCE PRE-K 3 AND NEVER WANTS TO LEAVE BECAUSE SHE LOVES HER CLASSMATES TEACHERS AND PRINCIPAL.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - PEYTON BASS
56/11/2020
My children have been enrolled at St. Elizabeth for two years now. They offer an excellent education along with a good solid Catholic moral background. Teachers and staff are exactly what I expect for my children and their education, I don't regret my decision and would recommend this school to anyone!
- Posted by Parent - Jessica Bedoya
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: Prekindergarten-8
Enrollment: 222 students
Yearly Tuition: $7,230
Average class size: 22 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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