St. Mary Elementary School is a private, Catholic elementary school enrolling students in PreK-6th grade.
We foster a learning environment in which your child is able to reach his/her potential while being nurtured in a safe, family-oriented environment.
Parents and teachers work together to instill Christian values and high academic standards.
Saint Mary Elementary School is a Catholic Christian community dedicated to nurturing and to educating students in the Christian principles of faith, love, service and unity.
It is through the integration of the total curriculum that faith becomes a living, conscious, and active part of daily life.
In cooperation with parents, we instill in our students the qualities necessary to become active and positive participants in today's ever changing society.
We are dedicated to providing a challenging, quality education, which inspires a love of learning for all students who are committed to the pursuit of learning, to Christian principles and values, and to the development of one's full potential.
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