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St. Peter Catholic School is a young, growing school located in the Town of Monument.
First opened in 2003 as a preschool, we graduated our first class of Eighth graders in May 2014.
We are committed to being a truly Catholic, academically challenging school that is preparing students to be citizens who transform their world through their moral decision-making and good works.
St. Peter Catholic School provides a
safe and secure environment where children can discover their world
around them. We strive to provide a Christian atmosphere in which
each student is encouraged to grow in spiritual values, sound
judgment and academic knowledge. Staff members recognize that each
child is a unique individual entitled to develop spiritually,
morally, intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically to
his or her greatest potential. We are committed to help each child
apply the teachings of Jesus Christ by ministering to others and
caring for each other, their community and changing world.
Our strength lies in our
ability to personalize the education for our students. With the
smaller class sizes, teachers know the strengths and weaknesses of
their students. They are able to adapt the instruction as needed
for the individual child. We are able to provide remediation, or,
we can accelerate the learning for students who are advanced. The
transition to the next grade is smoother because we have a good
understanding of each student in our classroom. Teachers know and
interact with most students on a daily basis so each child receives
that personal acknowledgement that is missing in so many larger
schools. Our classrooms are disciplined but positive environments
where the focus is on learning. We also have tremendous support
from our parents with many volunteering in the classroom and around
the school.
Grades: K-12 | 2,023 students3340.9 miles 563 Kamoku St Honolulu, HI 96826 (808) 943-2239
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
54/6/2020
I cannot say enough positive about St. Peter Catholic School. My children have been at this school for six years and are thriving in an academically challenging environment. I love that they learn about Jesus every day and bring those conversations home to the dinner table. When there are problems, the Principal is hands on and helps get to the root of the problem. The children are taught to live and treat others with virtue and kindness. All of these characteristics and more are why we love St. Peter.
- Posted by Parent - Mary
51/21/2020
As parents, we want the best schools available wherever it's public or private. There were many factors we considered that included academics, but we also wanted our daughter to learn to think critically in each subject and not just learn for "the test" We found St. Peter Catholic School (SPCS) was great at separating knowledge, understanding, skills & competencies which the students seem to pick up on and do the same.. Having small class sizes is key to recognizing students and their abilities, which will help move students as far as possible while helping students who struggle also reach their potential. That's not often the case in other schools public or private. A good school seeks to grow great teachers who work to grow great students. I'm a believer that it all classrooms have four walls, often it is in the simple down times we learn the most! If you are looking for a school that provides academic excellence, increased knowledge and awareness and increased leadership skills, SPCS should be a consideration if not your first choice!
- Posted by Parent - Debby Dover
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