Faith
There are alternatives to a Catholic School education, but there is no substitute.
We are often asked: "But, we aren't Catholic. Can my child still attend?"
Of course!
We are a Christian school for all faiths. Roughly 60% of our faculty and students are from denominations other than Catholicism. Catholic education is about more than what students learn. It is also about who they become. At St. Anne, students are challenged academically, known personally, and reminded that their gifts come from God and are meant to be used well.
Catholic schools have a long legacy of forming students in faith, character, self-discipline, and service. Students in Catholic schools have also been shown to exhibit more self-discipline than students in public schools. Read more about the Catholic School Difference here.
We would love to answer your questions, show you around, and help you get a feel for what makes St. Anne different. Please email or call us to set up a tour.
According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), Catholic school students performed at or near the top in reading and math compared to public schools. NAEP, also known as the Nation’s Report Card, released its findings for math and reading for grades 4 and 8. NAEP is considered the most consistent measure of U.S. student achievement over time and a lens into student success.
As one commentator observed, if Catholic schools were a state, they would be the highest performing state in the entire country.
