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Blessed Sacrament School is providing quality catholic education since 1916.
The characteristics of our Catholic School hinge on the fundamental belief in God as the supporting and motivating force of our lives.
First and foremost, we try to make the children aware of who they are and why they are here.
Each child's growth which includes the spiritual, the intellectual, the moral, the social and the physical development can only be successfully achieved by the full participation and cooperation of the family, the teachers, classmates and each student.
Each student is unique with unique needs and concerns.
We will strive constantly to provide an environment at Blessed Sacrament School in which each boy and girl can receive our best efforts.
At the same time, we will encourage each student's best effort.
Club or Organization: Cooking Club, Future Cities, Homework Club, Lego Club, Math Club, Reading Club, Science Club, Step Team, Student Government
Arts and Music Programs: Art Club, Choir
Recreational Athletic Programs: Basketball Club, Volleyball Club
School Notes
Our Back to School Famiy BBQ will be held Tuesday, September
5th from 4-6pm! Please feel free to stop in, take a tour, and speak
with our teachers. We have an open registration throughout
the year.
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