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Blessed Sacrament School is a Pre-Kindergarten through Sixth Grade Roman Catholic School, founded by the sisters of St. Joseph Carondelet.
As the primary educational ministry of the Blessed Sacrament Parish, we have faithfully served the parish and neigboring community since 1931.
In partnership with family, parish, and community, we provide an exceptional educational experience and enriched curriculum deeply rooted in the values of the Roman Catholic Church.
We seek to promote a safe and positive atmosphere for learning, which emphasizes the whole child and challenges each child spiritually, intelectually, socially, emotionally and physically.
Blessed Sacrament School is nestled comfortably within the Eastwood community in Syracuse.
When you first step inside the front doors, you are immediately attuned to the positive atmosphere that you are entering.
We are proud to have provided academic excellence within a Catholic environment to our community since 1931.
Please feel free to visit us and experience first-hand the warm, caring, and nurturing atmosphere our school conveys.
As Catholic educators, it is our duty to develop in individuals all those competencies necessary to build integrated Christians.
Blessed Sacrament School constantly seeks to lead children to understand themselves and the world in which they live, to enable them through spiritual, intellectual, social, health, and emotional growth to fulfill their responsibilities as persons and members of human society under God.
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