St. Anne Catholic School vs. All Saints Episcopal School

St. Anne Catholic School was founded in 1937.  Today, St. Anne School continues to fulfill its mission of providing a quality Catholic education rooted in moral and religious values and fostered by commitment and service.

St. Anne offers the traditional nine years of schooling associated with a Catholic school with pre-k 3 and Pre-k 4 through eighth grade.

Students attend weekly mass in the original church building and participate annually in All Saints Day, Living Rosary and the May Crowning of Mary.

St. Anne strives to be a community with a sense of family. Service projects that take students, parents, and faculty off campus and out into the larger community have become a way of life at St. Anne.

Eighth graders regularly help at a local soup kitchen, and 1st-5th graders work in the Giving Field to grow food for the hungry.

The National Catholic Education Association has twice honored St. Anne with the Parent Partnership Award.

All Saints Episcopal School provides the most beautiful educational setting in the area.

We are an inviting community with state of the art playgrounds and facilities, located on 11 resplendent acres. The All Saints family consists of enthusiastic students, gifted teachers and administrators, as well as caring, committed Board Members.

Our parents and grandparents are highly supportive, serving as volunteers and lending their levels of expertise as occasional adjunct professors within our lab settings.