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Inspired by Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton and rooted in our Catholic faith, Seton Catholic School fosters spiritual development, academic excellence, responsibility to self and service to others.
Students learn to acquire knowledge, critical thinking skills,
habits, and attitudes necessary for their spiritual, intellectual,
emotional, social, and physical lives.Local, state and
national award-winning school.
Established in 1996
Independent, regional school serving five counties
and 22 communities
Coeducational Pre-Kindergarten (full day) through Grade
8
Enrollment of over 500 students.
One Campus + One Schedule 8:20 A.M. to 3:15 P.M.
Extended Day Program available (6:50 to 7:50 A.M. and
3:15 to 6:00 P.M.)
Class sizes range from 20 to 28 students Pre-K.
Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rdGrades ~ teacher and a
teaching assistant
Dedicated and talented administration, faculty and
staff
Governed by a Board of Directors
Vibrant Catholic Community ~ Liturgy each week
Approved by the Ohio Catholic School Accrediting
Association and by the Ohio Department of Education
Seton`s curriculum includes religion, reading, language
arts, phonics, spelling, handwriting, mathematics, science, social
studies, health, physical education, foreign language (Spanish and
French), general/vocal music, instrumental music/orchestra, art,
computer/technology, library
Wireless Campus and exceptional Technology Program
including the distribution of a Chromebooks to each student in
Grades Pre-K through 8. 1: Infinity Initiative!
Enrichment opportunities include Habits of the Heart
Youth Philanthropy Board; Robotics; Power of the Pen; Writing
Symposium; Visiting Author and Artists Programs; Ohio Math League;
Science Fair; Science Olympiad; Midwest Talent Search; National
Geographic Bee; National Spelling Bee; piano and strings lessons;
musical performances and plays; choir; art contests; scouting;
student council; student ministry; yearbook...and more
Seton Athletic Association CYO (Catholic Youth
Organization) sponsored sports-boys and girls athletic program
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