St. Ann School, which began in 1920 under the leadership of Trinitarian pastor, Fr.
Isadore Jenne and the Holy Trinity Sisters under the leadership of Mother M.
Teresa of Jesus. The original school was in the convent building, and each year another grade was added to the school.
The new convent was formally dedicated on November 21, 1965, and in August, 1967, the addition to the school was begun which consisted of three floors including an auditorium/gymnasium, kitchen, and bathrooms.
The second floor had two classrooms, principal's office and nurses area and library.
The third floor included three new classrooms and a bathroom.
Both the pastor and people were very proud of the school and all its achievements.
The school today continues to be under the direction of Holy Trinity Sisters and dedicated lay staff.
The school is accredited by The Middle States Accrediting agency for more than ten years, and under the leadership of Principal, Sr.
Mary Donald and Pastor, Fr. James, the school continues to expand and develop new programs.
It was in February, 2000 that a new state-of-the-art Technology Center opened, and every child has access to his/her own computer while in the Center.
The curriculum continues to provide sound basic education which all of the students will need to make appropriate academic choices for high school, and yet the smaller size of the classrooms provides the teacher and student with daily personal contact.
St. Ann School provides a Catholic Education for the parishioners
of St. Ann and the surrounding area. Catholic Education is the
backbone of the church, the family, and the individual from which
the entire community benefits. St. Ann Catholic School is an
extension of the education that begins at home. By the time a child
enters school, he/she is not beginning his/her education but
continuing it, and needs the help of his/her parent/s. The
parent/s' attitude toward the school and the teacher is most
important and will be reflected in the attitude of the child. St.
Ann School is committed to proclaiming the message of the Gospel
through active participation of the faculty, staff, and students in
planning and participating in religious experiences. Our academic
program allows the student to grow in a balance of spiritual,
intellectual, social, and physical experiences appropriate to their
age and grade.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for St. Ann School?
The application deadline for St. Ann School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
Nearby Private Schools
The nearest high school to St. Ann School is Doane Academy (1.8 miles away)
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