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Welcome to St. Helen Catholic School! Serving grades preschool through eighth grade, we are located in Riverside (Dayton), Ohio. As a community that celebrates diversity, we welcome families from areas including Beavercreek, Dayton, Fairborn, Huber Heights, Riverside, Kettering, Jefferson Township, and military families from Wright Patterson Air Force Base
As a Virtue Based Restorative Disciple School, we strive daily to build character by living virtuously.
Our focus on faith formation and academic excellence prepares the students to be life-long learners who will work to better the world through on-going service.
Come check us out at our Annual Open House in February.
Club or Organization: Boy/Girl Scouts, Safety Patrol, Spirit and Joy Club
Arts and Music Programs: Band, Cantors, Choir
School Notes
Documents required to enroll are:
Birth Certificate
Immunization Record
Last Report Card
Baptismal Certificate (If applicable)
Custody or Guardianship Papers (If applicable)
$120 Registration Fee Per Family
Note: To enroll in our preschool program your child must be
completely potty-trained and 3 years old by September 30th.To
enroll in kindergarten the child must be 5 years old by September
30.
Our two children (age 8 and 11) have attended St Helen since Kindergarten. Neither my wife or I attended Catholic school and we were not raised Catholic either. Thus far we are very happy with St Helen. The teachers are very loving towards the children. The kids who attend are generally well-behaved. The school buildings are in good condition. Our kids receive homework on 3 or 4 days a week, which we like. They are scoring faily well on standardized tests. There are plenty of activity choices for students. Our kids receive religious instruction and attend a church service weekly which is structured to children. The priests are wonderful with the kids. The only fault is there is no playground equipment, but this is typical of catholic schools for some reason.
- Posted by Parent - terry
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