St. Margaret Mary School is a Catholic elementary school, Pre-school through grade six.
St. Margaret Mary School shares in the great mission of the church to reveal Christ to the world by greeting the good in one another.
The philosophy of St. Margaret Mary School is based on the premise that our school shares in the great mission of the church to reveal Christ in the world.
We desire to live our school theme: we greet the good (God) in you.
St. Margaret Mary School stands as a Catholic school of excellence - providing a unique Christian atmosphere which builds and supports a welcoming spirit of caring and belonging.
Guided by a dedicated staff and involved parents, students are able to grow and succeed in an environment of mutual respect and positive discipline.
Recognizing the dignity of each person as a unique individual made in the image of Christ and destined for eternal life, we strive to create an environment conducive to the spiritual, moral, intellectual, emotional, social and physical development of each child entrusted to our care.
As an educational community, our intent is to enable our students, through a challenging curriculum, to reach their full potential as Christian individuals committed to service, justice and democracy in a continuously changing society.
With the help of our God and support of the total school community, we endeavor to benefit from the past, to live the present to the fullest, and to prepare for the future.
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