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Saint Peter School serves families with children in Preschool through Grade Eight and is part of the Stark County Catholic Regional Elementary School System.
St. Peter School provides a learning environment that challenges students to reach their academic, moral and spiritual potential.
Our students continue to excel after graduating from St. Peter School.
The academic program is in direct alignment with the learning standards set by the State of Ohio and the Diocese of Youngstown.
Our school embraces the educational philosophy of the Sisters of Notre Dame through an active partnership with their association.
St. Peter School is a place where parents, teachers and students share a common vision that is rooted in family values.
Parents are encouraged to become involved in their child's education through volunteer opportunities, sporting events, social gatherings and church masses.
Grades: PK-8 | 231 students7.8 miles 640 1st Street N.E. Massillon, OH 44646 (330) 832-9355
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55/17/2016
I believe my children have and will continue to excel at St. Peter's Elementary School. I believe the teaching staff and faculty truly care about the children and their development in learning. I would highly recommend this school.
- Posted by Parent - erina
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