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We are a parochial preschool, elementary and junior high offering onsite and remote learning programs for children in Addison and surrounding communities.
Our students enjoy: 1) innovative, hands-on learning opportunities; 2) a rigorous curriculum tailored to their individual needs; 3) a solid foundation in Catholic values and faith; and 4) in-school and after-school activities that allow them to explore their interests and discover their talents.
We offer full-day preschool and extended care programs tailored to the needs of working parents.
Uniforms: Boys: black pants, red polo shirts. Girls - (K-3) MacBeth plaid jumper or shift, or black pants; white polo shirt or white blouse. Girls (4-8): MacBeth plaid skirt or skort or black pants; white or red polo or white blouse, red pullover vest.
Tuition and Acceptance Rate
Admission Deadline
None / Rolling
Tuition Notes
see our website for the current tuition and fees. Please contact us for more detailed information.
Club or Organization: Altar Servers, Ambassadors, Enrichment Programs, Leadership Group, STEM Classes, Virtue Club
Arts and Music Programs: Art Classes, Art Shows, Band Program, Choir, Christmas Program, Drama Production
School Notes
for the 2024-25 school we have openings for grades
5-8
Active Facebook & Instagram pages, strong community support,
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Little Spartans Preschool Program
A center-based program, we offer a wide variety of hands-on
activities so that learning is encouraged within an atmosphere of
exploration and discovery.With parents as partners, we strive to
help make the child's first educational experience a positive and
joyful one where children grow in their awareness of self, and in
their relationship with God and others.
Grade School Program
We prepare your child for success in junior high, high school
and beyond! Our students consistently score above the national and
local norms on standardized tests. In addition, when our 8th
graders enter high school, many are placed in higher level academic
classes.
Academics
Our curriculum is aligned with the Illinois State and Diocese
of Joliet Standards. Reading, English, math, science, social
studies, and religion are taught daily. Music, art, Spanish
and band are also included in the total program.
Learning Center
Kindergarten through fourth students are helped to build strong
foundations in reading, phonics, math, English, science and social
studies through the support of a learning resource teacher and a
team of volunteer parents (and grandparents). Each week,
students use the learning center to work with computers, hands-on
learning materials and other resources.
Recognizing the necessity to build strong basic reading skills,
various teaching strategies are used to enhance the reading program
and to encourage all students to reach their fullest potential.
There is also a large focus on Math concepts and skills. The
program has a tie-in with each grade's curriculum enhanced by
themes throughout the year; Greek Mythology, STEM, March Madness,
Poetry and Young Authors.
Library, Resource Center and Technology Lab
Students have access to a modern school library and resource
center, in additional to a technology lab. Our computer lab is
equipped with internet access, offering the students a wide array
of research opportunities. In addition, mobile computer labs
featuring our Chromebook wireless devices are also used by
students. A full-time Technology Coordinator helps students work
with teacher implemented technology-integrated projects,
stemming from each classes curriculum requirements. This
valuable resource is made available for all students kindergarten
through grade 8.
Faith Formation
Our Catholic faith is infused throughout the curriculum,
helping our students develop Christ-like attitudes in their daily
lives.Faith values are modeled, and students are guided through
daily instruction to understand their Catholic faith. In
addition, liturgical celebrations and daily prayer are meaningful
experiences for the children. Weekly liturgies are celebrated
and service opportunities are provided. Sacramental
preparation is at the heart of the second and eighth grade religion
programs, and parish priests are available to offer guidance and
support. The entire parish of St. Philip the Apostle is
committed to the Catholic formation of it's children.
Physical Fitness and Health
Our physical education teacher provides a curriculum which
focuses on good health, nutrition, exercise, fitness awareness, and
physical development.
Fine Arts
Part-time music and band instructors provide students with an
opportunity to participate in the school band and various musical
programs throughout the year. Students have the opportunity to
participate in a musical theater production each year. Students
also develop an awareness and appreciation for visual arts through
art classes.
Extra-Curricular Activities
There are many opportunities for extra-curricular activities at
St. Philip's School.
Athletic Program
The goal of the athletic program is to provide sports
activities where physical education and athletics work hand in hand
to encourage skill building, and to foster a sense of team spirit,
fair play. and good sportsmanship.
Beginning in grade 5, students have the opportunity to
participate and compete in volleyball and basketball through
various leagues
Service Programs and Projects
In addition, students may participate in service outreach
programs and are also invited to become altar servers, and to share
in the ministry of music as choir members. Activities such as
these generate school spirit, provide for greater student
involvement, and help to enrich the holistic school
curriculum.
Other After-School Programs
Other after-school activities are offered periodically
throughout the year, such as Drama Club, and various enrichment
programs.
As a graduate of St. Philip the Apostle myself, there was no doubt which school I wanted my own children to attend! St. Philip isn't just a school, it's a community. My children have thrived there, both academically and socially. The teachers are kind and compassionate. The students are warm and welcoming. And the rigorous curriculum will prepare my children for the future.
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