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Since 1957, St. Pius X School has been dedicated to the attainment of educational excellence in the Catholic tradition of academics, culture, health and civic responsibility.
We take pride in our tradition of providing an educational atmosphere which permits each pupil to develop the maximum capacity of his/her ability and offers challenges which lead to the maturity of each student who chooses to become a contributing member of our Christian heritage.
Saint Pius X School offers a quality Catholic Christian environment that promotes intellectual, spiritual and moral growth.
We provide a solid education, rooted in the Gospel values and supported through parental and community involvement.
In our students we cultivate knowledge and nurture faith, and in so doing, create the leaders of tomorrow.
The main thrust of St. Pius X Catholic School is to create an atmosphere enlivened by the Gospel spirit of freedom and charity, to help youth grow as the new creation they were made by Baptism, and to order the whole of human culture to the news of salvation, so that the light of faith will illumine the knowledge which students gradually gain of the world, of life and of mankind.
SACS Accredited
Member NCEA
Only Catholic Elementary School with Pre-AP Vertical Alignment
with McGill-Toolen Catholic School
Scholars' Bowl Team 4th Place in Invitational Super Tournament
(out of 36 teams)
2 of 5 McGill-Toolen 2010 Physics Team Members are SPX
Alumni
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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