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Take a virtual tour of the school! St. Stanislaus School is a Roman Catholic Preschool through 8th Grade school in the Franciscan tradition.
We are accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
We offer a welcoming environment for students and work to keep open communication with parents through weekly emails, website messages, and parent-teacher conferences.
Our core curriculum includes:Religion,Math, Reading, English, Social Studies, Science, and Spanish.
We also offer enrichment courses in Computer, Music, Art, Physical Education & Library Skills.
Ambassodors of Peace, Choir, National Junior Honor Society, newspaper, performing arts, Student Council
School Notes
Little Lambs & Early Lambs Preschool -
Preschool is offered for both 3 and 4 year olds. Students must be 3
or 4 years old by September 1st and toilet trained in order to
enroll in preschool. The preschool school day runs from 8:10am to
2:10pm, with Before & After School Care offered through our
Extended Care Program. 2, 3 & 5 day openings are available for
preschool students. Breakfast, Snack & Lunch are offered at no cost
for all students. Our preschool programs focus on developing
readiness skills for both Kindergarten and life.
Kindergarten - 8th Grade - The school day for
Kindergarten through 8th Grade runs from 8:20am to 2:40pm. We offer
an Extended Care program for all students. The Extended Care
program begins at 7:15am and runs until 5:00pm daily. Busing is
available for Chicopee Residents. Our faculty is certified and
enthusiastic. STREAM standards, iPads and Chromebooks are
integrated across the curriculum and we offer a full year of
algebra for 8th grade students.
Extracurricular & Outreach Activities
-Our school offers an active Athletic Association
for all students in Kindergarten through 8th grade.Junior
High Students may also participate in Junior Youth Ministry and
National Junior Honor Society. Students also have the option
to compete in both the Battle of the Books competition and Spelling
Bee held yearly throughout the Diocese of Springfield. After
school activities include: Puzzle Club, Spelling Bee, Knitting
Club, Geek Squad, Performing Arts, Student Council, STEM Robotics
Club,Ambassadors of Peace, Yearbook Editors, Battle of the Books
and Troubadours Choir. Students also participate in Field Day,
field trips, a Christmas Concert, and several outreach drives
throughout the school year such as the canned food
drive.
Facilities - St. Stanislaus School is an air
conditioned facility. We have a modern gymnasium, science lab, and
Library Media Center. All students have access to the playground.
The building is secured with cameras and locked doors throughout
the school day.
Tuition & Financial Aid - All Kindergarten 8th
Grade families are eligible to apply for financial aid through
FACTS Aid Management. Tuition is paid monthly on the 15th of
the month. Tuition is broken up into 10 payments (July April).
Registration begins each year at the end of January for the
following school year. We hold a Sunday Open House and can arrange
school day tours at the convenience of families. For more
information on tuition, please contact the school office at
(413) 592-5135.
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