St. Paul's School is a coeducational private school for students in preschool through eighth grade.

Mission

The purpose of St. Paul's School is to provide a learning experience of high academic standards in a Christian environment where children can develop their intellectual abilities and their sense of self-worth and responsibility, and where students, parents, and staff together form a close, caring community in which all support and share in each other's growth.

History

St. Paul's School began in 1966. Bishop Victor M. Rivera, who was at that time the priest of St. Paul's Church, stated: "It is my dream that a school be founded wherein each child would be given the opportunity to advance academically, emotionally and spiritually, in accordance with all his potential and ability."

After more than 30 years, St. Paul's School continues to strive for academic excellence in a loving, Christian environment.

Value

St. Paul's School operates in a Christian environment, within a Christian tradition, exemplifying the following values:

• A moral and spiritual foundation that is essential for the life of every student

• A strong academic education offered in a small class setting, geared to the needs of the student that will instill a lifelong love of learning

• Tolerance and respect for diverse views and beliefs, in accordance with the mission statement, that will assist our students to become responsible citizens

External links

• St. Paul's School
• Summary of St. Paul's School at SchoolDigger