The Story
We believe that a Catholic education means living with a respect for God, self and others every day, and that this constant presence-of-mind is a critical component to developing a kind, reflective, and responsible student. We believe that our educational environment consists of traditional values and innovative curriculum that cultivates engaged learners and encourages students to work to their full potential, inspiring them to develop an enthusiasm for lifelong learning.
In 1954, Father Joseph Kenney began fundraising for our parish school and convent. We opened in September 1963 with 160 students, staffed by Dominican sisters from Adrian, Michigan. Archbishop McGucken dedicated the school and convent on April 25, 1964. In 1981, our Parents Club funded three rooms under the school building, now home to our Kindergarten classrooms and library.
We strive to build a strong and lasting community of parents, students, grandparents, and alumni. Together we create a family that values and supports one another.
We believe that community is the foundation of our school. In collaboration with parents and in partnership with St. Patrick Parish, we are devoted to faith and academic excellence. Our administration, faculty, and staff, along with our parent community, are committed to creating a culture of empathy, inclusion, and service.
