St. Michael School challenges the students academically by offering a well-organized, well-rounded of study.
Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities offer students opportunities for the challenges and rigors of further education.
The goal of academic excellence is enhanced by a dedicated, qualified, and competent faculty open to new ideas and methods, and the consideration of each student as a individual by the pursuit of excellence even in extracurricular activities.
Our teachers expect our students to work to their potential.
Through the teachers' ongoing professional growth, they continue to find new materials and explore better methods to meet the needs of the students.
Each student is encouraged to look at him/herself individually and strive to be the best person he or she can be.
The entire staff affirms each student so that he/she can build self-esteem and instill in our students what is socially acceptable behavior through a variety of social activities.
The school provides a physical education, art, and music period once each week for all students.
Pre-Kindergarten through fifth grade students are instructed by a qualified member of our staff.
Through attendance and active participation at Mass, prayers, and religion classed, priests, faculty, students and parents share the richness of their Catholic faith.
We instill in our students the means to follow Christ in the modern world.
School policies are clearly stated in the student and teacher handbooks.
These policies are upheld by the administration, providing fair and consistent discipline. The policies are reviewed yearly by the faculty.
St. Michael School challenges the students academically by offering
a well-organized, well-rounded of study. Co-curricular and
extra-curricular activities offer students opportunities for the
challenges and rigors of further education. The goal of academic
excellence is enhanced by a dedicated, qualified, and competent
faculty open to new ideas and methods, and the consideration of
each student as a individual by the pursuit of excellence even in
extracurricular activities. Our teachers expect our students to
work to their potential. Through the teachers' ongoing professional
growth, they continue to find new materials and explore better
methods to meet the needs of the students. Each student is
encouraged to look at him/herself individually and strive to be the
best person he or she can be. The entire staff affirms each student
so that he/she can build self-esteem and instill in our students
what is socially acceptable behavior through a variety of social
activities. The school provides a physical education, art, and
music period once each week for all students. Pre-Kindergarten
through fifth grade students are instructed by a qualified member
of our staff. Through attendance and active participation at Mass,
prayers, and religion classed, priests, faculty, students and
parents share the richness of their Catholic faith. We instill in
our students the means to follow Christ in the modern world. School
policies are clearly stated in the student and teacher handbooks.
These policies are upheld by the administration, providing fair and
consistent discipline. The policies are reviewed yearly by the
faculty.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for St. Michael School?
The application deadline for St. Michael School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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The nearest high school and preschool to St. Michael School is Calvary Christian Academy (6.7 miles away)
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