Sts. Peter and Paul School

I am no longer a student attending this school but I have gone through grades K-7. I switched schools my 8th grade year and I missed Sts. Peter and Paul dearly. The classes are small sized so you get to know everyone so closley and your friends with just about everyone. The bigger schools have more 'groups' of different kinds of people where as at Sts. Peter and Paul nobody really judges anyone because they find eachother equal.
--Submitted by a student

We have 1 child that currently attends this school. She is receiving an excellent education. She loves all the teachers she has had, and we as Parents love the individual attention each student receives. The school has a very warm and welcoming atmosphere and everyone is accepted. Sts. Peter and Paul School is improving almost daily with the addition of a new Priest, new principal and a new President. The enrollment is on an upswing and my hope is that it continues that trend. It is a treasure to be apart of this school and we recommend it highly to everyone. If you are looking for something new, with a Christian based education, we invite you to come and experience this wonderful school.
--Submitted by a parent

We've had our various kids attend this school for the past 16 years; four of them are still there. The school for the most part is excellent. Teachers have indeed dedicated their lives to teaching kids and turnover is practically nill. Our kids that graduated from this school were all placed in honors classes in HS and were well-prepared for high school. The school has a new priest and a new principal; both are working very diligently to make this school the very best for our kids. If you are a parent looking for a loving, caring school, small class-size, teachers and administration that sincerely cares about your children, I would recommend this school without hesitation. The positive things that your kids will learn as children at this school, they will carry on into adulthood and it will serve them well.
--Submitted by a parent

We have two children that attend Sts. Peter and Paul. They love their teachers, the other students and think that Father Rob is outstanding too. They are enthusiastic about attending mass both on Friday and on Sunday. Keep up the good work!
--Submitted by a parent

My family and I like Sts. Peter and Paul School because it is Catholic. Also you meet a lot of people and are welcomed.
--Submitted by a student

As a former student and now a parent of 4 I am excited that my kids get to be a part of this school. The sports and academic curriculum are very competitive and train the children to be their best with an emphasis on Catholic education. I would highly recommend this school.
--Submitted by a parent

We currently have one child enrolled in Sts. Peter and Paul and two eagerly awaiting their turn! Our daughter loves her school, teachers, peers, and parish. She is receiving a quality Christian education and is excelling in each subject. The close knit community and parish offer a family friendly atmosphere where we have always felt welcome. The small class size offers individualized attention to students, which is a quality we value greatly. Sts. Peter and Paul school is a wonderful Catholic school nestled in a wonderful small town. Highly recommend!
--Submitted by a parent

It's a great school. We love the smaller class sizes and all the attention our children get. This year the computer lab installed all new computers. The students come together for mass every Friday. There are plenty of ways to get involved for both the students and their families. I am proud of the education our children are getting and love the way the school is continuing to improve.
--Submitted by a parent

Parent involvement at its best! Sts. Peter & Paul is doing a fantastic job educating my child, both scholastically and spiritually. Extracurricular activities are great! High involvement from the entire team. I am impressed.
--Submitted by a parent

I have had children at Sts. Peter and Paul School for nine years. We have a very high average tenure for our teachers and this is favorable in some ways and not in others. Our principal is retiring this year and many parents believe this to be a good thing for many reasons. Our enrollment has dropped 25% over the past few years, with 2005-2006 year taking the hardest hit. My prayer is to find a principal interested in making our school as outstanding as it can be.
--Submitted by a parent