As a Catholic elementary school, St. Pius V assists parents in
educating their children spiritually, academically, physically, and
socially. Spiritually, St. Pius V seeks to impart a religious
education grounded in the ways of Christ that will distinguish us
from other elementary schools. We hope to create for our students a
sound and durable relationship with God. We also seek to install
the Christian values that are not readily available in today's
society. As a Catholic institution, we feel that we have the
opportunity to provide a moral foundation for all our students.
Academically, St. Pius seeks to provide a hopeful and disciplined
atmosphere for learning. We aim to bring each of our students to
their highest level of achievement. Graduates of St. Pius V should
have the solid academic foundation that will enable them to succeed
in our complex and demanding society. Physically, St. Pius V
provides its students with a clean and safe environment that will
instill optimism, self-regard, and confidence in the future.
Socially, St. Pius V seeks to produce conscientious citizens who
possess uncommon respect for self and others.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for St. Pius V School?
The application deadline for St. Pius V School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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