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The mission of St. Michael- St. Clement School is to promote Catholic education geared to the development of all dimensions of the student: spiritual, educational, emotional, physical and cognitive.
Both parish and school work together, with the parents, to prepare the youth of today to become strong witnesses of Jesus Christ and participants in our Catholic faith. Students at St. Michael- St. Clement School excel at challenging Academics, exhibit strong Faith values, and engage in generous Service to others.
In 1926, St. Michael the Archangel School began in the basement
of St. Michael the Archangel Church, now known as the Marian
Chapel. With the Ursuline Nuns at the helm, the school flourished.
Following the Ursuline Nuns, The Daughters of Charity took over the
staffing of the school in 1952. The School continued to grow and
needed to be expanded to add a third floor to the main building in
1953. Despite this addition, even more school space was needed. In
January of 1959, ground was broken for St. Catherine Labour Hall.
Labour Hall, as it became known, was opened for the beginning of
the 1959 school year. Named for St. Catherine Laboure who was a
prominent sister in the Daughters of Charity order, her statue
proudly stands at the entrance of the building. This building
currently holds our PreSchool and Kindergarten classes which are
growing by leaps and bounds. The Daughters of Charity staffed the
school for forty years until 1992 when lay Principal Patricia Kelly
came on board. Continuing to provide students with challenging
academics, strong Catholic traditions and values, and generous
service to our neighbors in the community, our school carries on
its mission of excellence. For 90 years, St. Michael the Archangel
School remains a cornerstone in the Overlea community.
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