St. Andrew Elementary School

                                                                             Grades K-8

 Located at the corner of Reed and McCoy Roads, on the St. Andrew Parish property, St. Andrew School's mission is to instill and reinforce Catholic values in lifelong learners, within a supportive and challenging academic environment. The teachers and programs develop the whole child, by guiding each one to reach potential spiritually, emotionally, physically, and mentally.

  The school's curriculum is based upon the Diocesan Guidelines and the Ohio Standards, St. Andrew School is 100 percent compliant with the Operating Standards for Ohio's Catholic Schools. On May 10, 2004 the Commision of the Ohio Catholic School Accreditating Association granted St. Andrew School full accreditation, in the Ohio Catholic School Accrediting Association, (OCSAA).

 As a Department of Education Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, St. Andrew students and teachers have been awarded numerous honors and distinctions through the years. These awards include: First Place Catholic School Honors National Chapmpionship (2000-2001), the Harold C. Shaw Outstanding School Award, State Science Day, The Ohio Academy of Science and MathCounts Awards (1997-2002).  For additional information regarding our school, please call (614)-451-1626.

 St. Andrew Pre-School is located on Reed Road. We are currently accepting applications for the 3 year olds, 4 year olds, and pre-kindergarten classes. Please contact our director, Mrs. Kristine Pellissier at kpelliss@cdeducation.org  or 459-1402 ext.3 for more information.

Coming Events:

August 5 - School Supply Sale in Parish Hall 1pm to 6:30pm

August 7 - New Parent Meeting in the Parish Hall at 7pm

August 19 - Supply Drop off and locker set up 12pm-2pm

August 20 - First day of school

Welcome

Congratulations to our first grade teacher, Mrs. Mally, for her Golden Apple Award! Thank you Mrs. Mally for all your hard work and dedication to your students! St. Andrew fifth graders will host a blind guest speaker as a culmination of their service learning project focusing on disabilities. They have visited the School for the Blind earlier in the year and experienced being with the blind students in their daily activities. The eighth graders will be hosting students from Ridgeview Middle School. This school instructs children who have learning differences and other handicaps. The eighth graders have visited their classroom several times throughout the year. The fourth graders have formed a book club under the direction of their teachers. They meet on Wednesdays after school and discuss a chosen novel.