Principal:
Sr. Rosalia Federici,
SSND
Vice Principal: Ms. Jennifer
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Secretary: Sr. M. Johnette,
SSND
Secretary: Ms. Gina
Enslin |
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Grades:
Pre-Kindergarten to Grade
Eight
Subjects: Religion,
Math, Reading, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Phonics Art, Music
Physical Education
Labs:
Computer
Science, Writing-to-Read, Science and Music
After School:
C.A.R.E.S Program from 2:45 PM to 5:45 PM |
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School Philosophy |
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Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Elementary
Schools. The school has demonstrated to evaluators of the Commission on
Elementary Schools that it is effectively advancing the quality of educational
experiences it offers its students and meets its responsibilities to the public
and the profession of education. |
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Mission Statement |
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St. Peter the
Apostle School exists to educate the student so that the talents developed and
values nurtured will contribute not only to the child's personal growth and
development, but also to the building of a strong and just society - a city of
God. We affirm that the parents are the primary educators and that teachers are
partners in the total educational process.
The curriculum offered is an
integration of intellectual, cultural, religious and physical activities
planned with sensitivity to the background and needs of the students. There is
balance between the priorities of the group. Coordination and cooperation with
federal and state area specialists such as the Chapter 1 teachers and Act 89
READS personnel assigned to our school, is an integral facet of our total
program.
We believe that increased emphasis on a world-wide vision and
social responsibility should characterize the school's curriculum. |
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United by our
membership at St. Peter the Apostle School, we envision ourselves as a
community of lay and religious who desire a strong relationship with God by
living gospel values. We envision ourselves as teachers committed to the ethics
of our profession and as leaders in bringing about the maximum potential in
each student.
We look to the Holy Spirit, our source of Wisdom to lead us in
sharing our gifts and talents for the benefit of the entire school community.
Our diversity of coltures, languages and spiritual traditions serve to enrich
us. By embodying these qualities we seek to bond the school, the parish, and
the home into one Christian and educational community.
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Other Links of
Interest:
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Directions to Saint
Peter's
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National Shrine of St. John Neumann
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Archdiocese of
Philadelphia
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