Our Mission
We are the primary apostolate of Prince of Peace Parish, collaborating with families to offer children a rigorous curriculum that promotes intellectual formation and virtue development, immersed in the teachings of the Catholic faith.
Academically Rigorous
Founded in 2003 and awarded the National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence in 2014, our students in grades 3-8 have placed in the top 15% nationally for the past 6 years in Math & Reading and have performed significantly ahead of area public schools, charter schools and all Diocesan schools in these subjects.
Virtuous Leaders
In collaboration with parents, we focus on the child’s academic, spiritual, emotional, and social growth – never negating one for the other. Ample effort is extended to balance skill development across structure and play. Students are encouraged to participate in team sports and afterschool activities.
“Prince of Peace is truly an extension of our home and family for our children! The love and support that the teachers, staff and priests provide cannot be reproduced anywhere! The academics provided are so rich and all encompassing – but it is the extras like the establishment of Catholic / Christian values, love of neighbor, development of character that make this school so extra special! I highly recommend joining this family and enriching your children with an education that cannot be replicated in any other environment!”
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K4-8th grade private Catholic school