Children's Promise Act
See how your business can help St. Patrick School with a dollar-for-dollar tax credit. Please read below for more information:
See how your business can help St. Patrick School with a dollar-for-dollar tax credit. Please read below for more information:
AUG 8, 2023
Click the link above to go to SignUp.com which allows you to organize your service hours. Contact Mrs. Kasey Owen if you have questions: [email protected].
Click the link below to view the news release about the Child Nutrition Program. Below you will also find a copy of our Wellness Policy. We are committed to the well rounded health of our students.
St. Patrick School uniforms are now available through School Uniforms by Tommy Hilfiger. Click the link to start shopping. Use the code STPA18. Uniforms are also available for purchase from Land's End and locally from The Liberty Shop
Donating to our school is now easier than ever. Click the link above to donate to our Annual Appeal. Thank you for your generosity and support!
This app provides content from more than 60 organizations. Thousands of movies, children’s programs, ebooks, audio and Bible studies are available. Click the link to read more.
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