Why St. Jane School?

Mission Statement

Religious Values

Environment

Religious Instruction

Teachers, Parents, and Students Working Together

School History

St. Jane Frances de Chantal School was founded in 1926 as a parish school with 145 children. The school complex consists of 19 classrooms pre-school through eighth grade. The school office, library, chapel and pre-school through sixth grade classrooms are housed in the main school building located at the corner of 19th and Washington Boulevard. The junior high, the gym, STREAM lab, and cafeteria are housed in the Bennett Building/Father Farrell Hall located on the same campus, a short walking distance from the main school building.

"I chose St. Jane School because of the small class sizes in a home-like environment, surrounded by teachers, students and friends that share the same morals and values as we do. In addition, St. Jane School felt like home! Everyone we met the day of our tour was outgoing, friendly and so welcoming! What really stood out was the longevity and happiness of each staff member we met, the smiles meant a lot!"

Chelsea Lowery, parent of 2nd grader

"One of my favorite memories at St. Jane School is the May Procession. It’s so beautiful to see the Communion recipients dressed up once again and the entire school following them around the block to crown Mary. It’s a touching reminder of what a loving and beautiful Mother Mary is to all of us. I’m truly grateful to be part of this cherished tradition."

Alesha Pretopapa, Kindergarten Teacher

and parent of four Janers-8th, 6th, 4th, 2nd

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Mission Statement

Our mission is to encourage each child to achieve his or her potential through a devotion to Christ and His teachings within a challenging and diverse curriculum.

Religious Values

Religious values and mutual respect are the foundation that promotes the educational environment.

Environment

Children learn in a safe and loving environment. Extra-curricular activities support the educational experience.

Religious Instruction

The Gospel message is realized through religious instruction, liturgical worship, and service to the community.

Teachers, Parents, and Students Working Together

Education is a partnership of parent, teacher, and student. Teachers strive to be role models and challenge each student to develop spiritually, academically, emotionally, physically, and socially.

School History