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Welcome!
The process of choosing a school for your child is both exciting and multi-faceted. As you embark on this process of discernment, I hope you will consider St. Paul Catholic School of Princeton. With a rich history dating back to our school founding in 1880 by the Sisters of Mercy, we are Princeton’s first and only co-educational Catholic elementary school. Our mission is to provide sound spiritual, educational, moral, ethical, and social teachings.
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Latest School News
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August 30
Welcome to St. Paul School 2023-2024! There is a lot of information here, so please read to the very end!Read More -
July 12
I hope that you have been enjoying your summer! Many of our faculty and staff have already been off on some summer adventures and eagerly shared their stories with us upon their return. We hope you will, too, as your families celebrate the summer. Please see below in the "Beyond Our Halls" section so you can share with us your spectacular summer! Stay tuned to your email and our social media accounts for summer stories.Read More -
June 14
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Why Choosest. paul school?
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The only Catholic school in Princeton, with a successful co-ed, Pre-K through 8th grade model. Princeton and its vibrant University are valued parts of our campus life.
A 2012 Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, a U.S. Department of Education designation that recognizes overall academic excellence
Established STEM program through Project Lead The Way
Faculty and teachers who are caring, fully certified, professional educators
Whole child focus, academics, spiritual growth, character, and more
A strong, affordable choice when compared to the areas’ many private schools
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Why St. Paul school?
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FROM THE DIOCESE OF TRENTON
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St. Paul School is a ministry of St. Paul Parish, under the jurisdiction of the Diocese of Trenton. As such, this school follows all doctrines and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church and operates under the authority of the Bishop of the Diocese of Trenton with the administration of the Department of Catholic Schools.
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Any action or comment that is viewed as scandalous or detrimental to the school, its students, the operation of the school, or the reputation of the school in the community is subject to the school’s disciplinary code, whether or not such actions of comments occur on school grounds, on the internet, or during the school day.
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