Empowering a New Century of Faith,
Learning & Service
Since 1923, St. Anne Parish School has been providing families with a quality Catholic education on the top of Queen Anne Hill. We educate our students in an environment rooted in our Catholic faith and dedicated to providing a multitude of academic programs to meet the diverse needs of all learners. One class per grade level gives students an opportunity to know one another well and build strong community and leadership skills through cross-grade activities.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our program.
Our Mission
The mission of St. Anne School, in partnership with parents and the parish family, is to provide a quality Catholic education that promotes educational excellence, fosters the living of Gospel values, builds Christian community and inspires compassionate service.
This motto is not only a written statement but more importantly a call to action lived out by our staff and administration.
Academic Excellence
At St. Anne, we strive to build a well balanced individual both in academics and in character. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to providing and nurturing the whole student in their journey to graduation; to build a lifelong learner and a globally aware individual. Our well balanced approach includes the value of personal talents and skills, the beauty in fostering positive social interactions, and the impact of being a responsible and thoughtful learner.
Catholic Identity
We are rooted in our Christ centered environment to help us grow in our faith. We lean into our patron saint, St. Anne, the mother of Mary, to lift our eyes towards hope, devotion, and love. Teachers, faculty, and parents collaborate to ensure our students experience the Lord’s grace in every moment of the day.
Thriving Community
The bond and relationships that St. Anne creates between teachers, staff, families, and students is undoubtedly special. Through our extra-curricular activities, family events, and various St. Anne traditions, we pride ourselves in our strong community. There is a place for all who enter our doors to experience the joy in faith, learning and growing together!
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There have been so many beautiful moments happening throughout our school community this week. A highlight: our 3rd graders and their 6th grade buddies enjoying a special field trip to the breathtaking Kubota Garden. They explored the beautiful scenery, shared time with one another, and worked together to write poetry inspired by the natural beauty around them.
The buddy program is one of the many things that makes St. Anne School so special—building friendships, fostering mentorship, and creating memories that span grade levels.
What a wonderful world, and a beautiful way to close out another school year together.
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Class of 2026, you have led with faith, kindness, resilience, and Celtic pride. You have left your mark on St. Anne School, and while your time here has come to an end, you will always be a part of our St. Anne family.
As you begin your next chapter, carry with you the friendships, memories, lessons, and faith that have shaped you along the way. We are so proud of each and every one of you.
Congratulations, Class of 2026. Keep shining… the world is waiting for you.
Once a Celtic, Always a Celtic. Let all that you do be done in love. ☘️❤️
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Tonight we gathered for a truly special evening honoring the St. Anne School Class of 2026. Surrounded by family, friends, and teachers, our graduates shared memories, celebrated friendships, reflected on their years at St. Anne, and received meaningful keepsakes that will remind them of this community for years to come.
A heartfelt thank you to our amazing 7th grade class and families for hosting such a beautiful and memorable event.
We are especially grateful to our 8th grade families, many of whom have been part of the St. Anne family for so many years. While it’s never easy to say goodbye, we are filled with gratitude for all the time, talent and treasures you have brought to our community.
Next up: Graduation Affirmations tomorrow morning and Graduation Mass tomorrow evening. The Class of 2026 is ready to go out and conquer their next chapter.
Once a Celtic, always a Celtic.
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Weston and Ben McDonald traded their student roles for whistles and clipboards as our very own PE Teachers… for two days! They helped lead classes, organize activities, encourage their fellow students, and got a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to keep our Celtics moving. Thank you, Ben and Weston, for doing such a fantastic job and bringing so much excitement to the gym!
And thank you to our incredible St. Anne community for supporting auction experiences like this that create unforgettable memories while helping our school thrive.
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We ended yesterday with Bump Up Day, as every class got to meet their teachers and see their classroom for the coming school year. But perhaps the sweetest moment of all… our soon-to-be graduates took a walk down memory lane as they returned to their kindergarten classroom. Watching our 8th graders sit in the tiny chairs, revisit familiar spaces, and reflect on how far they’ve come was a beautiful reminder of the journey they’ve shared at St. Anne.
Just a few short days remain until graduation, and the excitement is certainly building. Once a Celtic, always a Celtic!
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This morning, on their last official day of school and in their St. Anne uniforms, the Class of 2026 gathered at Kerry Park for donuts, laughter, and a final walk to school together. Once a Celtic, always a Celtic. ☘️🎓
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Our school was in very capable hands today as 3rd grader, Hugo Guenther, stepped into the role of Principal for the Day!
Hugo spent the day alongside Mr. Haffey, working from the principal’s office, making important decisions, and experiencing what it’s like to lead a school. His day included a special breakfast of hot chocolate and pastries at Cafe Vita, Big Max for lunch, extra recess for the whole school, and popsicles at dismissal! And a special bonus: he was able to have a special VP buddy accompany him all day.
Thank you, Principal Hugo, for an amazing day! You did a fabulous job leading the school with enthusiasm, spirit and kindness!
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As we prepare to send off our incredible 8th graders to their next chapter, we are proud to recognize our Class of 2026 award recipients whose accomplishments, character, and leadership have left a lasting mark on our St. Anne School community.
📚 Top Scholar Award
Presented to the students who achieved the highest grade point average throughout their middle school years. Congratulations to Harry Roozen and Lauren Genna for their outstanding academic excellence and dedication to learning.
🤝 T-Bird Friendship Award
Presented to a member of the graduating class who has earned the respect of peers through courage, honor, and trust. Voted on by the Class of 2026, this year’s recipient is John Holtzclaw. Congratulations, John, on being recognized for the character and friendship you have shared with your classmates.
⭐ Inspirational Award
Presented to a graduating 8th grader who inspires others to recognize their own self-worth, respect those around them, and strive for excellence in academics and life. This year’s recipient is Harry Roozen. Harry’s positive example, encouragement, and leadership have made a meaningful impact on both friends and family.
Congratulations to these outstanding students and to the entire Class of 2026. We are so proud of all you have accomplished and cannot wait to see the incredible things you will do next.
Once a Celtic, always a Celtic. ☘️
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The Celtics didn’t let a little wet weather put a dampener on Field Day - a day of celebration with our school-families filled with fun, teamwork, and Celtic spirit.
A special shoutout to our 8th graders for their leadership, energy, and school pride, setting a wonderful example for the younger students and helping make the day memorable for everyone.
Thank you to our amazing volunteers. Field Day is always such a great way to celebrate our community; we couldn’t do it without you!
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Thanks to our Pre-K students, the hallways are beautifully decorated with thoughtful Earth Day promises, reminding us all of the small ways we can care for God’s creation each day. As we head into the final weeks of the school year, it’s hard not to pause in this hallway filled with beauty, hope, and inspiration. We love seeing our youngest Celtics put their hearts and creativity to work. Thank you, Pre-K, for reminding us that even the smallest actions can make a difference! 🌱♻️🌍
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¡Qué manera tan dulce de celebrate a milestone! Our 8th graders celebrated their final Spanish class with a piñata, candy and laughter. Over the years they have learned new vocabulary, practiced conversations and explored new cultures, all while growing as globally aware students. Congratulations to our 8th graders on finishing one more chapter of their St. Anne journey!
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Today, our 3rd graders had the special opportunity to visit their pen pals at Fatima. After spending the year writing letters and getting to know one another, the students finally got to meet in person. It was such a special day for our 3rd graders and our Parish Family.
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