Enriching Mind, Body and Soul Since 1923
At St. Anne, we are committed to academic excellence and the building of the whole child.
We use the Universal Design of Learning approach to guide our lessons to fit the needs of every unique learner. Teachers acknowledge the beauty and importance of students variation in learning styles, and it is through God’s grace that St. Anne strives to meet all students where they are in order to reach academic success.
Explore Our School
Early Learning
Pre-Kindergarten
Primary
Kindergarten – 2nd Grade
Intermediate
3rd – 5th Grade
Middle School
6th – 8th Grade
Student Learning Expectations
A strong set of Student Learning Expectations developed by school faculty and parents is utilized by teachers and students to guide the development of the school’s academic and service learning curriculum. These expectations set forth that the community of St. Anne School – parents, students, teachers, staff and administration – will prepare St. Anne graduates to be:
An Active Person of Faith
A Life Long Learner
A Globally Aware Person
A Well – Balanced Person
Specialists
Music – Kendra Kassebaum leads our music and drama program at St. Anne. She comes with a deep appreciation and understanding of the arts, and leads the students in their knowledge of music, performance, and theater skills. K-5 students have music class 2 times a week.
Art – Students experience and learn about art forms that align with their interests and age development! Painting, sewing, oil pastels, and assemblage are few projects that students love. K-5 students have art class 2 times a week. A middle school art elective is also offered once/trimester
Library – Kristin Earnst leads the school’s library program by offering students grade-level book choices, exciting read alouds, and a Summer Reading Challenge. Students have library 2 times a week, but are always welcome to visit and check in/out books.
PE – Our PE program is loved by many and continues to be a part of St. Anne student’s favorites memories. Michelle Gallagher teachers Physical Education to PreK-8th students/twice a week, as well as lead intramural sports during recess, and plan Field Day!
Spanish – Spanish class is an important part of the St. Anne education. Allan Soto teaches spanish in the student’s classroom 2 times a week. He promotes cultural humility, diverse traditions in Spanish cultures, and teaches language through various lesson styles.
Counselor – Our school counselor is an active part of our community and student’s school life. Denise Rousso supports students’ academic, social, and emotional development. She provides guidance on educational goals, helps resolve personal or social issues, and collaborates with teachers, parents, and administrators to create a positive learning environment.
Reading Specialist – St. Anne has a full-time reading intervention specialist that provides support to K-5th students. In early development, the reading specialist will assist co-teaching core reading and writing lessons, as well as ensure needs are being met for students with accommodations. In upper grades, the reading specialist will support in small groups, 1:1 intervention, and grade-level teacher needs.
Diverse Learners Approach
At St. Anne School, we meet the needs of diverse learners by providing targeted support in academic, social-emotional, behavioral, and executive functioning areas. Our teachers employ differentiated instruction and evidence-based strategies to foster academic growth for all students. The school counselor promotes social-emotional development through structured programs and strong relationships. Positive behavior supports and consistent classroom management create a safe and respectful learning environment. Teachers also assist students in developing executive functioning skills—such as organization, time management, and self-regulation—through deliberate instruction and daily routines. These coordinated efforts ensure that students are well prepared to thrive at St Anne School.
