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Welcome to St. Pius X Catholic School!
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Our Mission
St. Pius X Catholic School fosters faith and values, instills a passion for service, develops academic excellence, and empowers student leaders.Our Vision
The vision of St. Pius X Catholic School is to build the foundation of FAITH by developing Catholic world leaders for our school, community, and Church.Our Values
Faith, Family, Academics, Involvement, Tradition, Honor
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Our Namesake
St. Pius X Catholic School is named after
Pope St. Pius X (1835-1914). Pope Pius X born Giuseppe Melchior Sarto, served as Pope for 12 years. He emphasized the importance of daily Eucharist ("the Pope of Frequent Communion"), therefore, he decreed that children of the age of seven should receive the sacrament of Holy Communion. He was declared a saint on May 29, 1954, by Pope Pius XII, one year before our school was founded. His Feast Day is August 21.
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- Weekly Mass
- Sacraments
- Morning Rosary
- Christmas Play
- Living Nativity & Baby Shower
- Christmas Caroling
- Living Way of the Cross
- Canned Food Drives
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Weekly Mass
The students come together with the parish community to celebrate the Eucharist twice a week. The mass is an anchor and a cornerstone of our school week. All are welcome to attend our school liturgies.
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Sacraments
Second graders prepare for the sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Communion.
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Morning Rosary
Students in grades K-3 gather together outside their classrooms to begin their day by saying the rosary. They learn about the Mysteries of the Rosary and how Jesus wants us to live our daily lives.
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Christmas Play
A 3rd grade production that culminates with the Nativity Story with the 2nd grade as the chorus is one of the highlights of the Christmas season at
St. Pius. It surely is one of the alumni favorite memories of St. Pius.
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Living Nativity & Baby Shower
1st grade production held on the last day before Christmas vacation. It reminds everyone to shower each other with love each day of our lives. The school children bring items for babies in need. The baby items are given to BirthLine each year.
Click here to learn more about BirthLine
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Christmas Caroling
5th grade students visit a local nursing home to bring joy and conservation to the residents.
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Living Way of the Cross
A very moving version of the Stations of the Cross led by the 8th grade students with the help of 7th grade students as the choir. It is held for both the student body during the school day as well as the parish community in the evening.
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Canned Food Drives
A canned food drive is held during the school year to fill the pantries of local organizations. The student body shares their blessings with those in need.
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Join the Parish Praying the Rosary
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Using instilled Catholic Values, the St. Pius X graduate will have the confidence to trust in the Lord through
- Commitment to prayer
- Respect for all life
- Ability to forgive
- Aspirations to live a life like Jesus
- Respect for Catholic traditions
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The St. Pius X graduate will be committed to life-long learning through
- Preparation for higher education
- A strong work ethic
- Organizational skills
- Technology awareness
- Obtaining problem solving and critical thinking skills to be a holistic thinker
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The St. Pius X graduate will incorporate serving the community as an integral part of his/her life through
- Stewardship
- Service to the parish and community
- Advocating for the rights of all
- Contributions to the common good
- Aspirations to make a difference
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The St. Pius X graduate will confidently take the initiative to move others forward in a positive way by
- Making good choices when challenging situations arise
- Demonstrating his/her God-given potential
- Displaying responsibility and dependability
- Accepting accountability for his/her actions
- Inspiring others to find their voice
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School Commission
The school commission is a group of discerned and appointed members of the parish and school. The purpose of the commission is to advise and support the pastor and the principal in the formation of policy and the ongoing development of the parish school. The commission contributes their expertise and experience and assists with planning and public relations. If you have further questions, please contact the school commission chairperson, David Krol.
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