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The mission of St. Andrew School is to educate students physically, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually in their Catholic faith. In partnership with parents and the parish community, we empower students to achieve their full potential while inspiring them to give their best to the world.
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St. Andrew School, Columbus, Ohio. 292 likes · 219 talking about this · 24 were here. Our Mission is to educate the whole child through our Catholic Faith. We are now enrolling students from...
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We offer full- and half-day kindergarten and two classes per grade. In addition to award-winning teachers, the school staff includes a nurse, a guidance counselor, maintenance personnel, teacher aides, librarians, and a team of administrators, including the principal and vice-principal.
St. Andrew School promotes the growth of the whole child in the highest standards of Catholic spiritual development and a rigorous academic environment fostering intellectual growth within a nurturing and supportive parish community.
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Our students’ standardized test scores are well above the national average. For an overview of the core subjects, and special classes covered in each grade—as well as events and activities—please click the link below. LEARN MORE.
St. Andrew was one of two disciples who were followers of John the Baptist. John, while baptizing, saw Jesus and said, “Look, the Lamb of God!”. When the two disciples heard this, they began to follow Jesus. Andrew then told his brother Simon, “We have found the Messiah,” and led Simon to Jesus.
