Our School History

St. Cecilia Catholic School, conducted by the Sisters of St. Mary of Namur, opened in 1935 under the direction of Msgr. William. M. Robinson. The first year the sisters taught 50 children in two rooms. In 1954, a building campaign was undertaken, resulting in the construction of the existing plant.

We have been in our current building since 1954. In addition to our classrooms for grades Pre K3 - 8th, we have dedicated spaces for art, music, technology, and science, as well as a large gymnasium and performance stage, spacious Pre-K rooms perfect for early learners, a cozy library, and a serene Grotto.

With our Motto, To Serve as Jesus Did, students are reminded daily of the behavior expected of them. With Jesus as our role model and guide, children are encouraged to live and follow Christ's example of service.

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