Who We Are

A Message from our Principal

Thank you for visiting our website.

Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic STEM School is a joyful school community which offers a rigorous academic formation and an authentic Catholic faith formation imbued with the Carmelite spirituality of prayer and friendship with Jesus Christ.

We hope that this visit to our website will give you a glimpse of the spirit which animates our school. We invite you to consider becoming a member of our school community. Join us on our journey as we strive to imitate our patrons, Saints - Peter and Paul - who were centered in Jesus Christ, courageous in faith, and scholars for truth. Contact us today to arrange for a tour!

God bless you,

Sister Mary John, O.C.D.
Principal

Missionary Disciples

Life-long Learners

Innovative Critical Thinkers

Courageous Leaders

We are a Catholic liberal arts school with an emphasis on STEM education.
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic STEM School offers an integrated faith formation,
a rigorous academic program,
and preparation for a lifetime of spiritual and vocational success.

I love SPPS because we are a family. We win together, lose together, succeed together, work together. But most importantly, being a family means we love together. St. Therese of Lisieux said, "Without love, deeds, even the most brilliant, count as nothing."

As a family at SPPS, we work well together: we are collaborative in the classroom.

We win well together: we celebrate our strengths and successes.

We lose well together: we strive to improve and always be the best versions of ourselves.

We succeed well together: we give all the glory back to God.

We love well together: I have so many friends and teachers who encourage and inspire me. I feel how much Jesus loves me through my friends and teachers!

Lucy - 6th grade SPPS student

Forming Lives for Eternity

“In order that the Catholic school and the Catholic teachers may truly make their irreplaceable contribution to the Church and to the world, the goal of Catholic education itself must be crystal clear: Catholic education is above all a question of communicating Christ, of helping to form Christ in the lives of others.” –

Message of John Paul II to the National Catholic Educational Association of the United States, April 16, 1979

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