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Communion of Saints School
Basic Information
Address: 2160 Stillman Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
County: Cuyahoga
School District: Catholic Diocese of Cleveland
Phone Number: 216-932-4177
Fax Number: 216-932-7439
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Additional Information
Founded: 2010
Ages/Grades: Preschool-Grade 8
Diocese: Catholice Diocese of Cleveland
School Size: 190
Classroom Size: 24
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1:24
Tuition:
6426.00
Financial Aid:
EdChoice Scholarship
Curriculum:
Accredited by the State of Ohio; supplementing with Diocese of Cleveland curriculum .The curriculum of Communion of Saints School attempts to ensure that academic success is attained by all of our students. As a Catholic school, our program is permeated with a spirit of mutual respect and concern for each individual. We utilize a curriculum developed by the Diocese of Cleveland in compliance with the Ohio State Standards.
The Curriculum Includes:
Religion, Language Arts (including English,Reading, Spelling, and Handwriting), Mathematics, Science (including Health and Safety), Social Studies, Fine Arts (including Music and Art), Physical Education, and Spanish.
Religion is taught daily in all grades and students and staff worship together at mass weekly. In addition, seasonal prayer services are held. The Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist are celebrated as a parish event through parish preparation.
Support Services:
Speech, Title I services, Counseling, Intervention
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Chromebooks & Ipads Grade K-8
School Clubs:
Drama, CYO Sports, NJHS, Student Council
Uniform Guidelines:
Uniform required
Admissions Requirements:
Please contact admissions@communionofsaintsparish.org
Mission Statement:
Communion of Saints Catholic school serves a diverse community and fosters life-long learners and witnesses to the Gospel who are committed to worshipping God and serving His people.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We believe that Communion of Saints School should be a safe, welcoming, and
inclusive community, guided by Gospel teachings.
* We believe service and social justice needs to begin at an early age to become a
part of the students’ Catholic identity.
* We believe instruction must provide for the diverse abilities of all students.
* We believe assessments should provide data to inform instruction and allow
varied approaches for students to demonstrate their knowledge.
* We believe the curriculum should be engaging , relevant, and collaborative and
designed to develop critical thinking skills.
* We believe in fostering an effective partnership with parents that supports the
education of their children and furthers the mission of our school.
School History:
Communion of Saints School, formerly St. Ann School (1916), was established in 2010. The school services Cleveland Heights and surrounding communities including East Cleveland, University Heights, Shaker Heights, and South Euclid-Lyndhurst to name a few. The school renewed its Accreditation in 2019, setting continuous improvement goals for the faculty and students.