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Mission Statement At Saint Ann Catholic School, we are dedicated to achieving our full academic, physical, social, and spiritual potential. We strive to use our gifts in service to our school, the community, and society. We serve, lead, and love with Christ as our model. Message from the Principal Welcome to the Saint Ann Catholic School website! We are excited that you are here to learn more about this mission of hope that is transforming the lives of the precious children we serve here in Pilsen.
Enjoy our website. We hope this site will inform you about the good things going on at Saint Ann School. We hope it will inspire you to consider a visit soon! God Bless you all!
Benny Morten Teacher Feature Ms. Nici Kish is a Pittsburgh native and 2006 graduate of Duquesne University. She served in the Inner City Teaching Corps here in Chicago, teaching Kindergarten at St. Philip Neri while earning her Master’s in Education from Northwestern University. This year, Ms. Kish joined the Saint Ann faculty as our first grade teacher. Ms. Kish has created a collaborative learning environment where students work and play with respect. In addition to providing a rich educational experience for our 1st graders, Ms. Kish teaches music to 1st and 2nd grade students during the SAFE (Saint Ann Furthers Education) extended day program. Ms. Kish believes that “the creative and performing arts provide a unique opportunity for self-expression and help to build confidence in our children.” We are so grateful for her and all our dedicated faculty and staff members!
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Invest in Your Child's Future, Enroll at Saint Ann School Today!
Registration for the 2009-2010 school year is now open. For more information, or to take a tour of the school, contact: Frankie Beecroft (312)829-4153. Financial assistance is available. We look forward to hearing from you!
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God has been good to Saint Ann Catholic School! Over 100 years ago we opened our doors to welcome faith-filled Polish immigrants looking for new opportunities in America. Today, we take great pride in continuing that tradition with our predominantly Latino students. Even as the neighborhood changes, Saint Ann continues to emphasize the core spiritual and academic values it has always provided to the children of the Pilsen community.
